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IIRC, I don't think Brees missed any practice this week, so he may be alright, unless something happens in game.

If PT is limited then there's where the worry is. What I've seen of Ivory during the reg season, I don't know if he'd be ready for prime time. A limited PT might lead to the "fug it and chuck it" offense.

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If our db's and safety's could catch we would have blown out the Bengal's. The other games, Gamble's injury made us look bad. But he is always a Gamble come game time!

If six or seven turnovers is what's going to win us the game, I really don't think we've got much of a shot against the Saints. The defense has some room for improvement, but if we can't move the ball down the field and score points, it really doesn't matter how well they play.

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