Saints clearly the best team in the NFCS, and it's not close

[chknwing]

The saints are peaking to early, they are due for a crash.  1 and done in the playoffs

[Pimpdaddy]

2 hours ago, NavyPF4L said:

It's more so Brees 》 Cam if anything else... 

 

What do you really think Brees would have done had he of had our defense these last few years

...He wouldn't of done sht with our Oline... those boys owned a good Bills Dline....

[RoaringRiot]

51 minutes ago, Johnny Rockets said:

RR is feisty. 

Nah.... @saints4lifeagain Knows I'm just fugging with him. Being real , I hope he bring his mom to the tailgate too. 

[pantherj]

I knew we were in deep poo with the Saints when their interior o-line was beating Star and KK. They're reaaaally good. On the other hand the injury bug could bite them at any time.

[saints4lifeagain]

10 minutes ago, RoaringRiot said:

Nah.... @saints4lifeagain Knows I'm just fugging with him. Being real , I hope he bring his mom to the tailgate too. 

Mom moved back to SC to take care of her mom. Or else, I would. 

[CarolinaSamurai]

I swear with the way ATL and NO played this week. If we come out slow and bad again I'm going to flip out

[mc52beast]

Don’t worry guys/gals... We’ll have our good friend Hurney directing our off-season transactions and the Draft... another SB is right around the corner

[MasterAwesome]

1 hour ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Game was out of reach and the defense was just going through the motions trying not to get injured.

Try to make the same argument with the first half. I'll wait.

Ok...yes this was very much the case in the first half as well. That drive I mentioned was nothing close to an anomaly if that’s what you’re suggesting..that was completely representative of the entire game, including the first half. They clearly ran the ball down their throats the entire game. I’m not sure if you watched the game or just looked at the score.

 

Is that a sufficient argument? I’m assuming you don’t mean for me to actually muster up any sort of evidence, since you never do so yourself. I don’t know why the onus is on me to provide evidence to refute your baseless claim in the first place. All you do is post biased speculative pieces based on your assertion that Shula is so terrible. The closest you come to providing evidence is some vague GIF showing our o-line and/or WRs whiffing on blocks to “prove” that our playcalling must be super complicated.

 

I mean there you go again. Really? The defense just gave up and wanted to avoid injuries at that point...is that the argument you want to make? You know the best way for a defense to avoid injuries? To get off the field...not to stay on the field for long 8-minute drives letting the o-line pound into you over and over and over. Not to mention the suggestion that these alpha male type NFL players are ok with continuing to get embarrassed in front of millions of people just to avoid getting injuries...this isn’t preseason. That’s why you constantly see teams playing hurry up offense with 1 minute left in the game down 3 scores.

[TheSaint]

34 minutes ago, pantherj said:

I knew we were in deep poo with the Saints when their interior o-line was beating Star and KK. They're reaaaally good. On the other hand the injury bug could bite them at any time.

Have been really happy with the Oline. Armstead was actually out when we played Carolina, and some guys were playing out of normal position to fill in for the Strief and Armstead injuries. 

Look at the numbers over the last several years when Brees was getting lit up by opposing defenses...he was still putting up massive numbers. 

Bottom line, is that 1. We actually have a viable defense. 2. We can run effectively, the balance is incredible. 

They are just now getting past the ridiculous raping that was bounty gate. 

[pantherj]

1 minute ago, TheSaint said:

Have been really happy with the Oline. Armstead was actually out when we played Carolina, and some guys were playing out of normal position to fill in for the Strief and Armstead injuries. 

Look at the numbers over the last several years when Brees was getting lit up by opposing defenses...he was still putting up massive numbers. 

Bottom line, is that 1. We actually have a viable defense. 2. We can run effectively, the balance is incredible. 

They are just now getting past the ridiculous raping that was bounty gate. 

For years I've wanted the Panthers to upgrade their o-line like the Saints. Instead we've made some mind boggling picks, and signed Matt Kalil. As a result our offense looks weird to put it nicely. Not sure what the plan is with the Panthers, but we'll run Cam when we're in trouble.

The main thing the Saints have to fear at this point is the injury bug. Otherwise I think they might be on their way to the SB.

 

[PantherOnTheProwl1523]

27 minutes ago, mc52beast said:

Don’t worry guys/gals... We’ll have our good friend Hurney directing our off-season transactions and the Draft... another SB is right around the corner

What corner you referring to?

[TheSaint]

16 minutes ago, pantherj said:

The main thing the Saints have to fear at this point is the injury bug. Otherwise I think they might be on their way to the SB.

 

Yeah, that goes for everyone, especially when it’s the QB position. That’s pretty much a deal breaker for every team in the league....

We were missing Vacarro today, but didn’t matter much. Ingram would be a huge loss but they could probably manage. Cam Jordan would be a bad one.... etc.

one other thing I’d add: 

im glad the organization realized sooner, than later, the the Peterson experiment was a bad move, and they ended it when they did instead of hanging on, not wanting to admit it was a mistake. 

[LordOfDaWingz]

The Saints are the best team in the NFC. I've felt this way for several weeks now. We are going to have to take our level of play to several new levels if we want to win this division and we have a fight on our hands to stay as a wildcard. 

[Johnny Rockets]

17 minutes ago, LordOfDaWingz said:

The Saints are the best team in the NFC. I've felt this way for several weeks now. We are going to have to take our level of play to several new levels if we want to win this division and we have a fight on our hands to stay as a wildcard. 

Did you feel that way leading up to the game with the Panthers? No one else did.