New Orleans Saints 48 @ Philadelphia Eagles 22: Who Dat Say!?
wwltvsports Saints first team since 2001 to open season with 2 40 point games
NFLfootballinfo Darren Sharper today became only the 5th player in NFL history with 9 career interception return touchdowns.
wwltvsports Brees: Kolb did a good job in a tough situation
saints83 Who Dat!!!! Well 2&0 and looked good vs a good team.. Congrats boyz
jeffduncantp Payton said initial diagnosis for Bell is just a sprain.
ChaseDaniel How bout them Saints!!!
jeffduncantp Just back from locker room. The Saints obviously were in good moods. But not overly celebratory. Seem to have a good read on things.
reggie_bush Great win for the Saints in one of the toughest places to play! God is good!
jeffduncantp Drew Brees: "I'd say our confidence is way higher than it was in '06. ...Believe it or not, I'd say that we can still get a lot better."
SupaFreak69 2-0 need i say any mo...who dat!!!
jeffduncantp Hearing Bell sufferered MCL sprain, same injury as .Thomas had. Recovery time varries depending on severity. Could be 2 weeks, could be 6.
jeffduncantp The Saints' handed Eagles their 2nd worst loss ever at the Linc, dating to a 42-0 drubbing to Seattle in 2005. Eagles were 34-19 @ stadium.
ltorrence24 Saints flying high @ the airport now! Who Dat! 2-0 !
MalcolmJenkins Feeling good after the win... bout to head back to NOLA .... Who Dat!!!
NFLfootballinfo With 9 TD passes through 2 games, Drew Brees ties Charley Johnson (1965, St. Louis) for NFL record for most TD passes in 1st 2 games of year
miketripletttp You have permission to get excited, Saints fans. This is the kind of game that tripped them up in the past, but they ran away with it.
ltorrence24 Thanks to all you fans who came out to greet us at the airport just now! Wow! Had to have been a few hundred out there! Who dat!
Pierre_Thomas Who Dat! Our squad is something serious, we're in for one exciting year! Great win today, back to work tmro
JeremyShockey thx for all the comments!!! left alot of plays on the field .. gnight.. GOD BLESS.. WHO DAT!!!1
robyslyfe It feels so good to be back, this is a special TEAM. Who Dat!!!!!
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New Orleans Saints running back Mike Bell upbeat despite knee injury - Times-Pic
"It’s definitely not an ACL," insisted Bell, who said he was "more scared than anything else" when he went down with the injury, then limped off the field with help from the training staff. "I think I could have gone back in."
"I think they really wanted to see how I was feeling, get me in on special teams and see how I reacted," Thomas said. "I felt pretty good. I’m just getting used to that brace. That brace is kind of big."
"Oh, no doubt. No doubt," Thomas said. "Whenever they call my name, I’m stepping up."
-Pierre Thomas
"I wasn’t frustrated at all. We were winning. We were playing well, and we were beating a team that’s tough to play, on the road," said Bush, who was booed at the Superdome in Week 1 after fumbling two punt returns, one of which was recovered by the Detroit Lions. "So really it’s not about me, it’s about the team first. I always try to remember that. As a competitor you want to be in there making plays, but I think in games like this, you’re just happy to come out with a win."
"I know that I can run between the tackles," said Bush, who made a nifty cutback to his left at the line of scrimmage to break free, then made cornerback Sheldon Brown miss in the open field. "It’s just a matter of opportunities. So I don’t listen to those things. I know what I can and can’t do."
-Reggie Bush
"I think we played it all right, but I think we definitely could have played it better,"
"I wasn’t going down," said Sharper, who wasn’t able to score on either of his interception returns in Week 1 against Detroit. "I might’ve gotten caught, but luckily I was able to keep my legs up."
-Darren Sharper
"During the week, he said he didn’t believe I can take one back to the house," Sharper said. "So I had to prove him wrong."
-Darren Sharper, on Coach Payton buying him dinner
Grading the New Orleans Saints' performance against the Philadelphia Eagles - Times-Pic
All systems go for New Orleans Saints in 48-22 win over Philadelphia Eagles - Times-Pic
"Losing the way we did last season, we felt like we had to come up with something that is pertinent to our team, especially after last year. When you're 0-5 in games that were decided by one, two, three points, we definitely have to 'finish' games this season. We have to recognize it, understand it and do it.
"Today we did that. Hopefully, there'll be more to come."
"The score right before halftime was important because it was kind of a cat-and-mouse game with field position, " Payton said. "We used our timeouts with the hope that we would get a chance to get the ball back, and we did. Then, Drew did a good job running the two-minute (offense) and taking advantage of that possession."
-Sean Payton
"What has gone from a tie game to all of a sudden is a three-possession game in a matter of five minutes, " Brees said. "Those are game-changing types of deals."
-Drew Brees
"We knew their ball security wasn't as good as it needed to be and we felt we could get some balls out, " Jenkins said. "I was in his blind spot and I just made a play for the ball. It was a huge momentum shift coming out of the locker room."
"Drew said early on during OTAs that we want to make sure that we want to finish strong, " Sharper said. "You got to win close games if you want to be a championship team, and we have the mentality that we want to be a championship team.
"We didn't make any statement today. It was a great victory on the road against a quality NFC opponent. But statements this early in the season are overrated. Sure, people are going to be talking about us right now. But we can't worry about that too much. We still got a lot of football left."
-Darren Sharper
Recapping the New Orleans Saints-Philadelphia Eagles game - Times-Pic
"Tell me who else is going to go up and get that. It's either him or nobody, " said Brees, who added, "I trust him more than I've ever trusted anybody out on the field."
-Drew Brees, on Marques Colston
"Once I got my release and saw Drew's eyes, I knew where the ball was going, "
-Marques Colston
"I don't know, I just kept playing, " Shockey said, refusing to exaggerate his role in the victory. "The ball kind of came up under me, and I just jumped on it. I don't know about the scenario, I just know it worked out in the end."
-Jeremy Shockey, on recovering the fumble
"I think the special teams coming out and getting a turnover, I think that really disrupted their team momentum, " Shanle said. "And then to just come back with that interception and score another touchdown right away, it really changed what they had to do offensively. That put more pressure on their quarterback."
"It's never perfect. But it was good enough today."
-Sean Payon
New Orleans Saints hit top gear after easing off gas - Times-Pic
"Yeah, we did (think about going for it)," Payton said. "The approach we took today, I don’t want to say conservative because that’s not the right word, but we were going to be smart in how we played this game. There may be situations when we decide to go for it in that case, but today was not going to be one of them."
-Sean Payton
"I think he (Kolb) knew we were in the same defense, but I actually did what I was supposed to do, and he didn’t expect me to be there," Shanle said. "It worked out."
-Scott Shanle
Saint at Eagles Game Story - New Orleans Saints official website
Saints make statement in win over Eagles, 48-22 - NewOrleans.com
Jeff: Saints send message with win over Eagles - WWL
"I told our players that I thought it was a big win for us," Payton said. "I thought in all phases we made some big plays. I thought the turnover in the second half on our kickoff coverage team was a big play. We converted it into a touchdown and that gave us an 11-point lead."
-Sean Payton
Offense soars as Saints defeat Eagles, 48-22 - WWLTV
Video: Roundtable: If injured for a while, loss of Bell won't sting too bad - WWLTV
Saints dominate Eagles 48 - 22 -WWL
Saints' kicking game improves - The Advocate
Saints Offense Explodes Again In 48-22 Romp - WDSU
Brees proving to be the unstoppable force of '09 - Sporting News
New Orleans Saints vs. Philadelphia Eagles - ESPN
"If you look at our skill group, each game no guy ever knows who's day it's gonna be," Brees said. "Each guy knows it's their job to open things up for everyone else."
-Drew Brees
Saints serve notice with thorough thrashing of potent Eagles - CBS Sports
Hobbs: Tomahawk Chop Knocked Ball Loose - Philadelphia Eagles official website
"The guy actually came from behind and made a good play," Hobbs said. "He just tomahawked the ball. I had it tight, he just made a good play and I didn't.
"You have to take the responsibility on yourself and understand that you have to make better plays. I was fortunate enough to go out there and get another chance to make up for it and we scored on that."
-Ellis Hobbs, on Malcolm Jenkins
"We have all the talent in the world (on special teams)," Hobbs said. "But if you kill yourself on the mental aspect, the penalties and mental errors ... This is a game of inches. What you see out there is a bunch of inches, just adding up."
-Ellis Hobbs
Daisher Undaunted Despite ST's Bad Day - Philadelphia Eagles official website
"We had a tough day," said special teams coordinator Ted Daisher. "We have to play a lot better than that."
-Ted Daisher
"You never want to give the opponent a chance for an extra possession," said Daisher. "I thought we had a chance for a good return, a guy got Ellis (Hobbs) from the side and the ball came out.
"It didn't help the cause obviously. It gave them some momentum. Any big play on special teams is momentum wise, and I think that gave them some momentum that obviously hurt our cause."
-Ted Daisher
"Never," he said. "You never change, you never blink, you never think twice. We've been pretty good in special teams the last few years in Cleveland (where Daisher coached), top five in the league.
"I'm not going to change anything, we're just going to work and get better."
-Ted Daisher
Avant One Of Few Bright Spots In Loss - Philadelphia Eagles official website
"We could have been a little cleaner out there today," Avant said. "I believe that we left some things out on the field. I thought Kevin (Kolb) did a nice job with the chances that he had. (There were) a couple of errors on all of our part which cost him some statistics, but everything else was alright."
"I believe that (Kolb) did a good job today," Avant said. "I believe that a lot of areas let him down, including myself. "For his first start, we can't ask too much of him. Right now, we've just got to give him more help."
-Jason Avant
"We didn't play smart today and that's just the bottom line," he said. "The Saints played a good game. "We had just too many penalties in critical situations. The game should have been a lot closer than it was. I believe that we dug ourselves a hole that we couldn't get out of."
-Jason Avant
Kolb: Eager For Another Opportunity - Philadelphia Eagles official website
"I was excited to get that because we needed the crowd on our side and they were on our side," Kolb said. "We needed that energy. We had to answer at that point because we knew (Drew) Brees and the Saints - we didn't want them to get the big lead on us like they ended up doing."
"It's frustrating because there were some good things out there. I just hate that I kill myself and kill the team with those turnovers," Kolb said. "As a quarterback, you can't allow yourself to do that. It puts us in the hole. It put us in the hole at the top of the third (quarter) and we couldn't recover."
-Kevin Kolb
"We had been throwing that route in the two-minute drill leading up to the half and they trust me if that guy gets wide, to just check it back underneath," Kolb said. "And I really thought I could get it outside of him and we had been doing it previous to that point and he just took off to the flats."
-Kevin Kolb
"I saw it clear as day they were bad throws," Kolb said. "I left them inside and you can't do that on out breaking routes, first page of the quarterback book. It just upsets me that I make those errors."
-Kevin Kolb
John Smallwood: Put this loss on the Eagles’ defense - Philadelphia Daily News
Brees makes it look easy - Philadelphia Inquirer
"I think with our group, each game you never know whose day it's going to be," Brees said. "Did we know it was going to be (Colston's) day? No. We get into the heat of it and, all of a sudden, he's got the hot hand so we're feeding him."
-Drew Brees
"It is very important for this offense every game that we get off to a quick start," Saints running back Mike Bell said. "We want to start quick and that way it will set the tempo for the game."
-Mike Bell
Phil Sheridan: Not wild about the Wildcat - Philadelphia Inquirer
Post-Game Notebook - Philadelphia Eagles official website
Eagles Falter Against Powerful Saints Team - Philadelphia Eagles official website
Video: From The Locker Room: Eagles-Saints - Philadelphia Eagles official website
Video: Brian Westbrook PC: September 20 - Philadelphia Eagles official website
Video: Kevin Kolb PC: September 20 - Philadelphia Eagles official website
Video: Eagles-Saints: Post-Game Show - Philadelphia Eagles official website
Video: Quintin Mikell PC: September 20 - Philadelphia Eagles official website
Video: Andy Reid PC: September 20 - Philadelphia Eagles official website
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the you tube video
I loved it. I missed Usama simply shake Porter’s hand after the INT. Hilarious.
MAN I’m feeling good today.
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by asaint on Sep 21, 2009 7:29 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs
What a great win
and that really was a game that the “old” Saints would somehow manage to lose— remember when David “Mittens” Carr played that game for Carolina and made us look TERRIBLE? I always get worried now when playing backup QBs. And even though we weren’t perfect against the Eagles, we still destroyed them. I can’t complain— but I hope we stay focused and take care of business in Buffalo. If we come home 3-0, the dome is going to be ROCKIN and I’ll have no choice but to fly back to New Orleans for an ostensibly really tough Jets game.
PS- to whoever makes those youtube videos, nice job—but please drop the unbearably crappy rock soundtrack. ugh.
by jful on Sep 21, 2009 8:17 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs
you know i actually liked the rock song in the background
“in your face..in your face!” hahaha i’m all pumped! i wish it were sunday again!
buffalo will be a good test for us.. i can’t wait!
by nanvinnie on Sep 21, 2009 9:11 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
great video
and I’m with you, that was a good song… the only complaints after the Saints play a good team is of crappy music? gonna be a good season
by J Rock on Sep 21, 2009 9:51 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Thank you Saintsational!
I love being able to come here to get my Saints info. I don’t know how you do it, but it’s awesome to have it all gathered here in one place.
by SaintsFan-KS on Sep 21, 2009 8:21 AM CDT reply actions 1 recs
boom!
he puts alot of hard work and alot of hours into this site. I can’t even imagine how much time all this stuff takes
Superbowl bound!!!...I hope? Go Saints! :D
by skinnykinney on Sep 22, 2009 12:43 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
I agree
Saintsational makes it real easy to be a Monday morning qb. All the info is right here. Great job brother.
Geaux Saints-Geaux Who Dat Nation!!!
A SAINT in Panther country
by carolinasaintsfan on Sep 21, 2009 8:31 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs
Eagle fan here...
Congrats… I was over here talking trash last week, so it time to man up and take my lumps.
I’m officially on the Brees bandwagon. I try to keep my superlatives in check, but right now in my opinion he’s the best football player in the world – reminds me a lot of Joe Montana.
Big win for you guys… I hope you saved some for the Giants and Cowboys, and I certainly don’t want to see you in January.
Bye, Big Stew and JJ :(
by Bye, Dawk :( on Sep 21, 2009 8:34 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs
Class-act, Dawk
God willing, the Eagles won’t be the only NFC East team to drop a game to the Saints this year. Feels good to beat the powerhouse Eagles on the road, but, personally, my bloodlust for the NFC East is focused on the Giants and the Cowboys. I(like just about every Saints fan, I would think) simply hate the Cowboys, and I think the Saints still owe the Giants for that ’05 “home game” in NY after Katrina.
Here’s hoping the Saints can spread the love across the East this year. See you in January.
by FuSoYa on Sep 21, 2009 10:37 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Thanks for stopping back by, Bye Dawk
Read some of your stuff last week, and I don’t think you did too much trash talking (at least not the bad kind). Good luck on the rest of your season. As per your request, we’ll do our best to take down the Cowboys, Skins, and Giants so long as you guys take care of Tampa and Atlanta (we already saw what you did to Carolina . . .)
by Monkey Poop Battle on Sep 21, 2009 2:21 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
definetly plan on taking out the cowboys
the giants will be a tough game for us. the good thing is there’s no plaxico. although, there DEs are probably the best in the league at pass rush.
Superbowl bound!!!...I hope? Go Saints! :D
by skinnykinney on Sep 22, 2009 12:45 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Yeah, but ...
The Saints have quickly become this year’s yeah but team. Cases in point:
Week 1- Drew Brees throws 6 TD passes! The defense gets 3 INTs. Mike Bell rushes for 100+ yards averaging 5 per attempt.
Yeah, but it was against the Lions.
Week 2- Brees throws for 3 more TDs. They score more than 45 for second week in a row. We get 2 rushing TDs. The D stuffs the run (barring a couple Wildcat plays) and gets 3 more INTs.
Yeah, but McNabb didn’t play and the Eagles D were without the late great DC Johnson.
You know what-keep your “respect”. I’d rather be a little appreciated 2-0 than a feared 0-2. Just keep playing hard and respect will be earned. Who Dat !!
by WhoDat_OH on Sep 21, 2009 9:43 AM CDT via mobile reply actions 5 recs
Boom! rec'd it!
Here’s a prediction for next week:
Week 3 – The Saints dominated the Bills in all three aspects of the game.
Yeah, but Terrell Owens had a bad dream the night before and just couldn’t get it going. Also, Trent Edwards got stung by a bee on his thumb and couldn’t throw the ball well after that.
"He has got a good ol' boy sense of humor, but he has also got a good ol' boy sense of kick you in the ass, too,"--Gregg Williams describing Bill Johnson. The D WILL ROCK THIS YEAR!
by satchmo26 on Sep 21, 2009 9:49 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
I don’t think anybody is “yeah butting” your win yesterday. That’s nonsense.
Bye, Big Stew and JJ :(
by Bye, Dawk :( on Sep 21, 2009 10:12 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Umm... ESPN
From Golic on Mike & Mike to Jemele on First Take have done just that. But like I said I’m okay with it. I was just pointing it out.
BTW— anyone else on twitter? I’m @WhoDat_OH
by WhoDat_OH on Sep 21, 2009 10:23 AM CDT via mobile up reply actions 0 recs
Mike Golic isn't very smart
Remember, this guy once was a D lineman, so he took a lot of shots to the head. I watch Mike & Mike every morning and he rarely provides any meaningful insight. He was probably upset this morning because he sees that his 8-8 preseason prediction for the Saints just isn’t going to pan out. I like Greeny on that show. He’s a total homer for the Jets and doesn’t try to hide it. He at least is smart enough to know that the Saints are for real this season.
Let’s hope our team keeps it going for 16 games. So far, they don’t seem to be letting success go to their heads and lessen their game week preparation. That’s a promising sign that they may actually keep it going well into the playoffs this year.
"He has got a good ol' boy sense of humor, but he has also got a good ol' boy sense of kick you in the ass, too,"--Gregg Williams describing Bill Johnson. The D WILL ROCK THIS YEAR!
by satchmo26 on Sep 21, 2009 10:55 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
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by Saintsational on Sep 21, 2009 11:05 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
ESPN...
Looks more and more like E! News, or “US Magazine for men” every time I go there. Don’t even bother. Stick to the NFL Network, and you’re hear less of that nonsense.
Here’s the thing… The Eagles have been a really, really good team this entire decade (just ONE losing season), and I truly feel this is very much one of their most talented teams. McNabb or no McNabb, that’s an extremely solid win. For anyone to question that win is unbelievably stupid.
Bye, Big Stew and JJ :(
by Bye, Dawk :( on Sep 21, 2009 11:23 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
In your opinion, what went wrong?
I know a lot of people will want to blame Kolb, but he didn’t play defense. How is it that the Eagles’ defense was unable to really slow down the Saints? Was it something they were doing wrong, or just something we were doing very right?
And do you think you’d see the same result if the Saints went up against, say, the Giants? (Which we will, later on.)
Super Bowl 44: "If you play in this league and it's not your goal, there's something wrong with you." -- Marques Colston
by MtnExile on Sep 21, 2009 12:27 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Come root for the Saints
for a while, and see how you feel about the media treatment of your team after that. Not that I blame them, we usually find a way to let everyone down, but we won’t be getting credit for anything other than Brees unless we are clinching the division against the Patriots this year.
by FuSoYa on Sep 21, 2009 10:41 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Gov Rendell did
said but with Mc Nabb the Eagles would have won. Guess what? our leading receiver and leading rusher from last year didn’t even play nor did our only other All Pro player other than Brees- Jamaal Brown. You guys have overrated the Eagles – your LBs and Safeties are mediocre and your receivers- other than De Sean jackson- and he is good but also young and inexperienced, well let’s just say that you guys have been desperately trying to upgrade from Curtis, Avant, Brown and Celek, so how good could they be? And if Mc Nabb is so good, why all the calls to get rid of him and start Kolb/Feely/Garcia/Vick? And let’s face it Westbrook has been great for a long time (though injury prone) but he’s at that point where Wilbur Montgomery got to late in his career, not exactly at his prime and always beat up. He’s carried the Eagles for a long time and it’s showing. And you will finish 3rd in the division, maybe 4th if Mc Nabb gets another injury and misses even more games or has a bad qtr and the boo birds come out calling for Vick!!!.Just l;ucky you have an easy schedule this year.
"Indecision may or may not be my biggest problem" - Jimmy Buffet
by Philinwood on Sep 21, 2009 11:37 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
our leading receiver and leading rusher from last year didn’t even play nor did our only other All Pro player other than Brees- Jamaal Brown.
You guys have overrated the Eagles – your LBs and Safeties are mediocre and your receivers
well let’s just say that you guys have been desperately trying to upgrade from Curtis, Avant, Brown and Celek, so how good could they be?
And if Mc Nabb is so good, why all the calls to get rid of him and start Kolb/Feely/Garcia/Vick?
And let’s face it Westbrook has been great for a long time (though injury prone) but he’s at that point where Wilbur Montgomery got to late in his career, not exactly at his prime and always beat up. He’s carried the Eagles for a long time and it’s showing.
And you will finish 3rd in the division, maybe 4th if Mc Nabb gets another injury and misses even more games or has a bad qtr and the boo birds come out calling for Vick!!!.Just l;ucky you have an easy schedule this year.
I’m not even going to argue any of those ridiculous points, and let me preface what I’m about to say by noting that I almost never, NEVER ever… EVER… resort to name-calling on these forums… ever.
But I come on here, offer congratulations for a great win, call Drew Brees the best football player on the planet, offer good luck for the rest of the season, and you spew this garbage as a reply?
You’re a dickbag.
Bye, Big Stew and JJ :(
by Bye, Dawk :( on Sep 21, 2009 12:28 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
+1/-1
i.e., I’m staying outta this.
"It feels like a tiny prick " -Reggie Bush
by coldpizza on Sep 21, 2009 1:29 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Wow, I’m impressed, pizza. Good idea. I think you’re quite right, this is one we all should be ignoring in the hopes it will peter out eventually…
by FriarBob on Sep 21, 2009 1:32 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
i'm proud of you
i think it was just the preseason/offseason was making everyone grumpy ;D
Superbowl bound!!!...I hope? Go Saints! :D
by skinnykinney on Sep 22, 2009 12:52 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
wow
i have to admit i’m with dawk on this one. normally philinwood has some good points but i think he’s off base here. “our leading receiver and leading rusher from last year didn’t even play” that makes you sound stupid because colston is by far our best receiver and mike bell has been excellent in place of pierre.
on a side note i’ve actually heard people say “wait til the saints play a team with a real defense” and i just laugh cause before this week everyone was saying how awesome the philly d was. and i think their d is still good. its just that drew brees is, as dawk said, "the best football player in the world "
by knucklesmalone on Sep 22, 2009 3:16 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
That was kinda un called for!!
Dawk was just manning up and giving congrats.
by vicvega26 on Sep 23, 2009 12:54 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
everyone i've talked to
as far as fans that i work with and play ball with are all doing that. it’s “you played the lions” and “mcnabb was out”. I actually asked them if they thought mcnabb was going to put up 50 points to win them the game and they said yeah. Kolb did not do bad at all really. McNabb is good but he’s not Manning or Brady(of 07-he’s played poorly so far).
Superbowl bound!!!...I hope? Go Saints! :D
by skinnykinney on Sep 22, 2009 12:48 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
here's one stat i do not like
kolb – 391 passing yards… i know we had the blow out and we had definitive, unquestionable victory, but we simply cannot be giving away those yards. granted a lot of it was made as a catch-up effort, but regardless… i think it would behoove our defense to be staunch no matter what phase of the game we’re in. 391 yards to a guy like kolb is not flattering, winning or not. i don’t want to sound too picky, but i really think the saints can be an all out juggernaut this year.
by nanvinnie on Sep 21, 2009 10:22 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs
It's starting to look like a trend.
We get beaten through the air a lot, but we don’t give up points. I thought it was some kind of weird preseason aberration, but they keep tightening up late in drives. Maybe we need the wall behind us to keep everything up front. Whatever it is, I won’t mind being 26th against the pass, as long as we’re 7th in points allowed.
by FuSoYa on Sep 21, 2009 10:46 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
I agree
although its ALOT easier playing a zone on a short field. Less room for receivers to find holes. Kolb played right into Sharper’s cunning hands. I must admit I was afraid he’d lost a few steps, but 3 picks in 2 weeks! He still got it. And Lunch Pail with his second pick of season?! Wow!
by WhoDat_OH on Sep 21, 2009 11:32 AM CDT via mobile up reply actions 0 recs
would you feel better if...
we subtracted the over 100yds intereception yardage? Also, the yardage when we had a 3 td lead and just kept the ball in front and in the middle and ran the clock out. That was actually really smart football for us. Sacrifice a few stats but keep a big lead. BTW I think Andy Reid called that last timeout to give Kolb one more chance for an interception so they could look better when they cut Kolb and 2 weeks.
"Indecision may or may not be my biggest problem" - Jimmy Buffet
by Philinwood on Sep 21, 2009 11:41 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Really good point
I thought the whole point of getting Gregg Williams was so that the defense could pin back their ears and attack. Supposedly, as soon as he got a couple scores ahead, Williams liked to bring heavy pressure on the opposing offense in order to finish them off. What happened to that?
Super Bowl 44: "If you play in this league and it's not your goal, there's something wrong with you." -- Marques Colston
by MtnExile on Sep 21, 2009 12:30 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Maybe not showing all his cards for the rest of our schedule just yet?
Other than that, maybe he just figured he had so much of a lead that he didn’t need to pin any ears back.
by FriarBob on Sep 21, 2009 1:33 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
playing with a 3 TD lead
in the 4th quarter, it’s just not losing the game for you. We let them eat up alot of clock with 5 -7 yard passes every other play. I’m pretty sure we brought pressure quite a few times throughout the 3rd quarter. The bend but don’t break strategy works really well with just the 4th quarter left and being up by 21 points. I’m ok with it in that situation. If it was a 7 point or 14 point game, I’d want to see pressure because alot of teams can score 14 points in the 4th quarter.
Superbowl bound!!!...I hope? Go Saints! :D
by skinnykinney on Sep 22, 2009 12:57 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Fletcher Mackel
is reporting that Bell’s knee sprain isn’t as bad as first thought. Whew , but what exactly does that mean?
by WhoDat_OH on Sep 21, 2009 11:47 AM CDT via mobile reply actions 0 recs
said he might be held out a week just for precautions. Also, Lance will likely be available next week or two.
by WhoDat_OH on Sep 21, 2009 12:12 PM CDT via mobile up reply actions 0 recs
you tube
I just received an e-mail from another Saints fan. he sent a link from you tube of this song. For all of the Saints Faithful in the house – a new Saints anthem from Shamarr Allen & Dee 1: “Bring em to the dome”. everyone should check it out on you tube. Sorry, but I don’t know how to post the link.
A SAINT in Panther country
by carolinasaintsfan on Sep 21, 2009 11:54 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs
i think this is it
http://www.facebook.com/posted.php?id=98802892274
"Indecision may or may not be my biggest problem" - Jimmy Buffet
by Philinwood on Sep 21, 2009 12:15 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
Thanks pw
that’s the one. Geaux Saints-Geaux Who Dat Nation!!!!!
A SAINT in Panther country
by carolinasaintsfan on Sep 21, 2009 12:24 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
it's pretty awesome
I think it should be required listening 1) before every game if you are not at the Dome
2) over the Dome PA system for home games
"Indecision may or may not be my biggest problem" - Jimmy Buffet
by Philinwood on Sep 21, 2009 12:29 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs

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