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It’s hard enough to beat the Saints

NAS

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NAS

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Even harder when you have luck on your side. Tucker misses the game tying extra point at the end of the game against the Saints. So instead of potentially tying for the lead, the Saints are now 5-1 and we have to play the same Ravens who will be even more desperate for a win.  

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15 minutes ago, t96 said:

The Aints should’ve lost to the Browns too...

The saints remaining schedule.  They’re not done losing games by a long shot.

@ Vikings

Rams

@ Bengals

Eagles

Falcons

@ Cowboys

@ Bucs

@ Panthers 

Steelers

Panthers

 

 

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8 minutes ago, Iron Saint said:

And y’all should’ve lost to the Giants (who we blew out) and the Eagles today. 

Have fun with that pissed off defense next week.

 

How should we have lost to the Giants, the field goal was good. Tucker choked and y’all call that a win??

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1 minute ago, mc52beast said:

How should we have lost to the Giants, the field goal was good. Tucker choked and y’all call that a win??

By that same argument, how should we have lost to the Ravens, the kick was no good. 

Besides that, the XP wouldn't have given the Ravens the lead or sent the game directly to overtime. 

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5 minutes ago, saints4lifeagain said:

We should have lost today? 

I didn’t say that....

 

But you certainly could’ve lost if not for that missed XP. No doubt it would’ve gone into OT, Ravens were playing solid D and at home. From there it’d be anyone’s game.

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6 minutes ago, t96 said:

I didn’t say that....

 

But you certainly could’ve lost if not for that missed XP. No doubt it would’ve gone into OT, Ravens were playing solid D and at home. From there it’d be anyone’s game.

In 4 second half drives, the Saints put up 17 points. Punted once. They were moving up and down the field at will in the second half. Saying no doubt it would have gone into OT is just your bias hope.

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