The score could have been vastly different

[Bleu Star]

I firmly believe the score would have been much much closer had Mo played all night. I'm serious... I hate that anyone gets injured but the one thing I kept to myself in chat last night was my complete and utter fear that the Saints were going to key on whoever Mo was covering all night. I truly believe they would have exploited that chink in the armor all night long.

It's kinda strange viewing the chain of events this way but I believe their anticipated key vanished when Mo left the field.

 

[DOUBLE WING]

I doubt it, but I've got to say the fact that Claiborne was even covering Jimmy freaking Graham in the first place made me shake my head.

 

[bayeslife]

They were moving up and down the field to begin with. They just couldn't put points on the board. What does that have to do with Mo?

 

[21Savage]

Do you remember the Eagles' game last year? Stop it!

 

[landroverking]

No and heck no!

 

[Eddie]

I had bad visions of the Thanksgiving game last year against GB.

 

[Bleu Star]

I had bad visions of the Thanksgiving game last year against GB.

I'm just saying... I know it's probably unpopular to vocalize these thoughts but I had visions of Graham hanging Mo out to dry... Regularly.

 

[Boyzmamacita]

I had bad visions of the Thanksgiving game last year against GB.

We played Oakland on Thanksgiving, but the Green Bay game was brutal.

 

[Zordon]

yep should have been 45-17. stupid ref got whistle happy.

 

[RonSpringsdaman20]

 

[Vintage]

To summarize. Original poster hates Claiborne. Original poster is glad he's hurt. Original poster keeps commenting about Claiborne. Original poster is unsatisfied by the lack of attention his anti Claiborne comments generate

Original poster comes up with unoriginal thread.

 

[Bleu Star]

To summarize. Original poster hates Claiborne. Original poster is glad he's hurt. Original poster keeps commenting about Claiborne. Original poster is unsatisfied by the lack of attention his anti Claiborne comments generate

Original poster comes up with unoriginal thread.

Original poster doesn't hate Claiborne. Hate is a very strong word.

 

[ConstantReboot]

I thought the same thing. Mo is certainly the weakspot in our team. Moore made a big difference when he came in.

 

[Bleu Star]

I thought the same thing. Mo is certainly the weakspot in our team. Moore made a big difference when he came in.

That's all I wanted to convey. I think the game would have been much closer last night if the injury report was different.

 

[landroverking]

I say again no and heck no.

Time to move on No mo MO.

 

[jazzcat22]

Can the mo hate stop...give it a freaking rest.
For the haters be happy he's out for the year, and regret it when we need an experienced cb.
Man that's bad to be glad a player is injured....

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

I firmly believe the score would have been much much closer had Mo played all night. I'm serious... I hate that anyone gets injured but the one thing I kept to myself in chat last night was my complete and utter fear that the Saints were going to key on whoever Mo was covering all night. I truly believe they would have exploited that chink in the armor all night long.

It's kinda strange viewing the chain of events this way but I believe their anticipated key vanished when Mo left the field.

Why say you hate it? You clearly are pleased with the outcome of Claiborne not playing anymore.

 

[bayeslife]

To summarize. Original poster hates Claiborne. Original poster is glad he's hurt. Original poster keeps commenting about Claiborne. Original poster is unsatisfied by the lack of attention his anti Claiborne comments generate

Original poster comes up with unoriginal thread.

I liked your post just so I could unlike it because you didn't abbreviate with OP. But then I liked it again.

 

[Frozen700]

They would 1 or 2 more TD's than what they have.

Had he not got burnt, he would of raped Jimmy on a few of those long passes, to set up PI.

 

[ElGatoGrande]

It's all a moot point for now,,, what we should doing is directing our energies to spinning the social media outlets on how it was all an aberration and how great Mo will be once he's healed,,, then trade him to Minnesota.