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Just a reminder, we are about to go on the road and play the dirtiest team in football.

Teach_Panther

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I don't say that lightly. There are a lot of cheap shots in the NFL, but the Saints take the proverbial cake. Their HC was suspended for a year for so-called Bountygate. I have never watched a Saint's game under Sean Payton in which his team did not play dirty as hell.  And if the NFL front office really believed they had enough evidence to suspend him for a year, he should have suspended his ass for life from participating in this game because deliberate attempts to try to maim players in a contact sport is worse than gambling imho because much harder to identify and correct.

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Doesn't matter. We play them twice a year. We should be used to dirty football by now. If we cant play and win our own division...and then win against them in the playoffs then we don't win. Yesterdays game is enough to convince me our offense is not playoff ready. hope for the best of course....but damn yesterdays game doesnt give any reason to be hopeful!

 

 

 

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8 minutes ago, coralreefer_1 said:

Doesn't matter. We play them twice a year. We should be used to dirty football by now. If we cant play and win our own division...and then win against them in the playoffs then we don't win. Yesterdays game is enough to convince me our offense is not playoff ready. hope for the best of course....but damn yesterdays game doesnt give any reason to be hopeful!

 

 

 

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