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Dex

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What is also funny is that i went back and forth in the off season debating that the Saints defense would suck this year and that Spags was not the great defensive mind he was reported to be. I also said they would finish last in the division and that losing Payton would be a huge blow to the team.

Seems I was right on all counts.

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*Panthers drop 993 yards on Saints, sweep them in the division, worst defense in history*

"but but we didn't have our offensive genius!"

lolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

Before the 2012 Saints established themselves as the worst defense in the history of the NFL during the last week of the season, the 1981 Baltimore Colts held the record for giving up 6793 yards.

Did you know that Joe Vitt, New Orleans Saints current interim head coach, was also a defensive coach for those same Baltimore Colts in 1981?

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Before the 2012 Saints established themselves as the worst defense in the history of the NFL during the last week of the season, the 1981 Baltimore Colts held the record for giving up 6793 yards.

Did you know that Joe Vitt, New Orleans Saints current interim head coach, was also a defensive coach for those same Baltimore Colts in 1981?

I did not and that's hilarious.
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