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re: Did Drew Brees' selfish holdout hurt the Saints's offense Sunday
Posted on 9/10/12 at 10:38 am to FightOn4ever
Posted on 9/10/12 at 10:38 am to FightOn4ever
quote:No because there is no such thing as what your thread title claims.
Did Drew Brees' selfish holdout hurt the Saints's offense Sunday
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Posted on 9/10/12 at 11:05 am to Bear Is Dead
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Some. But everyone on here sucks him off so much that its not possible for him to have a bad game.
+1000
Posted on 9/10/12 at 11:46 am to Chad504boy
Drew played like a man that just got PAID!
Is it just me or was his arm speed alittle down?
Is it just me or was his arm speed alittle down?
Posted on 9/10/12 at 12:07 pm to ShlikStyck
I chalk this game up to a coaching staff that had no clue what they were doing. All offseason we were fed nonsense that Brees would be some great "player-coach" on the field. It doesn't work like that in the nfl.
Posted on 9/10/12 at 12:17 pm to FightOn4ever
No I don't think that. But maybe since the O-line coach is covering down to be HC, that could be hurting the pass protection. Just speculating. Probably not the reason Drew got some pressure on him yesterday. Maybe I am splitting hairs.
Posted on 9/10/12 at 12:29 pm to FightOn4ever
No.
The Saints just kept shooting themselves. At one point it seemed like Brees and Graham were going to get the offense back in gear, and then the Colston fumble happened. It seemed like anytime they started gaining steam, some setback occurred. Considering how it all happened, I can live with a loss that came down to the very last seconds of the game. The end of the game showed that Brees is not going to sit idly by and accept a loss even though he made his money. Brees is a winner and does not accept losing as an option. The coaches need to get after the rest of the team and kick their asses into gear.
The Saints just kept shooting themselves. At one point it seemed like Brees and Graham were going to get the offense back in gear, and then the Colston fumble happened. It seemed like anytime they started gaining steam, some setback occurred. Considering how it all happened, I can live with a loss that came down to the very last seconds of the game. The end of the game showed that Brees is not going to sit idly by and accept a loss even though he made his money. Brees is a winner and does not accept losing as an option. The coaches need to get after the rest of the team and kick their asses into gear.
Posted on 9/10/12 at 12:39 pm to Chad504boy
im more concerned by the lack of discipline the team showed... to me, thats likely a direct result of the coaching suspensions.
I also have to wonder if the O-line struggled because their coach was focused on preparing for the game and managing the game.
Not replacing Payton with someone, and asking these coaches to pull double duty might prove to be a huge mistake.
I also have to wonder if the O-line struggled because their coach was focused on preparing for the game and managing the game.
Not replacing Payton with someone, and asking these coaches to pull double duty might prove to be a huge mistake.
Posted on 9/10/12 at 12:44 pm to FightOn4ever
Sure it did.
The whole team seemed occupied with thinking of all that selfish money he got and not on playing sound football.
The whole team seemed occupied with thinking of all that selfish money he got and not on playing sound football.
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