Fleur-de-Links: November 4, 2011
by David "Satch" Kelly on Nov 4, 2011 4:00 PM CDT
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BUCS @ SAINTS:
Saints try to climb NFL ladder again | Saints | The Advocate — Baton Rouge, LA
When the New Orleans Saints were riding a four-game winning streak in mid-October, which came after a hard-fought, season-opening loss at G…
Payton hoping to return to sideline on Nov. 28 | Saints | The Advocate — Baton Rouge, LA
After having X-rays on his injured left knee Wednesday, New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton hopes to be back on the sideline when his team…
Saints to don throwback uniforms one more time this season | wwltv.com New Orleans
The NFL has a policy that teams can’t wear throwbacks during prime-time games and aren’t allowed to wear them once flex scheduling begins.
Tampa Writer: Bucs realize Saints were in last game until very end | wwltv.com New Orleans
This week, the EOSB welcomes back Jenna Laine, who was kind enough to help us out once more this season in talking about the Tampa Bay Bucs.
Saints believe talent in locker room to bounce back | wwltv.com New Orleans
The way Malcolm Jenkins sees things, the Saints have two directions they can go at this point. In the tank or on a run.
What They're Saying About the Bucs, Week 9
Breaking down the numbers on the New Orleans Saints: First-and-10 column - New Orleans Saints Football NFL News - NOLA.com
Weekly look at the New Orleans Saints by the numbers
New Orleans Saints tailback Mark Ingram ruled out for Sunday's game - New Orleans Saints Football NFL News - NOLA.com
Linebacker Jonathan Vilma is game-day decision
Week 9 Matchups: Identifying the Best - NYTimes.com
Sean Payton is such a brilliant coach that he is capable of warping time and space. Buccaneers Coach Raheem Morris says that facing New Orleans causes accelerated aging. "When I got this job, I was 32," he said. "I’m 46 now. That has a lot to do with the Saints. It’s unbelievable." Two more Saints games, and Morris will be a super-evolved baby floating past the moons of Jupiter to Strauss music.
Experts: Saints, Falcons will roll - NFC South Blog - ESPN
The New Orleans Saints are a unanimous choice against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Play action key for Saints, Buccaneers - NFC South Blog - ESPN
One of the key things to keep an eye on in Sunday’s game between Tampa Bay and New Orleans will be play-action passing for both teams.
New Orleans Saints' special teams play mostly has been positive - New Orleans Saints Football NFL News - NOLA.com
Grading the Saints midway through the season
There will be some street closings before the New Orleans Saints game on Sunday - New Orleans Saints Football NFL News - NOLA.com
Fans are encouraged to arrive early
LSU @ ALABAMA:
Saints RB Ingram solid in his pick that Alabama will beat LSU | wwltv.com New Orleans
Mark Ingram at least has a majority in the Saints’ locker room in terms of an Alabama-to-LSU ratio. It’s 2-to-1 and, this week in particular, that means more than you can imagine.
Quiet game for Harper, Henderson | Saints | The Advocate — Baton Rouge, LA
METAIRIE — Other than a couple of hours each day on the practice field, New Orleans Saints wide receiver Devery Henderson and strong safety…
LAGNIAPPE:
Former player says Belichick paid him to start fights in practice | ProFootballTalk
The last time the Patriots prepared to face the Giants, a bombshell was dropped by the Boston Herald. Former Pats beat writer John Tomase reported -- and later retracted -- that the Patriots had secretly filmed the Rams' walk-through practice prior to Super Bowl XXXVI.
Hakim Drops the Ball!: Chain Gang: Horrors in St. Louis Edition
Ex-New Orleans Saints Kyle Turley recalls tirade for the ages - New Orleans Saints Football NFL News - NOLA.com
Helmet-tossing incident was 10 years ago today
Drew Brees' passing game against the St. Louis Rams: Graphic - New Orleans Saints Football NFL News - NOLA.com
A look at Drew Brees' passing accuracy during the New Orleans Saints' 31-21 loss to the St. Louis Rams last Sunday.
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LOl I heard he's big enough to actually block the interior for our running game.
But you have to get Poseidan who is his agent to get the deal done.
In nomeni parti et fili spiritus sancti
by saints_chiefsfan1979 on Nov 4, 2011 8:13 PM CDT up reply actions
Ok, if you think it will help . . .
Trying to open a can of beer with a corkscrew only scratches the surface.
by Just 'Nother Day on Nov 4, 2011 8:14 PM CDT up reply actions
At this point,
the team lies around and strikes when its hungry (wins for the most part comeback wins, wins after losses). An opponent will swim around and tease the “kraken” if it is hungry there is no chance of it surviving .Problem is there is mighty chain securing the Kraken to the ocean floor of greatness. We as a society have to band together and petition for the the Kraken to be unleashed. You will see. beg for it, plead for it, and it will feast on all your enemies, keep it locked up and it will survive but not decimate. A caged animal only eats what it needs for energy, it needs far less in captivity than what it needs in the wild because it uses way less energy. Let it loose, destroy, consume, create, energy.
Thnx plague
Fee-fi-fo-fum,
I smell the blood of an Englishman,
Be he alive, or be he dead
I'll grind his bones to make my bread
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