Who Dat Got Dammit!!!!!! Pt. Deaux


In_The_662 said:

Yall make sure yall have our second home (Superdome) :lol: ready for us in the 2nd round...

If we win tomorrow, we are in... if we win the division, we get the Packers or Eagles... if we dont, we go to Minnesota or Arizona... neither of those teams are clicking now so the schedule is in our favor...
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All 4 of them teams are better than the Cowbois...


They let yall in they might as well let the 49ers in...
 



The question for New Orleans is will they keep the number one spot in the NFC. They play at Carolina, who whipped the Giants today. Minnesota at this moment is a game and a half behind the Saints. A win tomorrow night in Chicago means that the Vikings will be one game in back of New Orleans.

The question for Tampa Bay is whether Morris will keep his job. It was said on TV that the team practices hard despite their record. They won on the road last week at Seattle and host Atlanta next week.
 
EB said:
The question for New Orleans is will they keep the number one spot in the NFC. They play at Carolina, who whipped the Giants today. Minnesota at this moment is a game and a half behind the Saints. A win tomorrow night in Chicago means that the Vikings will be one game in back of New Orleans.

The question for Tampa Bay is whether Morris will keep his job. It was said on TV that the team practices hard despite their record. They won on the road last week at Seattle and host Atlanta next week.
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Minnesota is more than likely going to beat Chicago Monday, which would create even more pressure on the Saints to beat Carolina who has played well the last two weeks. The Vikings play the Giants at home next Sunday so it should be an interesting final week.
 
ummm bluedog,

all that crying aint necessary. This aint nothing new. PLEASE don't act like I didnt say the aints would flop.

the bucs. the 2-12 bucs. At home.


hahahahahahahahaha
ahahahahahahahahahaha
ahahahahahahahahahaha
 
kendrick said:
Minnesota is more than likely going to beat Chicago Monday, which would create even more pressure on the Saints to beat Carolina who has played well the last two weeks. The Vikings play the Giants at home next Sunday so it should be an interesting final week.
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I am picking Minnesota to win their last two games despite what problems that exist between Farve and Childress.
 
EB said:
The question for New Orleans is will they keep the number one spot in the NFC. They play at Carolina, who whipped the Giants today. Minnesota at this moment is a game and a half behind the Saints. A win tomorrow night in Chicago means that the Vikings will be one game in back of New Orleans.

The question for Tampa Bay is whether Morris will keep his job. It was said on TV that the team practices hard despite their record. They won on the road last week at Seattle and host Atlanta next week.
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I don't see why that would be any question, he's a first year coach that took over a team that's been up and down the last three years and who had alot of front office and on the field changes.
 
Who Dat Nation....


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= Your Daddy :lol:
 
If the Saints loose next week they will be 13-3. If we can go back to August and I would have said the Saints will be 13-3, most of you people on this board would have thought I was crazy. F-it, ALL YAWL, including Saints fans. If the Saints don’t win another game this year I am still proud of them and will be hype for next year. So being a true fan…….


WHO DAT GOT DAMIT!!!!!!!

And

GEAUX SAINTS!!!!!!!
 



mighty hornet said:
ummm bluedog,

all that crying aint necessary. This aint nothing new. PLEASE don't act like I didnt say the aints would flop.

the bucs. the 2-12 bucs. At home.


hahahahahahahahaha
ahahahahahahahahahaha
ahahahahahahahahahaha
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Here we go with that bush league talk. Did I not say you would be the first Negrodamus to come on here talking that bush league isht? :lol::lol::lol:

No shame whatever :lol::lol::lol: just straight up bush league :lol::lol::lol:

Go head Negrodamus you shole fore told the future.
 
bluedog said:
I don't see why that would be any question, he's a first year coach that took over a team that's been up and down the last three years and who had alot of front office and on the field changes.
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I feel that is the way it should be. I feel that he should stay. However, I am hearing other things from more than one source.

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Posted about 3 hours ago
Mutiny? Bucs consider ousting first-year coach Morris, call Cowher
By Jason La Canfora | NFL.com

Tampa Bay Buccaneers officials have reached out to former Super Bowl-winning coach Bill Cowher about possibly coaching the team in 2010, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.

Cowher, who has been an analyst at CBS since he retired from coaching after the 2006 season, was very close to returning to the NFL last offseason and could come back in 2010 if the right situation presents itself.

The Bucs have tried to gauge Cowher's interest should they decide to make a move regarding Raheem Morris, who has endured a difficult first season as head coach. But Cowher's stance through this season has been clear: He will not interview for any jobs during the season and will not talk about any positions that aren't already vacant.

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EB said:
I feel that is the way it should be. I feel that he should stay. However, I am hearing other things from more than one source.

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Posted about 3 hours ago
Mutiny? Bucs consider ousting first-year coach Morris, call Cowher
By Jason La Canfora | NFL.com

Tampa Bay Buccaneers officials have reached out to former Super Bowl-winning coach Bill Cowher about possibly coaching the team in 2010, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.

Cowher, who has been an analyst at CBS since he retired from coaching after the 2006 season, was very close to returning to the NFL last offseason and could come back in 2010 if the right situation presents itself.

The Bucs have tried to gauge Cowher's interest should they decide to make a move regarding Raheem Morris, who has endured a difficult first season as head coach. But Cowher's stance through this season has been clear: He will not interview for any jobs during the season and will not talk about any positions that aren't already vacant.

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Wow!!! I can't argue with Bill Cowher but that's still messed up.
 
bigmanofds said:
If the Saints loose next week they will be 13-3. If we can go back to August and I would have said the Saints will be 13-3, most of you people on this board would have thought I was crazy. F-it, ALL YAWL, including Saints fans. If the Saints don’t win another game this year I am still proud of them and will be hype for next year. So being a true fan…….


WHO DAT GOT DAMIT!!!!!!!

And

GEAUX SAINTS!!!!!!!
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I understand what you are saying, but a lot of Who Dat nation opened themselves to the trolls by creating Who Dat Got Dammitt!!!! threads ever week. :lol:

I mean, if you are going to boast when your team wins, you have to take the ribbing when they lose.

Oh, the Saints are still a great team even with the two losses. But honestly I think the injuries are starting to take a toll a little bit. Plus, it is tough to get up for 16 straight NFL and have your "A" game. The bye week should do New Orleans some good going into the NFC Divisional round.
 
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Never Get Your hopes up for the Saints because your heart is bound to be broken:cry:


Broken hearted Saints fan, but like that bad ass kid I'm going to put my hand on that hot stove again.
 
Shid...I've seen the Saints lose 13 games in a season. Hard loss today, but I'm hoping for better in the post season.

Interesting note: the Saints swept the season series with TB in 2002, TB's championship season. We shall see.
 
kendrick said:
I understand what you are saying, but a lot of Who Dat nation opened themselves to the trolls by creating Who Dat Got Dammitt!!!! threads ever week. :lol:

I mean, if you are going to boast when your team wins, you have to take the ribbing when they lose.

Oh, the Saints are still a great team even with the two losses. But honestly I think the injuries are starting to take a toll a little bit. Plus, it is tough to get up for 16 straight NFL and have your "A" game. The bye week should do New Orleans some good going into the NFC Divisional round.
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True dat to what you are saying. I know the ribbing ain’t personal. Talking trash on this board makes the game fun. I don’t know what is going to happen this year but I think next year is going to be good. After the Saint figure out what to do with Reggie and his contract, I think they will be a force next year. I hope they keep him for less money but he may not see it that way. With him or without him they need to have that money on the other side of the ball. Gregg Williams has done a fantastic job with what he had to work with. I like to see what he can do with a few more good player like another stud at DT, OLB, or a younger FS. Now I am not giving up on this season. I just think everybody knows how to attack the Saints and we are back to that 8-8 team now. If they loose home field that might be a good thing because they look better on the road.
 
JagHammer said:
Shid...I've seen the Saints lose 13 games in a season. Hard loss today, but I'm hoping for better in the post season.

Interesting note: the Saints swept the season series with TB in 2002, TB's championship season. We shall see.
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Don’t quote me on this, but I don’t think nobody in the NFC South has won all divisional games since it has been created.
 
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bigmanofds said:
True dat to what you are saying. I know the ribbing ain’t personal. Talking trash on this board makes the game fun. I don’t know what is going to happen this year but I think next year is going to be good. After the Saint figure out what to do with Reggie and his contract, I think they will be a force next year. I hope they keep him for less money but he may not see it that way. With him or without him they need to have that money on the other side of the ball. Gregg Williams has done a fantastic job with what he had to work with. I like to see what he can do with a few more good player like another stud at DT, OLB, or a younger FS. Now I am not giving up on this season. I just think everybody knows how to attack the Saints and we are back to that 8-8 team now. If they loose home field that might be a good thing because they look better on the road.
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What I have seen the second half of the season is that teams are able to run on the Saints defense. That is not good going into postseason play, considering you will be going up against quality competition. If they can fix their run defense, it take the stress off that secondary.

On offense, as long as Drew Brees has time in the pocket the passing game should be fine. I like Thomas and Bell as a tandem in the backfield. The way Sean Payton likes to change up the pace, it works well.

A two game losing streak is nothing to be concerned about. I could understand if they were just making all sorts of mistakes on both sides of the ball. But they are just not executing as flawlessly as they did before.

Like I said, a good week off should be great for them.
 
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