Saints vs Lions

[MW49ers5]

if he had cushion i believe so....... but tight, he'll eventually lose him if Brees has all day...

but def will tackle him n not miss.

That sounds right...

 

[CalamityX11]

well thats what i wanna see... Schwartz getting fired up and angry with his d....

its playoffs... lets go!

 

[imac_21]

Wow.....not even touched. Hey but they stopped them in the first quarter and with the help of half time held them to 3 in the 2nd.

Which is 18 points they didn't give up.

Wait, the first half doesn't matter. That's why we lost to the Redskins and Rams (in week 17) this year. All those first half stops don't count if you give up points in the second half.

 

[EaseUrStorm]

All of the RB's are having a lot of room. The Saints line is holding right now.

More like this

 

[MW49ers5]

Luck just ran out

 

[CalamityX11]

 

[SRPnVA]

We're gonna have to play two deep safeties pretty much the whole game. The two guys I'm most concerned about are Sproles and Graham. Have to bring the pressure and force some 3rd & longs.

 

[CalamityX11]

dont you dare...

oh thank god... delay damn right!

 

[MW49ers5]

OMG!!!

 

[CalamityX11]

killshot is right....

wow.... wtf... happen?

 

[threelittleturds]

OMG. Is that two or three wide open touchdowns so far?

Unreal.

 

[MW49ers5]

He thought he had help over the top

 

[tomikcon1971]

Of course forcing a punt is a GREAT strategy, but it's hardly viable.

And those stops happened. Detroit didn't score off them. That's not the defense's fault.

But to imply they don't matter. . . since they haven't gotten stops lately, aren't those stops very important? I'd rather be down 3 than 17.

Look dude....I've been traveling all week so I'm not in the mood to debate. I know it's your passion in life, but it's not mine.

Per the definition (having a reasonable chance of succeeding), stopping a team from getting a first down is a viable strategy but it's not always successful. It's more probable to stop a team than force a turnover, in my opinion.

The point about "lately" relates to the fact you can't rely on turnovers. You have to stop your opponent other ways. It's great they got turnovers, but they haven't stopped them any other way....hell they've dropped at least two other ints so they can't even rely on that at this point.

The only thing I blame Detroit's D for is missing tackles, dropping INTs, and giving Brees all day to throw.

So I can avoid another reply. You're right, you're always right.

 

[threelittleturds]

C'mon Stafford, get out there and make another miracle comeback!!

 

[EaseUrStorm]

Looks like det will take cb off board in front of us

 

[Ltrain]

going to have to beat the best to be the best this year...tough road but if we somehow get championship #6 no one can say we didn't deserve it.

 

[imac_21]

Look dude....I've been traveling all week so I'm not in the mood to debate. I know it's your passion in life, but it's not mine.

Per the definition (having a reasonable chance of succeeding), stopping a team from getting a first down is a viable strategy but it's not always successful. It's more probable to stop a team than force a turnover, in my opinion.

The point about "lately" relates to the fact you can't rely on turnovers. You have to stop your opponent other ways. It's great they got turnovers, but they haven't stopped them any other way....hell they've dropped at least two other ints so they can't even rely on that at this point.

The only thing I blame Detroit's D for is missing tackles, dropping INTs, and giving Brees all day to throw.

So I can avoid another reply. You're right, you're always right.

So it's not viable to get turnovers every time, but forcing a 3 and out every time is (not allow a first down)?

 

[CalamityX11]

the lions fans definitely need a jeffrey

 

[Yadahell]

Alrighty then- Saints it is! Time to meet your maker next Saturday! Fangio is going to have a couple special surprises prepared for you fellas.

 

[EaseUrStorm]

And a fury wall