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Sultan33g

By Sultan33g,
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And here we go:

...with thread titles like "Saints are now ON NOTICE", "New Orleans Offensive line will be the reason we win next Sunday" and "Not scared of the Saints" on their front page. Most teams are at least fearful of what we can do but these guys have beaten Sean Payton 5 out of 6 times and they know it.

How about this quote

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The Saints are like x girlfriends, you dump them cause they gripe, mess your house up, gain weight, and just look sorry. They come back being all nice, lose weight, look good, you take them back, and when you start to get serious again, they go back to being the Saints, and thats when you remembered why you had a paper bag on your head in the first place!

http://www.carolinahuddle.com/forum/carolina-panthers/

Does that fire you up?

there going to get b*tch slapped in the dome..39-12

Carolina has nothing to talk about. This game will be a beat down of epic proportions, and has been long time coming. The Cardinals are nothing, beating them means nothing. Hype yourselves up all you want Panther fans, it will just make seeing you lose all the sweeter.

http://www.saintsreport.com/forums/showthread.php?t=131373

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:lol:

Their CB's blow. They have one good player on their D-line. They have no DT's. They have one good LB.

The whole "keeping Brees off the field" crap is just that. It's crap. It doesn't work and doesn't happen. They'll have to beat us straight up. That means playing solid D and Delhomme actually throwing some TD's.

It's possible. I'm not saying it's not. But this isn't a bad matchup for us and it's a division game, so no trap either.

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