Back in 99 or 2000 the jaguars went 14-2 during the reg season and lost both to the ans. Jags had a bye and beat the dolphins 62-7 in divisional round. Then they lost to ans a 3rd time. Rams beat ans
That’s why i asked... calm down
Back in 99 or 2000 the jaguars went 14-2 during the reg season and lost both to the ans. Jags had a bye and beat the dolphins 62-7 in divisional round. Then they lost to ans a 3rd time. Rams beat ans
You weren't asking when you made that BS comment about the Saints only being on the game because of a trick play, tbh.
The Saints dominated the first half, then they came out on the second half putting toghether a great TD drive, forced the Bucs to punt, and were driving again. If not for that Cook fumble, they game would have ended there in favour of the Saints, tbh. The turnovers that the Bucs' defense came up with were the difference in the game. The Saints' defense had their chances of coming up with TO's too, but they ed up, tbh.
Of course i wasn’t asking then. I meant it.
I forgot what the score was when Cooks fumble. They were up. Which was because of the busted trick play
brady wasnt lighting it up but unlike Brees converted multiple big third downs throughout the game. Had some near picks but played much cleaner than brees
You were wrong though. Up to that point the Saints were dominating on every single aspect of the game, except turnovers.
lefty
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GG Darth_Pelican
I know "it still hurts". But GG regardless.
Gotta fix this starting off slow problem though imo tbh fwiw.
1) turnovers are generally a very major aspect of the game
2) by the fact that the score was tied, they obviously had not dominated the first half
I have referenced this season because the ans were a 13-3 Wild Card. Not sure that has been matched before or since
I remember trying to research why this occurred because in Week 3 win it was Neil ODonnell behind center for Tennessee. And George had under 60 yards.
The answer I came to was ans defense simply had Mark Brunnel's number and he his performance over those 3 games - 2 TDs and 6 INTs
Turnovers are a major aspect of the game but many times they aren't consequence of dominance. A team could be dominating another on every single aspect of the game and the turnover can occur out of nothing on an isolated play.
Yah not like it use to be. In the past you could feel the turnover coming because of smothering defense play or erratic QB play
On Brees 2nd INT, was that a bad throw or was RB Kamara supposed to have turned and looked vs running upfield? Sure seemed like a misroute to me.
#3 int did Cook try to catch it with his shoulder or did Buc tip pass? ty replay work by CBS shows everything but that moment in time.
if a team is "dominating" by marching down the field for an 85 yard drive, but then fumbles it or throws an interception and comes away with no points, then they didn't dominate at all. they just got some nice stats and made the defense work more than if they went 3 and out.
are they a consequence of dominance? not necessarily, but a bad turnover completely negates whatever "dominance" was occuring on the drive.
Rodgers over Brees
Legacy. Drew will have the numbers but I always feared Drew's ability to deliver the ball and Rodgers' own ability. Thus Drew is too dependent on teammates and I believe tonight illustrated when teammates try to carry you. It's over - turnovers
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GG. Sad to say goodbye to Drew, but obviously it's time. I'm upset about the loss because we gave the game away. Cook's fumble changed the entire dynamic of the game. Saints were about to go up by 10-14 points and the gameplan would have been different in the 4th quarter. Drew's arm, ribs, lung etc. are too shot to get in a shootout mentality which is what he had to do. Playoff losses always hurt, but this one didn't hurt nearly as much as the 2011 SF loss, the 2018 no-call, or the Minneapolis miracle, because those teams were capable of winning it all. This team was not. They'd have lost to GB in the cold next weekend.
I wish Drew would have gotten that 2nd ring, but those gutwrenching losses mentioned above took that away. But Brees-Payton got us a ring and the Saints probably wouldn't even still be in NOLA if it weren't for them. Time to look to the future. We'll see what Sean Payton can do without a HOF QB.
Does any of the local sports news get into details? Int #2 and #3 I'd like to know if correct route was run and if ball bounced off Cook (Cook?) due to db deflection or he just completely misjudged.
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