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lol i was just about to post that stima.

But i feel bad for the guy cause he's a former Colt

Its funny. I have no clue why the Saints spent so much money on him. He's a classic cover 2 corner. It showed last night. He was looking in the backfield all night and kept getting burned. Once a Cover 2 corner back goes to another system, they become horribly exposed. Hence why that cornerback is alot better in Cover 2. He has more protection. A Cover 2 system can make a corner back with 4.6 or 4.7 speed, look brilliant at times. Just poor poor money spending there. But I think David is young enough and has enough talent that he'll SLOWLY catch on to another system and become a good player for the Saints.

All the blame cant be put on him. I mean the Saints offense ( number 1 last year ) mustard up a whopping 3 points. Thats weak.

D looked aiight minus Jason David..

Kinda sad when I was actually MISSING FRED THOMAS.. But just like last year, it seems high powered AFC teams have our number on the deep ball..

Brees couldn't move the ball for shit.. Never got into any kind of flow.. Should've challenged that first Colts fumble not Brees' fumble..

Not the first time I've ever seen the Saints lose and prolly not the last time, but as my buddy said last night, on paper, that was one of the games we were marked to lose this season..

Fuck Peyton Manning in his stupid ass..

:wavesad:

Not following the NFL too closely anymore but happened to watch part of last night's game and the Colts just looked dominant again.

Oh and I love the fact that Sammy G, a f'n RAMS fan, is laughing at the Saints losing..

It'll be real funny come January..

Krispy you realize not everybody is out to get you right

Haha yeah, calm the fuck down. It's just good natured RIBBING. WHO DAT

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Originally Posted by RP

Saints have no shot.

You're not factoring one thing...

They're in the NFC... it's weak, it's as weak if not worse then the AFC in the 1980's.

They'll win their division, maybe even get a bye week beating up on the sisters of the poor....

once in the playoffs anything can happen, especially in the dome.

Yeah, they looked bad last night, but they're not playing the Colts ever week, just about evey team in the league is going to look bad against the Colts this year.

I tell ya, the offense was what it always was but I was very impressed with the Colts D last night, they played like they did in the playoffs last year.

Why do you assholes constantly act like your posts effect me beyond here??

Also, I agree with VEL.. Saints looked like shit last night but one game doesn't change the potential we have.. The trick plays and screens were working fairly well early and I have no idea why we didn't stick with them to get into a rhythm.. I also hjave no idea where our WRs were.. Alot of times Brees had plenty of time in the pocket but I guess the Colts d-back were just on fire..

Atleast we play the Bucs next week..

So you're gonna be 0-2?

We're not talking about the Rams here..

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Moving On

Doug Miller, NewOrleansSaints.com
Friday, September 07, 2007 - 1:38 PM

Saints veteran wide receiver David Patten looked around the locker room following this morning’s workout.

And the11-year veteran, who has garnered three Super Bowl rings during his career approved of what he had witnessed in the aftermath of the team’s season-opening loss at Indianapolis.

“There are a lot of pissed off players in here,” Patten said. “To me, it means they care. It means they care a lot. On the bus ride to the airport, on the plane, there wasn’t much said. I think each player was looking at himself and figuring a way how to use this experience as a learning tool.”

Patten has experienced something like this before. In 2003, the team he played for, the New England Patriots, traveled to Orchard Park, NY and was thumped by the Bills, 31-0. Talk quickly burgeoned that the Patriots were a ship adrift and that the head coach had lost his team. The Patriots, though, went onto win 14 of their last 15 games and went onto win Super Bowl XXXVIII.

“That team had veterans on it and we listened to what our coaches said,” Patten stated this morning. “It’s like Coach Payton told us last night. It was one game and it isn’t going to make or break our season. What it represents is one game out of a 16 game schedule and we will learn from it. Mark my words, we will learn from this and draw from this experience.”

“Had we won last night it would be no different,” he continued. “We would have had to put it behind us and get ready for the next game. This isn’t the postseason. We aren’t one and done. It’s very simple what we have to do. We have to re-focus, prepare for the Bucs and learn not only from the things we need to improve on, but also build on the things that we did well.”

Patten said that when a score looks as lopsided as last night’s did, the natural inclination is to believe that everything is broken. But, he said, that isn’t the case with the 2007 New Orleans Saints.

“We are a good football team and last night’s game, in my mind, is not an indication of what this team is about,” he said. “We need to take care of ourselves and get better and help each other out.”

Patten said he is convicted to the thought that the best way for the Saints to do that is to stick to philosophy the team has across the board. “This is a hard working team and guys have a lot of pride. All of our prides took a shot last night because we all know that there were opportunities there last night and we didn’t capitalize on them. The Colts are the defending Super Bowl champions for a reason, and that reason is that they are a team that makes you pay for your mistakes. We can do the same thing and learn from what we saw. I am confident we will. I’m pretty sure we will all draw from the experience and use it as something that pulls us even closer together as a team.”

Running back Deuce McAllister echoed Patten’s sentiments.

“We have high expectations and aspirations,” the seventh year veteran said as he sat in front of his locker. “We just got off to a bad start. But it doesn’t change our mindset, our goals and our approach. We believe.”

You're a Saints fan. We get it.

Don't be retarded, RDD..

Has Kris P made excuses yet

Don't be retarded, Assman..

The saints suck lolz

Don't be retarded, SammyG..

I'm just going to stay away from this thread...

I would laugh at Krispy so bad but I know Id get a bad rep....aww what the hell :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl: The saints got dawged. David kept getting burned and Drew Brees sucked. And Mr President Bush was some shit. If the Falcons win this week Ill lmao

The Arizona Cardinals will win the NFC West.

NFC west is a throw up really...to me. Everyone can go 14-2

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Originally Posted by MTH15

Joey Harrington

See I was just playin...why you gotta go ahead and say dat...

Hey, there's a big sale on Vick's 2007 and 2008 jersey, if you preorder now..

http://www.theonion.com/content/file...ales-Brisk.jpg

Were you born like that?

WOOHOO, can't wait for the trainwreck to start!

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Originally Posted by MTH15

NFC west is a throw up really...to me. Everyone can go 14-2

you really are retarded, aren't you?

I see what he's saying, he's just an idiot..

9-7 could easily win the West, while 7-9 could be last..

NFC West isn't even that good.

St. Louis will do nothing on account of having absolutely no defense. San Fran will make strides this year but still a far way from being playoff-worthy. Arizona is kinda the same but not as good. Seattle will kinda just win the division by default even though they don't really have anything going on. Actually SF will probably take the division. I don't know, I don't even really care about that division at all.

49ers are gonna win the West..

I can def see it. They have a pretty solid team. Dunno, just used to the past few years of mediocrity from them so I don't "see" them as a playoff team. But that's the wonderful thing about new seasons.