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Will Rivera have his best coaching job today?

Jangler

By Jangler,
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They were just talking about Brees and the passing record on ESPN. They said Brees and Payton have a number in mind to put it out of reach of Brady catching it.

So did Rivera coach up the D this week to shut Brees down or should we just try and get Cam to 4500 yards?

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It's going to be interesting how this shakes out...sounds like the Saints have no doubts about winning this game and Brees and Payton are talking about record preservation? Would be a great opportunity for Rivera to take a coaching win here.....I'd love to see us up at halftime and have Payton pull Brees with the 49ers up big to resounding boos from the home crowd....then Brady has a career day. The end....

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I am FINALLY starting to hate the Saints. I'm not sure I've ever seen a team take any Panthers team so not seriously like the Saints are the Panthers this week. They've already chalked this game up as a W and now have a set number of passing yards they intend to get in the process.

I really want Applewhite to snap Brees' leg in half.

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It's going to be interesting how this shakes out...sounds like the Saints have no doubts about winning this game and Brees and Payton are talking about record preservation? Would be a great opportunity for Rivera to take a coaching win here.....I'd love to see us up at halftime and have Payton pull Brees with the 49ers up big to resounding boos from the home crowd....then Brady has a career day. The end....

That why last week when the NFL was thinking about moving our game to 4PM it would have been the worst thing they could have done. It would have shown the NFL cares more about the individual over Team.

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They were just talking about Brees and the passing record on ESPN. They said Brees and Payton have a number in mind to put it out of reach of Brady catching it.

So did Rivera coach up the D this week to shut Brees down or should we just try and get Cam to 4500 yards?

No!

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