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[ddear]

They may not always make it look pretty but the offense has put up big number this year in most the games but our defense has allowed the other teams to do the same.. glad to see some change

[swampman46]

Originally Posted by ddear

They may not always make it look pretty but the offense has put up big number this year in most the games but our defense has allowed the other teams to do the same.. glad to see some change

Big numbers? Really? Maybe you should look at the average points per game this year. Except for a couple of games-dismal. The defense is horrible I admit. But lack of offense has also been a problam this year. Breez is killing himself trying to get something going-kind of hard when he doesn't have pass protection.

[ddear]

Originally Posted by swampman46

Big numbers? Really? Maybe you should look at the average points per game this year. Except for a couple of games-dismal. The defense is horrible I admit. But lack of offense has also been a problam this year. Breez is killing himself trying to get something going-kind of hard when he doesn't have pass protection.

Maybe big wasthe wrong word but definitely winning numbers. Average just over 25ppg (#7 in league) which dont seem to bad to me.. but yes I do agree with you that offensive line definitely needs to tighten up and get brees some more time.

[swamp snorkler]

Originally Posted by swampman46

Big numbers? Really? Maybe you should look at the average points per game this year. Except for a couple of games-dismal. The defense is horrible I admit. But lack of offense has also been a problam this year. Breez is killing himself trying to get something going-kind of hard when he doesn't have pass protection.

No. 3 in the league in yards
No. 7 in the league in scoring

It's not a lack of Offense.

[swampman46]

Originally Posted by swamp snorkler

No. 3 in the league in yards
No. 7 in the league in scoring

It's not a lack of Offense.

#3 in yards means nothing. All that's saying is your team is moving the ball...but dying in the red zone. Or turning the ball over.
All I'm saying is there is both an offensive problem as well as a very apparent defensive one.
I think Saints management is probably in love with Sean Peyton, and that will cloud their judgement.