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"man, i just knew we were going to go into carolina and play like the Saints* we have been these past few years. instead, we threw up another rams game.

the d was bad. i really thought we would pull it together. but no. big chunks. bad team making us look like fools.

pt23 going off like a mad man. so lets put ingram in to run up the olines arse for 2 yards.

oline... brees is elite but he cant do squat without a little time.

wr corps.. can you get open please? and when you do, how about you catch the ball?

this coaching is severely lacking. i really thought that payton had the system in place and the replacements would just roll on. apparently im stupid, because ive yet to see fire, passion, and creativity from the sideline.

that said, i still love my Saints* and i see us in the playoffs somehow. lets hope we get hot.

WHO DAT!"

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Who wanted to punch Sir Cameron Newton: Leader of Men, Lover of Puppies...Esquire in his....

**** eating grin face.? I was hoping he would've choked on that ******* gum.... Can't wait to see his *** in the Dome.....

Sorry / rant.....ezbill.gif

Ultimately, I blame Goodell

While some of the blame does fall on the players and remaining coaches, I squarely place the blame for this 0-2 start on the shoulders of Goodell. When you have so many distractions and you have the lose of head coach and interim head coach, this is what happens. This team looks to lack focus, drive, and motivation. Dropped passes, blown coverages, poor line play.

Last week, I thought that the Panthers were going to get stomped by a team coming out to prove that the opener was a fluke. Unfortunately, I was wrong. They all look lost out there. Winning builds upon itself, leading to greater confidence. Well, losing builds upon itself too, pulling everyone down even further. I'm not sure how to fix things to get the fire back in them, but somebody better figure something out quickly or it will be a long season. Let's hope that we can get a win next week against the Chiefs and then carry that over to the Packers.

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My personal favorite :

Brees may be a great #2

But Payton is the leader of this team. Quite frankly Brees looks average at best.

Btw, Kromer is no head coach.

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