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What Will The Saints Implosion Do For The Panthers In 2012?

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they'll still be competitive. they'll probably finish with a winning record. they're still loaded with talent and i hope we don't overlook them.

I doubt you see this team overlooking them. With Smitty's chip on his shoulder and the bounty on Cam? They'll have plenty to get fired up about.

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Riverboat Ron Mentor

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Only thing I will say is this, Peyton and Brees turned a big steaming pile of poo franchise into a super bowl contender. Benson was ready to move the Saints before Katrina, then Peyton and Brees came to the rescue. I honestly expect a large drop off without one or the other in the future. The right thing for Benson to do would be to fire Peyton, but since the Saints have always been such a classy franchise since most of their fans began following the team in '06, I expect them to keep Peyton and not pay Brees.

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I wonder if Brees will sign the tender to show his good faith to Payton. I also find it funny that Brees was one of the few QBs to get phantom calls every game for roughing the passes while his own team was headhunting. Yet he needs to know why Payton is suspended.

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