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The refs extended 3 different saints drives

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13 minutes ago, Seltzer said:

You know as a Saints fan you must have zero self-awareness or sense of irony when you are accusing other fanbases of complaining about calls.

This is the richest thing I've read all day.  Like, it's even funnier b/c you obviously believe the words that emanated from your mind that you actually typed out by your fingers on record for all to see.  It's truly remarkable...

And on a similar note, now seems like a good time to remind our dear readers where such unabashed ignorance comes from:

https://wallethub.com/edu/e/states-with-the-best-schools/5335

**Note- please be aware you must scroll all the way to the bottom**

straight up murder

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On 10/25/2020 at 3:56 PM, saints4lifeagain said:

Imagine having 1 penalty for 5 yards all day. Having a TD taken off the board on a trash OPI call. And still having the nerve to complain about the refs. 
 

Panther fans and complaining about the refs. Name a better duo. 

If take a look at Saints forum the fan base is always in meltdown mode over no call penalties of any kind. They are and always will be overly critical on this issue. 

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3 minutes ago, raz said:

glad you're good man

Likewise, friend! 

Definitely a competitive game yesterday between our squads. Teddy certainly looked good as we remember from those 5 games last year (possibly even better) and even Brees was able to turn the clock back a bit for a vintage Brees performance.

It honestly was the best Brees has looked throwing the ball this year by far and up until yesterday it definitely appeared that Father Time was tapping him on the shoulder, much to our chagrin.

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On 10/25/2020 at 4:00 PM, saints4lifeagain said:

Yeah bro. Just post here and there. How you doing?

Idk how you could shrug off those calls.  They literally kept scoring drives going when you should have been punting.  And the Brees TD was close, but it did NOT appear to cross the plane and then he fumbled.

The OPI, although it happens way more often than it is called was pretty blatant, and they're more likely to call it if it was used to score a TD, which it was.  

We have enough issues, as do most teams, trying to stop your offense without the help of the officials...  those penalties were huge and kept at least 3 scoring drives alive for you all.

Edit: quoted the wrong post.  Sorry...

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21 minutes ago, Iron Saint said:

Likewise, friend! 

Definitely a competitive game yesterday between our squads. Teddy certainly looked good as we remember from those 5 games last year (possibly even better) and even Brees was able to turn the clock back a bit for a vintage Brees performance.

It honestly was the best Brees has looked throwing the ball this year by far and up until yesterday it definitely appeared that Father Time was tapping him on the shoulder, much to our chagrin.

It is great to have a heated rivalry, and it amazes me, to see the Saints kick that cap down the line. However, next year the cap could shrink and my god how in hell will the Saints manage it? I read somewhere, where the Saints were projected to be $80M over the cap next year, and that is just the 53, damn. Enjoy this year, the rivalry could be shifting soon.

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35 minutes ago, Iron Saint said:

Likewise, friend! 

Definitely a competitive game yesterday between our squads. Teddy certainly looked good as we remember from those 5 games last year (possibly even better) and even Brees was able to turn the clock back a bit for a vintage Brees performance.

It honestly was the best Brees has looked throwing the ball this year by far and up until yesterday it definitely appeared that Father Time was tapping him on the shoulder, much to our chagrin.

he looked good yesterday.  teddy is pretty good.  if he had a line he could trust i bet he could really operate this system.  i never would have guessed it.

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44 minutes ago, philit99 said:

It is great to have a heated rivalry, and it amazes me, to see the Saints kick that cap down the line. However, next year the cap could shrink and my god how in hell will the Saints manage it? I read somewhere, where the Saints were projected to be $80M over the cap next year, and that is just the 53, damn. Enjoy this year, the rivalry could be shifting soon.

We’ll all just have to wait and see, I suppose. Only a select few have peered into Loomis’ books to know how exactly he’s going to finagle next year’s cap but I wouldn’t put it past him yo pull out some magic and creative accounting like he has for the better part of the past two decades. 

But even if/when we begin to rebuild, the rivalry will still be just as hot as it’s always been.

30 minutes ago, raz said:

he looked good yesterday.  teddy is pretty good.  if he had a line he could trust i bet he could really operate this system.  i never would have guessed it.

Indeed, the OL was giving up a good bit of pressure (not as much as I’d have liked though considering we had trouble doing it without blitzing) but Teddy definitely was slinging it back there and had it been against anyone but us, I’d have had to cheer for him. The moment where he went sit on the Saints’ bench between Brees and Taysom was definitely a heartwarming moment.

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1 hour ago, philit99 said:

It is great to have a heated rivalry, and it amazes me, to see the Saints kick that cap down the line. However, next year the cap could shrink and my god how in hell will the Saints manage it? I read somewhere, where the Saints were projected to be $80M over the cap next year, and that is just the 53, damn. Enjoy this year, the rivalry could be shifting soon.

They actually only have like 44 guys under contract next season.... Their time to pay the piper is 2021....

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