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Saints Patience On Offense Was A Key To Success
Written by Garry Cobb    Monday, 08 February 2010 04:13    PDF Print E-mail

There were some close calls on the throws but Drew Brees made all the throws when he had to and his receivers came down with the football.

Their offensive line played well also, giving Brees time to make the throws.

Sean Payton was daring with his calls to go for a touchdown on fourth, which was unsuccessful, but they did recover an onside kick at the start of the second half which proved to be a key to the victor.

The Saints have a million receivers and Brees goes to all of them at any time.  He puts the ball on the  money and these guys get open and come down with the football.

They're also able to run the football if they sense a defense is weak there.  Payton is also willing to go to the screen and Pierre Thomas and Reggie Bush are great at running them.

onside kickThis offense showed all year long that they can beat you in many different ways.

I thought that failure to punch it in at the end of the first half was going to come back to bite them but their defense played a great game and made the difference.

Payton has to get a lot of credit of the showing his players that they were going to play to win rather than playing not to lose.




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Comments (3)
  • tightmadness  - Depressing Bowl
    It was depressing seeing the team formerly known as the Aints win a Super Bowl before the Birds. Just think of the opportunties the Eagles had since 1967 to win before the Saints. After years of wearing paper bags, this team finally wins. This goes beyond Reid and McNabb. The ultimate blame belongs to Leonard Tose, Norman Braman, Jeff Lurie, and the owner who hired Kuharick and lost the team in a construction lawsuit.
  • tightmadness  - Montanna is still greater than Manning
    Let's clear this up. Manning is better than Trent Dilfer and Brad Johnson. Manning is not better than Joe Montanna. In order to be consider the greatest, you have to perform great in the biggest game consistently. We all know both QBs were solid in the regular season. The next step is the post season and Super Bowl game. Montanna made an art of this winning 3 Super Bowl MVPs in 4 Super Bowl games. He won two Super Bowls WITHOUT Jerry Rice. I never seen Montanna fold in a Super Bowl game.
  • scorpiodsu
    That game was so boring last night. I didn't expect a shootout but I did expect more big plays with all that talent on the field. Just a bunch of dink and dunk all night and occasional halfback trap or draws. Was a little disappointed. But glad to see Manning choke again in a big time game. He's a great QB but he's a choker too. When they won the Superbowl a few years back, credit the defense and running game because he did nothing special then either. And last night he still showed that in big games, he still is liable to choke like anyone else.
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