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Teddy can redeem himself in New Orleans

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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mav1234 Grand Master

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7 minutes ago, JawnyBlaze said:

It was a 6 week injury, could heal a little faster but I don’t think anyone wants to rush CMC back from this and risk long term effects. 

I heard initially 4 to 6 weeks with CMC believing he would be back sooner than later.

I'd say this week or next. 

I hope Davis is rested and ready regardless because if like if they could ease CMC back slightly slowly. Like not playing 99% of offensive snaps. Heh

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5 minutes ago, mav1234 said:

Three bad games?

Honestly I'd say two bad, two okay/meh, two good. He wasn't bad vs LVR or LAC.

First two and bears were bad, Chargers was meh, other two good. His passes were all over the place in the first two games. A bad pass is a bad pass regardless of whether the receiver catches it, and vice versa for good passes. A crazy catch or a bad drop doesn’t define the quality of a pass.  
 

That said, I won’t split hairs on the Raiders game, if you wanna call it 2-2-2, I wouldn’t argue heh

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Just now, JawnyBlaze said:

First two and bears were bad, Chargers was meh, other two good. His passes were all over the place in the first two games. A bad pass is a bad pass regardless of whether the receiver catches it, and vice versa for good passes. A crazy catch or a bad drop doesn’t define the quality of a catch.  
 

That said, I won’t split hairs on the Raiders game, if you wanna call it 2-2-2, I wouldn’t argue heh

Haha yeah. The difference between meh and bad is rather a matter of perspective.

Teddy needs to show up vs NO and not stop there to win most of us over regardless.

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beat the falcons twice and split bears/saints and we're looking about as good as we could've hoped entering into that second quarter stretch. there was no way we were ever gonna run the table there.

i really hope the team is looking at pass rushing options this week. we got zero pressure on statue-ass nick foles and a middling bears line, so brees is gonna have all day if nothing changes.

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1 hour ago, mav1234 said:

Haha yeah. The difference between meh and bad is rather a matter of perspective.

Teddy needs to show up vs NO and not stop there to win most of us over regardless.

Better come ready to score. Even with Brees showing his age they're still sixth in the NFL in points averaging 30.6 per game. Their D gives up an average of 30. Gonna have to find a way to put the ball in the endzone to have a chance. 

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35 minutes ago, PhillyB said:

beat the falcons twice and split bears/saints and we're looking about as good as we could've hoped entering into that second quarter stretch. there was no way we were ever gonna run the table there.

i really hope the team is looking at pass rushing options this week. we got zero pressure on statue-ass nick foles and a middling bears line, so brees is gonna have all day if nothing changes.

I think we’re still OK-ish if we lose this Sunday. Prior to the Atlanta game I said we’d be ok if we go 2-2 over the next 4.

Lets say we do go 2-2 and we’re 4-4 after next Thursday. Then we go...

@KC - L

vs TB - L

Now we’re 4-6 and the Huddle is losing their minds but wait...

vs Detroit - W 

@ Minnesota -  *

vs Denver - W

@ Green Bay - L

@ Washington - W

vs New Orleans - *
 

Minnesota isn’t good right now but they have the talent to win any given Sunday. So I view that game and week 17 as games that determine our season.

I felt like we needed to win 2/3 against the Bears, Vikings and Week 17. If we can win in Minnesota and head into week 17 with a 8-7 record I think 9-7 might get us in to the playoffs. There are 3 wild card teams this year 
 

 

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