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by Sunil @ Canal Street Chronicles on Dec 14, 2007 2:18 PM CST in News

You didn't think I would forget this picture, did you? Source

- Awesome Too Deep Zone that covers Sean Payton's use of stack formations. Very interesting and informative.

The Saints' next opponent, Arizona, is 0-2 against the NFC South. They lost 25-10 against Carolina and 17-10 in Tampa. Thusfar, they are 2-5 on the road.

The Cardinals rank in the middle of the pack (15th) in yardage allowed but poorly (27) in points allowed. They will be playing without all-World safety Adrian Wilson but will have former Auburn standout Karlos Dansby.

Offensively, the Cardinals will probably run roughshod over the Saints. Their receivers are all over 6-foot-1, with excellent athleticism. The Cardinals can also pound the ball on the ground with Edgerrin James -- remember him? This game has all the makings of a 42-35 shootout.

Nice to see Kevin Kaesviharn get some love from the media. He didn't force any turnovers, but he was a constant presence against the Falcons. The team has so much invested -- high pick, playing time -- in Josh Bullocks, they are almost obligated to play him. But I'd like to see Kaesviharn see more time, since he was clearly playing at a high level.

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Good Read

It's interesting the different styles that are used by OC's. It gives an idea of how much better the Saints can be with a few years under Payton's system. I know that the system is and gets complex but I didn't realize to what extent. Add the youth of the players to the complexity, and I understand some of the inconsistencies of the offense.

This Cards game doesn't look as easy as it did earlier in the season. Maybe Jason David will have a bed fall on his toe.

by southernsaint on Dec 14, 2007 7:09 PM CST reply actions

Nice jorts

Agreed. Warner already seems to have found a post-NFL endorsement gig: jorts spokesperson. Chef found this pix blogworthy as well: http://chef-who-dat.blogspot.com/200...

by Chef Who Dat on Dec 14, 2007 7:26 PM CST reply actions