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Is it possible to play any dirtier than the saints defense just played?

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By PhillyB,
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rico6 Grand Master

rico6

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his hand was under the ball even if it touches the ground it can still be a complete pass learn the rules you *****... Yeh the Vikings scored 2 of the touchdowns on 3rd and long incomplete passes that were helped by the refs did you even watch the game?

Take your foot of that derr pedall Jeff Gordon..

And do you not realize that if any part of that ball slightly touches the ground where the receivers hand is not covering it's an incomplete pass?

Your being a biased buffoon.

Again, like it's already been stated whoever was covering Berrian in the Endzone was damn near fighting him, if that was not a blatant PI call I don't know what is.

Like I said, if anybody can argue that the Saints with no outside influences won this game they should quickly check into the nearest Asylum.

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My two cents.

The Saints have been lucky all year. They were lucky to have as many regular season wins that they did. They could have easily have lost at least 4 of their games.

As far as the game is concerned, the officatiating was bad from the start.

The thing is, this is nothing new. 80% of the games are not called right to begin with.

That being said. The Vikings OWNED the game. They had this game wrapped up multiple times. The fact that they had 12 men in the huddle after a time out, while they are in field goal distance, is the perfect example.

The Vikings had 6 turnovers that I can remember off the top of my head, and they STILL should have won that game.

Those TWO things being said. No team in the NFL ever gets to the Superbowl without a lilttle luck (a lot of luck in the case of the Saints). The Saints beat the Vikings with a lot of help of butterfingers, and the refs. It is what it is. I hope the Colts hand them the beat down I believe they'll get in the big game.

P.S. I'll take this time to give the Saints credit for being lucky, and getting to the Superbowl. They best hope and pray their luck don't run out, or there will be a LOT of suicides after they lose to the Colts.

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DBIG, Saint J.

If Kevin Williams and Pat Williams went high and low on Drew Brees, and there was a no call what would you honestly be on this board saying?

Double standards, and bias is clear in both of your post.

i'd say we should have blocked them

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