Not a fan of New Orleans, along with them being an NFC foe". Hoping the Dolphins D is "for real" and Tannehill shines in prime time!
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It's hard to imagine the 'Fins beating the 'Aints, but Coach Philben has those boys playing some ball! They thumped Atlanta, so I'll give them at least a puncher's chance.
I need 16.01 points from Sproles and Brian Hartline. I don't care how I get them or from who, just so I get them.
Hey a night game that I might actually find interesting to watch. Nice!
Ammo I am very concerned for your fantasy team and would prefer updates after every single play. I don't want to miss a thing.
Undies in a bunch or that time of the month?
I swear, Sean Payton has to be somehow related to Derek Zoolander.
Had not seen Tannehill .
Wow.
I'd rate better than Kaepernick and Griffin, just behind Luck and Wilson.
There are some studs in the league.
......and he fumbles. Nevermind.
BK - how 'bout commenting on how great the Saints' D has been so far this year.
It took me a sec, but I see what you're doing there.
How many tenths of a point is Hartline going "WTF" to Tannehill instead of touching the dude intercepting that ball down out of curiosity?
Sherman's reaction to Tannehill INT
Funny.
That was my reaction to his coaching tenure.
I believe his knee was down before the ball crossed the goal line. And it was damn near close to being a fumble/touchback.
Originally Posted by PackLandVA:
But I thinks the Saints win big.
You called it.
Stat Whore Peyton doing what he does best with a commanding lead. Throw-Throw-Throw
Pedal to the metal. I have no problems with that. In fact, I wish the Packers would do that as well.
That's what I can't stand about him, Brees and the team. They don't seem to win "gracefully". Would suck (for them) if the franchise QB was injured late in a blow out while passing with a big lead.
I guess I am meaner than you guys. That's what happens when I am sober.
Tirico just said it - are they losing 38-17 or winning 38-17?
Esox - you'd seriously be content with Rodgers sitting in the pocket, throwing the ball down field with a 21 point lead and only 4 minutes remaining??? I'd be a bit annoyed.
Most coaches and QBs favorite play is the Victory Formation? Not so much for Payton and Brees.
Packland, I will admit that that would be taking it too far, but when the Packers take the lead, they need to keep the pedal to the metal until the game is definitely won. What annoys me is just playing conservative to maintain the lead as many times that just does not work against todays offenses.
Never cared for Payton's "rub it in" mentality, which I see as far different than keeping the pedal to the metal. Someday, what goes around will come around big time when he's coaching. I can only hope it's when we play them for a SB berth... 
Nah, our coach has more class than that.
Brees looked really good last night.
They're going to be a tough out this year.
The 2 best teams in the NFC are Green Bay & New Orleans
Originally Posted by Boris:
Brees looked really good last night.
They're going to be a tough out this year.
The 2 best teams in the NFC are Green Bay & New Orleans
Sounds like wishful thinking.
Originally Posted by Boris:
Brees looked really good last night.
They're going to be a tough out this year.
The 2 best teams in the NFC are Green Bay & New Orleans
The Saints defense looks a lot better than the Packers defense and they don't have the players the Packers do. I am losing confidence in Capers by the day.
I had a feeling the Saints might rebound this year in a major fashion after last year's debacle. They are starting to get it back into gear and are looking similar to how they looked at the end of the 2011 season. The problem for them in 2011 was that they had to go on the road in the playoffs.
If they get homefield advantage, they are an absolute force in that dome if they're somewhat healthy.