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To be fair - the saints defense is still 27th in yards allowed and 30th in points allowed. I don't know if it was entirely Rob in that situation...

Started using McCoy and Felton a bit differently to help create mismatches. Why did it take this long to do things like this? Also saw TT throw a seam pass to O'leary in this one. It was broken up, but hey - he threw one right?!

By record it would be Wade Phillips, with Rex Ryan right behind him at 15-15. If Rex loses out he ties Marrones 15-17. Also I hated Marrone's teams. Run-Run-Pass-Punt

I still liked the picks because while they were "need" guys, they were also value picks to a point. Shaq was supposedly listed on our draft board as a top 10 talent. Ragland was the last guy we had a 1st round grade on. It worked that they were need players, but they also both project to be solid contributors.

and Punt on 3rd Except you have no o-line or QB....

And yet - they've scored 13 points over the last 2 games. And he had 2 lousy games against San Diego. There's a good chance they miss the playoffs. There's also a pretty good percentage of people that think it would largely rest on his shoulders.

Seems to be around the ball a fair amount. People act like Hughes is constantly making plays in the backfield, etc. I saw him get some push a few times and push the pocket. He is not gonna be von Miller. Pff gave him our 5th highest grade on d in the last game fwiw

He gets so mad shining that Lombardi trophy!

Lined up in the middle!

WNna see what we have in gillislees arm

Finally some deception in the wildcat

Ha, nice play...?

Middle? Not a bad pickup

We don't take what the other team gives us... hue Jackson is

Disagree... 3rd and goal from the 11 is really tough. Rather only give a team 1 shot at it

If we're willing to give up this many easy firsts it won't matter

Good defense keeping them in games and special teams have stolen them a few. Arizona has lost like 3 games due to their special teams this year... so it's an important aspect Sure... he's better. I hope they keep paying him... he's never made the playoffs in 5 seasons... Being better than Tyrod doesn't mean he's good

He didn't play... that was Matt Moore.

I think what he's saying is... with the offseason we had, a lot of people expected us to be bad. Watkins isn't hurt, til he's hurt. Shaq isn't hurt, until he's hurt Ik tears his acl Ragland is hurt Marcel to rehab Gilmore contract distraction Tyrod contract Cut manny Lawson So terrified of injuries we barely play in the preseason

Pretty much with you - if they keep him i understand why, and if they get rid of him i understand why... kind of a crappy spot to be in either way.

No - simply stating that yards per game is a pretty stupid way to evaluate each side of the ball. Points per game isn't great either - but typically to win games you must score. You win games by scoring more than the opposition. One would think yeah - its probably the most important stat. Sounds good!

Last i checked sir - the scoreboard is the most important aspect. We're 10th in points scored per game(25.0 Points). 20th in yards per game. Our defense is 18th in yards allowed per game, and 17th in points allowed per game (23.2 points).

That would be yards only. 10th in PPG though. Yes - but they are still in the top 10 in points scored. That is the argument. He should be benched, and probably not brought back. But that stat still stands that they are top 10 in points scored.

Russ Brandon.

Yeah - consistently the worst rated artificial surface in the NFL. Maybe ahead of one of the indoor grass fields because they grow it outside and put it on in chunks. I think Arizona grows theirs outside, and its on a track and they bring the whole thing into the indoor stadium. Look at the amount of professional teams using "A-turf titan" http://www.aturf.com/play-level/professional-sports/ Then you look at the fieldturf website: "Voted top artificial turf surface by the NFLPA for 10 consecutive years 22 NFL teams play or practice on FieldTurf"