Ballgame bitches. Saints season is over.
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1) The Giants were 3-2 not 2-3 at this point
2) The Giants weren't last in their division looking up at 3 teams
3) The Giants actually had success in the past say, 30 years.
The Saints are going to have to win every game they should (Oakland, KC etc.) and get some upsets against Carolina, Atlanta and TB. to have a chance. The two NFC wildcards will come out of the NFC east so unless the Saints can figure out a way to get ahead of both Atlanta and Carolina, they will be in a very familiar place come playoff time.
The ghost of Chuck Muncie is alive and well!
2) The Giants weren't last in their division looking up at 3 teams
3) The Giants actually had success in the past say, 30 years.
The Saints are going to have to win every game they should (Oakland, KC etc.) and get some upsets against Carolina, Atlanta and TB. to have a chance. The two NFC wildcards will come out of the NFC east so unless the Saints can figure out a way to get ahead of both Atlanta and Carolina, they will be in a very familiar place come playoff time.
The ghost of Chuck Muncie is alive and well!
...U of Mississippi loses, we don't lose, Falcons wins, and Saints lose. I <17>ing hate everything the Saints emulate, <17>that team. They deserve everything losing season they have ever had....
Brutius said:
Wow. The Giants were one whole game better than the Saints this time last year. You're right. What was I thinking? As to your point 3. I seem to remember the Saints being a play or two away from the Super Bowl just two seasons ago. Once they get Coulston and Shockey back, they will be very difficult to stop. That game last night really came down to one play - and that's the dropped pass by Meachem in the first quarter. He makes that simple play and the route is on. But that's what makes the NFL the greatest game on the planet.
Their season is far from over. The injries right now are killing this team. Once they get some of these players back they will be fine. And don't worry, the perfect remedy is coming to town next weekend. My raiders will come in and help make all saints fans feel a little better about themselves
This is pretty good. Apologies if it has been posted elsewhere.
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"your ground hugging kick in the first quarter that a midget could have easily blocked with his little Vienna sausage fingers and taken to the house"</p>
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"your ground hugging kick in the first quarter that a midget could have easily blocked with his little Vienna sausage fingers and taken to the house"</p>
we're 1-0 in the division. only 2 games back from carolina and we have 2 games with the panthers yet to be played. You people that though this "<17>" around, that is almost as juvenile as those clowns that actually type out the cuss words.
Who Dat baby!! Bring on jamarcus and darren. The only thing I fear about sunday is another injury. Last time the raiders were in the dome, they destroyed jeff blake's foot when we were 7-3. If that happends again to our qb this time, fire away haters.........
Who Dat baby!! Bring on jamarcus and darren. The only thing I fear about sunday is another injury. Last time the raiders were in the dome, they destroyed jeff blake's foot when we were 7-3. If that happends again to our qb this time, fire away haters.........
Continue living in the past. That's what they used to say about the Carolina Hurricanes/Hartford Whalers when they joined the NHL in '79. They hoisted the cup in June of '06.
After Porter had surgery this morning on his wrist, he'll be the 21st of the opening day 53 to miss time with injury. Our season isn't over.</p>
After Porter had surgery this morning on his wrist, he'll be the 21st of the opening day 53 to miss time with injury. Our season isn't over.</p>
Is it kinda like the mentality of the Cubs fan where they are the lovable losers and you root for them because they have never won anything? It obviously has nothing to do with any championship or great players. My dad is a Saint's fan because Archie played for them and he is an OleMiss fan but MSU fans don't have that link.
I've been to Irving 3 times, and seen the cowboys play in various road games. The old three rivers in the early nineties, Qwest field, Soldier Field, in a cold *** stadium in Cleveland.
Yes as a little kid I saw Tony Dorsett and Roger Staubach and Too Tall Jones and Randy White on TV and became a cowboys fans, the way many people that live in areas without a home team become fans. That's why I was asking about the Saint's, I grew up in Mississippi and I don't ever remember even seeing them on TV. Maybe as a 7 year old I just didn't watch the games unless the Cowboys or Steelers were in them.
Yes as a little kid I saw Tony Dorsett and Roger Staubach and Too Tall Jones and Randy White on TV and became a cowboys fans, the way many people that live in areas without a home team become fans. That's why I was asking about the Saint's, I grew up in Mississippi and I don't ever remember even seeing them on TV. Maybe as a 7 year old I just didn't watch the games unless the Cowboys or Steelers were in them.