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dcpanther89

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Calmate your tetas we’re 3-2, second place in the NFCS, the season is far from over. We have new coordinators trying to put on their proverbial condoms in the dark to fun the rest of the league in the fanny. poo takes time guys! We have yet to thoroughly lose a game. Minus one or two first half mistakes we adjusted in the second half but for the most part it was too late. Both games consisted of the same first half issues, lack of a run game on offense and allowing the run to open up play action thus taking advantage of our Swiss cheese zone coverage. If these issues arise after week 12 I’d understand the complaints more but at this moment you want to have film to review to fix it sooner rather than later. Look at it like this we either finish the season and learn from our mistakes and hopefully triumph at the end or we rid ourselves of the dad from Berenstain Bears, an oafish dimwit but with good intentions. After losing the Super Bowl I’ve honestly been tired of Rivera’s and his blind loyalty to “his guys”. We have a new owner that’s hungry to win and I HIGHLY doubt he’s complacent enough to settle for less than a perennial Super Bowl contender. So I say sit back allow the season to play out and give it until the Sunday before black Monday to react. 

 

Commence the down pour of tears! 

 

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I think people are quick to panic because every loss is monumental when the Saints are out there decimating teams that we are are just barely beating, or losing to week in and week out.  The Saints are going to eradicate us in the dome.  I'll go ahead and say right now it'll be worse than the Atlanta game two years ago.  

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1 minute ago, DeAngelo Beason said:

I think people are quick to panic because every loss is monumental when the Saints are out there decimating teams that we are are just barely beating, or losing to week in and week out.  The Saints are going to eradicate us in the dome.  I'll go ahead and say right now it'll be worse than the Atlanta game two years ago.  

I get your point, but the Saints barely squeaked by the Giants. Kamara broke off a big TD run with under 2 mins to seal it, iirc.

with that said, we are going to get absolutely throttled by them in the superdome.

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