good game guys

[Dpantherman]

How gracious of you. I still don't like you, but very gracious.

Thats the closet to a compliment you'll ever get out of me. Cherish it.

[Saint J]

i've always believed coaching makes the difference in close games. small decisions here and there are what makes a coach.

[Saint J]

32, actually, and with a reconstructed shoulder.

that hasn't bothered him in almost 6 years but ok

[Swarly]

like calling a deep pass on 3rd and 2 when you have a bulldozer at running back

fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck that game could have ended on that play

[Ivan The Awesome]

Can't believe I'm saying this, but it's good to have you back.

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I was thinking the same thing.

Good game. Next game is ours.

[fieryprophet]

that hasn't bothered him in almost 6 years but ok

True, but his arm strength has never been exceptional. As soon as Delhomme lost a few spins on his throws the INTs piled up and he never looked the same.

[Saint J]

we could have ended it very early if we hadn't stalled on so many drives in your territory.

[Saint J]

True, but his arm strength has never been exceptional. As soon as Delhomme lost a few spins on his throws the INTs piled up and he never looked the same.

uhh what

Delhomme relied on arm strength and was never a guy with great mechanics.

[Swarly]

im just glad ATL and TB turned out to be flukes because it will allow the panthers to rebuild faster than it would have taken had they turned out legit

funny that i thought NFC South was the best division in football last year

[Liminy]

This should have been the Sunday night game.

[Saint J]

they have mediocre-good QBs in a passing league. neither team has a good defense and you see where that leads. Carolina played the two top NFL teams close in N.O and GB, that says something.

[X-Clown]

I hate the saints and all but to somehow compare a shoulder surgery from 6 years ag to jake's post Tommy John issues (namely throwing the ball 10 feet over receiver's heads) is just about asinine.

[Swarly]

I hate the saints and all but to somehow compare a shoulder surgery from 6 years ag to jake's post Tommy John issues (namely throwing the ball 10 feet over receiver's heads) is just about asinine.

plus i don't think brees ever really had a strong arm

he's just accurate as fuuuuuu

he may not be able to launch it like cam/stafford/cutler/etc, but he can anticipate the smallest fuging window imaginable and fit it in

[Saint J]

Payton has coached up Kerry Collins(enough to get to the SB), Romo, and now Breesus. I'm confident if we draft a talented guy that he can mold him into an adequate replacement.