tigerfan88

I mean Garrett definitely had a decent hold of him. In an alternative world he doesn’t go down and tries his hardest to break away and tears up his knee? Or reinjure his foot, which was hurt trying to escape that exact sort of sack.

It was meaningless game at the end of the season. Ultimately better for him and his team to just go down instead of risk injury. Why should he risk injury just to try to stop Garrett from getting a fairly meaningless record (given it came in an expanded 17 game season)?

lol imagine being a falcons fan and actually excited about the state of your franchise. Arthur Blank bringing in consulting firms to audit the team. No first round pick. QB situation is a mess. A coach who is 36-56 with no playoff appearances in six seasons with two different teams.

No one was pulling for a loss. But now that the game has ended it’s objectively better that we lost than we won.

This result doesn’t change the belief and growth in Shough at QB or Kellen as HC and Staley as DC.

The only questions it raises, which already existed, are regarding special teams coordinator.

No negatives but get a draft pick that is four spots higher and on paper a substantially easier schedule next year.

Raiders instead of Chiefs. Cardinals instead of Rams or Niners.

And a BS OPI call on the touchdown

I think he just ran out of play calls with this group of off the street receivers

Refs have absolutely fricked us with the Kirk fumble and that call. A 7 point swing. Should be 14-10 saints

Charlie Smith is 34th out 40 qualified kickers in make pct. He fricking sucks

Smith sucks he’s already missed like 4 kicks in 5 games.

Our special teams have been bad all year. It’s a big problem that will require a coaching change.

Offense is playing guys off the street at receiver and running back.

If you’re a late 30’s south LA sports fan it’s also by far the worst your sports teams have ever been.

If you were born in 1987 you turned 13 in 2000. Beginning of the Saban era and saints first ever playoff win. Saban leaves but Les generally keeps it going for the next 8 years. Payton and Brees join the saints and were incredibly relevant for the next 15 years. Pelicans/hornets get CP3 and have their best ever 5 year run. LSU basketball has peak John Brady years. Slight downturn in 2014-16 but then we get late era Brees, Burrow LSU, Will Wade, and the best teams of the AD era for Pelicans.

Since 2020 we’ve had the worst five year stretch of LSU football/basketball/saints/pelicans since the mid 90’s, which is before someone now 40 would’ve really been aware. Conversely LSU baseball and Astros are going through the best runs you would’ve been aware of.

Don’t disagree with your other reasons, but Occam’s razor says it’s just hard to be that into a sport when your favorite team is an abject disaster

The Lane Era will be over before it begins when Ole Miss wins the title