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A few final words about the Saints...

Mr. Scot

By Mr. Scot,
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Mr. Scot

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It's worth remembering that the Panthers are partially responsible for what happened to the Saints today.  Had we not beaten them in week 16, they'd be hosting the game tomorrow and wouldn't have had to travel until next week at the earliest.

 

Also of note for New Orleans, that "can't win outside of the dome" perception that you thought you exorcised last week?  Yeah...back with a vengeance now.

 

Great play, Marques :lol:

 

An argument could be made that Drew Brees is continuing the trend of quarterbacks tailing off after getting paid huge contracts.

 

And one last thing: After starting crap with Seahawk players by pulling Bruce Irvin's hat off pregame, Jimmy Graham finished the game with just a single catch, eight yards.  Don't know if he won the trash talking match, but if he did, it was pretty much the only thing he won.

 

See ya next year :)

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lightsout

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What makes me laugh is the fact that now, the only thing they can thump their chest about to us (at least, as it concerns this season) is that they blew us out in the first meeting.


Sure, but we got the last laugh bitches. Enjoy the realization that you're truly not THAT good.


Now, back to important matters. Getting ready for tomorrow and reading threads regarding Luck, George Carlin, and media perception of Cam.

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San Fran again? Again? Who the hell is making these schedules? At least they had the decency to put that game at home. Along with Cincinnati, Baltimore, and GB (and seriously, *** was up with us going to Green Bay two years in a row? Sick ******** wanted us to lose). All those games are easily winnable at home anyway.

The only away games I'm sorta worried about are Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Chicago. Also the Cowgirls, but that depends on which Cowgirl team shows up. Lions have to step up their game in order for me to even care. And our division rivals are morons who usually lose to us anyway, so I'm not too concerned about them either. 

Looks like a mild schedule this year. Still not as easy as I would like, but it will have to do.

 

 

Man saints fan suck. Whiney as fug.

 

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