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visiting the salt mines of south louisiana

PhillyB

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my god are they pissy over at saints report. everyone wants brandon browner executed at dawn and they have threads with titles like "throw the towel in toss the babby out with the bathwater" and "too many dumb players" and furious rants about officiating (which conveniently ignore flagrant hit-to-the-helmet/facemasks and a gifted fumble-six.)

but the best one is a thread entitled "thank you michael mauti" which got the equivalent of 90 pie. in the torrid silence of a crushing defeat the only thing they could find solace in was an illegal hit on the greatest quarterback of this decade. harvest that salt saints fans, it's not like your sodium intake isn't already prodding the edges of the national health spectrum.

 

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3 minutes ago, saints4lifeagain said:

The hit on Cam was legal.

No one said it wasn't.....just that your worthless fans like to celebrate trying to hurt another player.  Oh wait....that is was your franchise will forever be known for.

You took your best shot on him....just to watch him get up and proceed to rape your team with no lube.

Go back to the bayou you swamprat.

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3 minutes ago, MadHatter said:

No one said it wasn't.....just that your worthless fans like to celebrate trying to hurt another player.  Oh wait....that is was your franchise will forever be known for.

You took your best shot on him....just to watch him get up and proceed to rape your team with no lube.

Go back to the bayou you swamprat.

He clearly said, in the op, "the only thing they could find solace in was an illegal hit on the greatest quarterback of this decade". That's why I commented that it was legal. Maybe pay attention to the above post before attacking me? 

He was trying to hurt Cam? Was Davis trying to hurt Drew? Come on man. Cam even said he deserved the hit. 

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Just now, saints4lifeagain said:

He clearly said, in the op, "the only thing they could find solace in was an illegal hit on the greatest quarterback of this decade". That's why I commented that it was legal. Maybe pay attention to the above post before attacking me? 

He was trying to hurt Cam? Was Davis trying to hurt Drew? Come on man. Cam even said he deserved the hit. 

I was talking about the posters on your shithouse of a message board trying to celebrate a helmet to helmet hit on another team's QB....would not expect anything else from a Saints fan though.

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16 minutes ago, PhillyB said:

in the torrid silence of a crushing defeat the only thing they could find solace in was an illegal hit on the greatest quarterback of this decade. 

 

10 minutes ago, saints4lifeagain said:

The hit on Cam was legal.

 

7 minutes ago, MadHatter said:

No one said it wasn't.....

I'm so confused...

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2 minutes ago, saints4lifeagain said:

 

 

I'm so confused...

well, you are a saints fan, so that is par for the course.

We should be discussing the disgusting Saints fans celebrating the possible injury of a player....and all you want to focus on is that someone thinks it was an illegal hit.

Guess you also think Bounty Gate never really happened.

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Helmet to helmet contact is legal on a runner. Cam was clearly a runner at the point of contact and honestly its Cam's fault he took the shot by not being fully aware of the field of play. You can watch his face from the replay and see him looking towards the middle of the field and doesn't notice the linebacker till right before he gets hit.

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Considering the fact that the defender came around from near the middle of the end zone just to lead with his helmet against our franchise quarterback kind of makes that a fairly borderline play that looks a bit like head hunting. Who knows his intent though.

Regardless, the Saints lost. No pity here, they damn sure wouldn't be showing any for us if the outcome were different.

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2 minutes ago, MadHatter said:

well, you are a saints fan, so that is par for the course.

We should be discussing the disgusting Saints fans celebrating the possible injury of a player....and all you want to focus on is that someone thinks it was an illegal hit.

Guess you also think Bounty Gate never really happened.

Yeah. My intelligence is low because I'm a Saints fan. Yet, you're the one who looks like the moron in this thread.

But, I digress.

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