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SaintsFanMan;1225813 said:Well as many of you asked, here I am Monday morning. I thought I have to eat crow so this feels different for a change. I'm not here to gloat and here are some obversations from the game that might interest you.
It was the other scenarios that had us wondering. Glad you could stop back by though after the big win.
SaintsFanMan;1225813 said:First off, I though the Saints would lose. Everybody thought the Saint would lose. That's what we do. The Cowboys laid an egg. Your team is better than that. Way better. I guess what really hurts is that Dallas really has no excuses.
None whatsoever. Although, I clearly noted earlier in the week that the x factor would be Sean Payton. I have no doubt he probably used to own Zimmer's defense back when he practiced against him every day.
I disagree. This is one game in which Romo looked mortal. Romo will bounce back and TO played fine last night.SaintsFanMan;1225813 said:T.O. has no heart. Where did he go last night? Saints CB Fred Thomas is an average CB. He got beat like a drum against the Bengals WR Charles Johnson. I thought TO would own him.
SaintsFanMan;1225813 said:Romo is a pretty good QB but Leon can't do it all. He looked like a young QB still learning how to play the game. The Saints played outstanding defense (can't believe I said that) and Romo had nowhere to throw the football. Usually Dallas's offense is designed to let Romo makes plays outside the pocket. This creates a match up problem with the Saints because the Saints DL was built to stop Mike Vick. Our DE are fast and know how to rush the passer. Compared to Vick, stopping Romo's scrambling was childs play. What I can't believe is that the Saints defense had everything down field covered.
Once again, I will point to what I knew. Payton would have the Saints ready to play against the team he coached in years past. It's just too bad the Saints don't play the Cowboys every week. We'll rebound against the Falcons and both teams will thrive in the playoffs.
SaintsFanMan;1225813 said:
Your cast off LBs continue to play outstanding football. I would like to thank everyone involved.
I would like to thank Mike Zimmer for not showing up last night. I just ordered a lifetime supply of smelling salts for him.
SaintsFanMan;1225813 said:
Romo is no Brees. 1/2 a season does not a quarterback make. Here to hoping the this game was a fluke for Romo.
This game was a fluke. Once again, I point to the x factor who showed his former boss that he can put points on the board when allowed to coach without limits.
SaintsFanMan;1225813 said:
The Saints may have taught the league how to stop the Cowboys offense and exposed how to exploit the Cowboy's defense. One thing is for sure, we gave the Cowboys something to think about.
Thank Sean Payton. He laid out some nice game film for the rest of our opponents to watch. This will be a true test of Parcells and his coaching staff (namely Zimmer)
SaintsFanMan;1225813 said:
My biggest fear for Cowboy fans is that Atlanta is a very good team. If the Saints lose to them, the Falcons record would be 9-4 instead of 7-6. Atlanta is capable of playing up to a 9-4 record or a 4-9 record. I look for them to be up for the game. Romo will be tested. There running game is unbelievable. They can eat the clock up. This is no cake walk.
We will take care of what we need to take care of. If that happens to help you then so be it.
SaintsFanMan;1225813 said:
Come on Dallas... Beat the Falcons. I don't want to play them again and besides, you owe us big. We will be pulling for you.
See previous reply where it pertains to the Falcons game.
The true test of a team comes in the playoffs when teams take it up a notch. This is when you'll know how good your team is. I do fully stand by my assertion that Sean Payton had loads to do with what took place last night.SaintsFanMan;1225813 said:In the end it was like I told you. Pick your poison. The Saints offense reminds me of the Rams Greatest Show on Turf a few years ago, but unlike many Rams teams, the Saints defense can make some plays too. The Saints #1 offense is a match up nightmare for defenses and (I can't believe I'm saying this) for real.
SaintsFanMan;1225813 said:See ya in the NFC Championship Game!!!! That would be great. We don't want to play in Chicago in January.
We hope to still see you around here at that time. Best of luck to you and your Saints.