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by **cwrtlm** » Sun Dec 10, 2006 11:32 pm

WTF! Just throw it up :~(

by **eman** » Sun Dec 10, 2006 11:34 pm

Jesus....as a Hawk fan I am VERY afraid of the possibility of having to face the Saints in the playoffs. Right now they could end up having the coach of the year, ROTY, and MVP in Payton, Bush/Colston (The 2 top rookies on the same team!), and Brees. And Bush looks like he's settled into the NFL now, it will be interesting if he keeps up the great numbers. ;-D

by **The_Captain** » Sun Dec 10, 2006 11:36 pm

As a "partial" Cowboys fan (it's what keeps the wife happy - ;-)

) I was disappointed to see them lose like this because I really like Tony Romo but hats off to Sean Payton and the New Orleans Saints.

This was slated to be a close, slugfest but I'm pretty confident not many expected this type of game from New Orleans. Now if they can win @NYG and Carolina this will be a scary team to play in the playoffs.

by **beanoX3** » Sun Dec 10, 2006 11:38 pm

Yea, Bush seems to have gotten over his initial shyness of contact and has quit running out of bounds. Kinda think his jumping is going to get him a broken wrist or something though.

If the Saints can overtake the Bears for homefield, Saints should be even more dangerous playing indoors. Bears better win tomorrow night to maintain a 2 game lead for homefield.

by **Cowboys 4 life** » Sun Dec 10, 2006 11:53 pm

The_Captain wrote:As a "partial" Cowboys fan (it's what keeps the wife happy - ) I was disappointed to see them lose like this because I really like Tony Romo but hats off to Sean Payton and the New Orleans Saints.

This was slated to be a close, slugfest but I'm pretty confident not many expected this type of game from New Orleans. Now if they can win @NYG and Carolina this will be a scary team to play in the playoffs.

Thay had the perfect game plan and executed it perfectly. They haven't played that well all year so I surely didn't expect it. The most impressive thing was their Oline. I can't believe how many recievers they had wide open.

They are good but I don't feel they are the best in the NFC.

Any given Sunday.

by **mrblitz** » Mon Dec 11, 2006 4:18 pm

Way to go Saints. They are for real. It felt great watching the Cowboys get spanked. And it's good for the Eagles. ;-D

by **steelerfan513** » Mon Dec 11, 2006 5:15 pm

that saints offense looked unstoppable 8-o

by **benb18a** » Mon Dec 11, 2006 6:04 pm

steelerfan513 wrote:that saints offense looked unstoppable

That's what happens when your coach pretty much knows his opponent's whole playbook. It was almost unfair; those DBs were running routes, not covering their WR.

by **steelerfan513** » Mon Dec 11, 2006 7:29 pm

benb18a wrote:
steelerfan513 wrote:that saints offense looked unstoppable

That's what happens when your coach pretty much knows his opponent's whole playbook. It was almost unfair; those DBs were running routes, not covering their WR.

i was talking about the offense, not the defense

by **benb18a** » Mon Dec 11, 2006 8:20 pm

I know, but he is still more familiar with that defense than any other HC in the league I would imagine.

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