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No Michael Thomas?
No Jared Cook?
No Andrus Peat?
No Marshon Lattimore?
No Janoris Jenkins?
No Marcus Davenport?
No sleep the night before?
No problem.
The New Orleans Saints were able to do just enough to get a win over the Detroit Lions, despite falling in an early 14-0 hole. The Saints were already down multiple starters on both sides of the ball, and they continued to lose players to injury during the game, with Deonte Harris and Ryan Ramczyk both leaving the game at various points.
After initially falling behind 14-0, the Saints put up 35 unanswered points to win 35-29. With that the Saints were able to improve to 2-2, and here are some of the best reactions from #SaintsTwitter after the game:
No Michael Thomas, Jared Cook, Janoris Jenkins, Marshon Lattimore, Andrus Peat, or Marcus Davenport.
— Canal St. Chronicles (@SaintsCSC) October 4, 2020
Lose Deonte Harris (no word yet) and Ryan Ramczyk (concussion) in the game.
Covid scare last night kept the team up. And the #Saints still get the W.
Huge to be 2-2 right now.
2-2 #whodat
— Justin Hardee Sr. (@jhardee_19) October 4, 2020
Saints Win
— Deonte Harris (@tayynation1) October 4, 2020
— cameron jordan (@camjordan94) October 4, 2020
I like Vilma calling our games. Bout time we have some bias go our way.
— Niya (@niyaa_nizzle) October 4, 2020
Just win! Whatever it takes! Multiple starters down, guys retesting for Covid in the middle of the night - early mornin... adverse situations makes us pull tighter as a team! Still gotta wake up tomorrow & strive to be 1% better than today! #24hrrule #Levels
— cameron jordan (@camjordan94) October 4, 2020
Detroit has lost 6 straight games in which its held a double-digit lead
— CBS Sports HQ (@CBSSportsHQ) October 4, 2020
Lead Result
Today NO 14 Loss
9/20 GB 11 Loss
9/13 CHI 17 Loss
12/29 GB 14 Loss
12/22 DEN 10 Loss
11/28 CHI 10 Loss pic.twitter.com/cAI4YgIU7a
Tre’Quan definitely didn’t. Caught all four of his targets. I don’t think Sanders did either. https://t.co/l6T2BijIy2
— Luke Johnson (@ByLukeJohnson) October 4, 2020
Tre’Quan Smith’s route-running is so much improved.
— Andrew Bell (@AndrewBell_98) October 4, 2020
Check the deep out on 3rd down at the top of the screen. He runs out of the screen-view for a split second, but the defender has outside leverage, and he still manages to break outward and create separation pic.twitter.com/gRR6QuJVAy
What did @Cantguardmike text Tre'Quan Smith before the game?
— Canal St. Chronicles (@SaintsCSC) October 4, 2020
"Ball out, bro."
I think he did just that.
— Michael Thomas (@Cantguardmike) October 4, 2020
You take this W and get on the plane.
— Kevin (@KevinWashJr) October 4, 2020
It's been too long since we shared this photo.
— Canal St. Chronicles (@SaintsCSC) October 4, 2020
SAINTS WIN!! #Saints beat Lions, 35-29 pic.twitter.com/GQtiK1E5J3
With today’s win over the Lions, Sean Payton moved into the top 25 all-time in wins among head coaches (regular season and playoffs)
— Nick Underhill (@nick_underhill) October 4, 2020
Sean Payton: "It's just one of those games where you're proud of your team. It's this game, it'll test you from an adversity standpoint. I think this year will be like that for a lot of us."
— Katherine Terrell (@Kat_Terrell) October 4, 2020
Keep rolling fellas.. #WhoDat⚜️
— JackRabbit2.0 (@JjenkzLockdown) October 4, 2020
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