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chknwing

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the threads there are stuff dreams are made of. From trading Drew Brees to firing Sean Payton.  And the glorious acceptance that "it's over".

 

Face facts. If we cannot beat Jameis Winston in the Dome , we stand NO CHANCE against Ryan or Newton whatsoever. It's over folks ,Let's take the early opportunity to get a jump on building this Franchise for the FutureExtend and Trade Brees to a deal agreed upon by , the Jets or Bills for draft picks or Elite Defenders.Trade Ingram to the desperate for a RB Dallas Cowboys ( Where he'll likely succeed behind that ridiculous offensive line ) for decent draft picks.Give the Helm to Luke ( So as to not harm our developing quarterback )* We will also be tanking for a Top 5 Pick.

All good things must come to an end, including the Payton/Loomis error. The question is did it happen in 2012 or 2014? Personally I think this team never really recovered from bounty-gate.

Originally Posted by primadox
It's only game 2. What happened to the blind optimism and hope that Saints fans have always been known for? I'm not saying we're going to look like a playoff team next week, but it's still early in the season. Anything can happen.

That blind optimism just jumped off a 1000 foot cliff when the Saints were humiliated by a team they were 10 point favorites AT HOME against.

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