Interceptions
This story is about playoff games specifically, and draws its stats from playoff games. But for a team that passes so much, and with a quarterback who averaged better than one interception per game this season (love you Drew, but it's the truth), this one is definitely of interest. Especially of interest is the difference in outcome between interceptions and touchdowns.
10 months ago
MtnExile
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how many.
How many were well thrown balls that the WR bobbled and into the hands of the defense?
How many were 3rd and short or 4th down plays that a pass was called for to make short yardage.
I hold Coach P more resonsible then Brees for some.. repeat.. some of those interceptions. And I hold the recievers more responsibly then Brees for some.
MT
Sean McDermott come on down! your the next contestant on the "Can you fix my Defense". You will be joined by a DL coach of your choice and may we say we are happy to have you here in Who Dat Nation.
by MT_always on Jan 8, 2009 1:37 PM CST reply actions 0 recs
true
I was going to mention Payton. And receivers not running their routes. But sometimes…. seems like a lot… Drew pulls the trigger to force it and you just KNOW it won’t fit. This isn’t likely to improve, guys. His arm isn’t getting any stronger, you know. We’ll just have to trust that the man is aware and knows his limitations.
by stujo4 on Jan 8, 2009 1:41 PM CST up reply actions 0 recs
Boy, that's an ugly cold feeling
When the Saints are down and Drew is pressing, trying to be the Lone Ranger and make something happen and IT’S PICKED OFF!! Seen it.
Guess we’ll have to live with it.
by stujo4 on Jan 8, 2009 1:37 PM CST reply actions 0 recs
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