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2003/2004 vs. 2013/2014

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hard to pick a better season. the '03 with jake taking over was special. robbed of a super bowl and a sure mvp.

this season, we all know about the 1-3 start but the thing that gets me the most is that new orleans had a 3 game lead in the division. you usually do not over come that. for us to not only over come but to win the division is extremely gratifying. we had so much to over come this season, "fire rivera", trade/cut cam". now both are solid in their positions. this team could have truly just thrown in the towel but as in years past, they kept fighting til the end. i was, like i know most of you were, just devastated by the arizona game. should have been the nail in the coffin but this team truly defines "keep pounding". only losing one game since early october is unreal. whatever may happen next weekend, win or lose it was season for the ages and the playoffs will only add to the lore. thanks for the ride guys!

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How about we discuss this after the season's over??

 

But in terms of Regular Season, I'm going with 2003. Sooo many close games that year... the blocked extra point against TB! we won that game in OT... the Week 1 comeback against Jax and #17's debut...the OT win in Indy...OT win vs the Saints...

 

We'll see what happens with this team, but it'll be hard to beat that magical run in '03/'04...

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