What Saints fans are saying

[“Turbo set!”]

Anyone think there will be a lot of Revlon calls in this game?

 

[Mackeyser]

I don’t think he was calling us dysfunctional. He was saying that there’s 20 teams who are definitely not going to win the super bowl this year. They can win on Sunday but they’re still dysfunctional. At least that’s what I got out of it.

Could be, but I'm not in the space to give him the BOD.

 

[dang]

Pretty even matchup. Rams need to cleanup special team play and tackling. If they do that and knock any remaining rust off early I like our chances.

 

[OldSchool]

What Rams fans are saying...


View: https://i.imgur.com/rz1nbhA.gifv

 

[Loyal]

Serious as a heart attack, Saints fans. From our collective fan base to yours...

 

[OC--LeftCoast]

What Rams fans are saying...


View: https://i.imgur.com/rz1nbhA.gifv

Annnnnnd there it is

Well played Sir!

Here’s the thing

Bitch Saints Fan sez;

Waaaaaah, the refs lost us the game, somehow being oblivious to the facts;

1) ya punk ass bitches actually took the lead after the non call
2) the Rams took over ball at their own 25 @1:40 with 1 timeout left, vs a cheating artificially noice making crowd with a “ over rated” QB Goff (their punk ass forums words not mine) whom...was totally reliant on McVay to direct his every move...

Yeah...Lurking Saints fan, how’d that work out for you?

In case you forgot J Goff drove us to game tying FG

Lurking Saints fan, but wait there’s more

Your guys won the OT toss

Were even gifted the obligatory PI makeup call (lol, didn’t see that coming)

Annnnnnnnd

Your All Time Great QB CHOKED a PI oh yes he did (please reference above posters GIF)

And then....

Your equally choking D allowed the Great J Goff to drive his team into FG range....whupps...Greg the leg drilled a 57 yarder 2/3 reds into your net

So...

At what point does pathetic over the top loser Saints fan realize while the refs did blow the call that would have gifted the Saints a win...

While the 3rd and 10 non call would have HANDED you the game....In no way did that non call LOSE the game for NOLA, no it didn’t

After all that was stacked in your punk ass favor scoreboard bitches...oh and this week Gurley is 100% Cooper Kupp is back, Joyner ( a glaring weak spot at Saftey) gone....Can’t wait for Sunday’s beat down cuz it’s coming ladies

Stadium Take Over?

Lol

Not gonna happen

 

[Faceplant]

Get ready for it yall. This will be the season of Saint redemption. Started in week one.

#WWE

 

[payote75]

Don't forget guys grinch faced Peyton is a weasel and a narcissist so he is very clever he feeds fuel to the fire being the media by continually placing the spotlight on "the call" it keep the heat and the real spotlight off his down right egotistical selfish play calling that also played a tremendous part in the saints blowing that game. The more the focus remains on that call the more the grinch can hide failing his team, his owner, and their fans.

 

[jap]

Why do I feel so confident that The Kraken! will be on the loose all game long? that the Gurley Express! will demonstrate to the whole planet just how healthy he feels now? that "over rated" Jared Goff will out perform future Hall of Famer, Drew Brees, ... again!?!

 

[oldnotdead]

The only thing I'm really worried about in this game is how Blythe is going to fare. In the Championship game the Saints abused him. There is no question in my mind they will target him with stunts and delayed blitzes. Blythe most of the time needs help and when he thinks he has no one in particular to block that is when he's vulnerable. He's slow to pick up delayed blitzes and stunts. He's poor on handing off and taking handoffs on blocks. Unless he is absolutely squared up on a rusher he will struggle. Part of that is because for an o-lineman he has short arms giving him a reduced play radius. It's also why long armed strong DT's can simply brush him aside as we have seen way too often.

Havenstein struggles with speed so that is why getting him a TE chip is important. It's also why I think Edwards will replace him in 2023 if not sooner. He'd make decent trade bait in 2022.

They need Gaines and Ogbo in this game. SJD did nothing except get blown off the LOS by only the CENTER! Not just once but every down he played. They tried to play him at 3T and he wasn't any better. He's learned nothing in two years. He still plays upright and lacks functional strength. I could see it in TC and couldn't believe they still started him. He simply isn't an NFL d-lineman and if not after 2 years then when?

Nickell is still hit or miss with his play. They are better off playing Rapp as their nickel DB or sit Nickell and play Williams. Nickell is a holding or PI penalty waiting to happen. The Saint's are going to target him bigtime and he will get frustrated and could cost the game. I say sit him because they have alternatives they didn't have last year.

Talib is showing his age and is another reason they are playing so much zone. He's not the shutdown man CB he used to be.

Funny how the Ain'ts fans ignore the two facemask non-calls and the delay of game that went their way. One of those face mask noncalls resulted in a 4 point swing in the score in their favor.

They ignore how they still had a chance to win but their vaunted D choked not once but twice...once in regulation and the other in OT to keep the Rams out of FG range. What a bunch of cry babies.

 

[BonifayRam]

Nick Wright believes the Saints are better than the Rams and will win easily on Sunday

View: https://www.foxsports.com/watch/first-things-first/video/1602695747707

Just saying does he know the Saints will be on real grass & dirt???

 

[Merlin]

This game is bigger for the Rams than the Saints for one reason: the difference between playing in New Orleans vs LA. If the Saints have to come to LA they lose the dome advantage, but still the game is there to be won between two strong rosters. If the Rams have to go to New Orleans they have to deal with what has become the most hostile playoff environment in the league.

So it's a huge game for us IMO. Not that the season is over or anything if we lose. We could lose this game and still go on to win it all. But I'd feel a lot better about our chances if we get an early edge on our playoff rivals with the dub.

 

[BonifayRam]

This game is bigger for the Rams than the Saints for one reason: the difference between playing in New Orleans vs LA. If the Saints have to come to LA they lose the dome advantage, but still the game is there to be won between two strong rosters. If the Rams have to go to New Orleans they have to deal with what has become the most hostile playoff environment in the league.

So it's a huge game for us IMO. Not that the season is over or anything if we lose. We could lose this game and still go on to win it all. But I'd feel a lot better about our chances if we get an early edge on our playoff rivals with the dub.

Does appear that the NFC south is a very weak NFL division. Chances are that Saints will win this division with 6 easy wins. The other three NFC south teams trending downward all have lost.

All four teams in the NFC west are trending towards ascending & currently undefeated.

 

[Ants]

Nick Wright believes the Saints are better than the Rams and will win easily on Sunday

View: https://www.foxsports.com/watch/first-things-first/video/1602695747707

Just saying does he know the Saints will be on real grass & dirt???

Well, yesterday Colin Cowheard went on a mini-rant about how the Rams were better last year, they are better THIS YEAR, and the Rams will win the game this Sunday.
He then went on to explain how he's not a homer, as he says how the Lakers aren't good, the Dodgers won't beat the Yankees or the Astros, etc.
He knows the deal.

 

[Merlin]

Well, yesterday Colin Cowheard went on a mini-rant about how the Rams were better last year, they are better THIS YEAR, and the Rams will win the game this Sunday.
He then went on to explain how he's not a homer, as he says how the Lakers aren't good, the Dodgers won't beat the Yankees or the Astros, etc.
He knows the deal.

Hope he's right. And I think the Rams have the better roster btw.

When I watch the games, though, the Saints' finish to their opening win was impressive. As bad as their defense looked, their OL settled in during the second half and looked fantastic. The Rams, meanwhile, had more trouble than they should with the Panthers defense before getting things somewhat rolling late. So the question is who has the team hitting on more cylinders now. Not sure it's the Rams, although I am strangely confident in spite of that.

 

[InglewoodE]

My concerns are that they have Jared Cook this year and dont sleep on Latavius Murray. If we have to double Kamara, michael thomas and cook will go off. We dont have any real solutions for them. Ted ginn jr is another guy who went off last game that nobody is talking about. We have issues with Big Tight ends and I think the difference between this year and last year is them having Jared cook and it will present a big issue for us. If we put Talib on cook. I can almost assure you that thomas will go off against peters. We gotta figure it out.

 

[dang]

Shut ol sphincter mouths diarrheal complaining up with a heavy dose of Imodium AD (A Donald)!!!

 

[JRobinson]

The only thing I'm really worried about in this game is how Blythe is going to fare. In the Championship game the Saints abused him. There is no question in my mind they will target him with stunts and delayed blitzes. Blythe most of the time needs help and when he thinks he has no one in particular to block that is when he's vulnerable. He's slow to pick up delayed blitzes and stunts. He's poor on handing off and taking handoffs on blocks. Unless he is absolutely squared up on a rusher he will struggle. Part of that is because for an o-lineman he has short arms giving him a reduced play radius. It's also why long armed strong DT's can simply brush him aside as we have seen way too often.

Havenstein struggles with speed so that is why getting him a TE chip is important. It's also why I think Edwards will replace him in 2023 if not sooner. He'd make decent trade bait in 2022.

They need Gaines and Ogbo in this game. SJD did nothing except get blown off the LOS by only the CENTER! Not just once but every down he played. They tried to play him at 3T and he wasn't any better. He's learned nothing in two years. He still plays upright and lacks functional strength. I could see it in TC and couldn't believe they still started him. He simply isn't an NFL d-lineman and if not after 2 years then when?

Nickell is still hit or miss with his play. They are better off playing Rapp as their nickel DB or sit Nickell and play Williams. Nickell is a holding or PI penalty waiting to happen. The Saint's are going to target him bigtime and he will get frustrated and could cost the game. I say sit him because they have alternatives they didn't have last year.

Talib is showing his age and is another reason they are playing so much zone. He's not the shutdown man CB he used to be.

Funny how the Ain'ts fans ignore the two facemask non-calls and the delay of game that went their way. One of those face mask noncalls resulted in a 4 point swing in the score in their favor.

They ignore how they still had a chance to win but their vaunted D choked not once but twice...once in regulation and the other in OT to keep the Rams out of FG range. What a bunch of cry babies.

Sorry man but I disagree with all assessments here.

1. Blythe was actually the best guard per PFF through the first month of last year. Not saying that he doesn't make mistakes or doesn't struggle; everyone struggles, its the NFL. But if you're looking for consistency and continuity, Blythe, and the OLine in general is a good place to start.

2. Havenstien is a mainstay within the LA Rams. He's not going anywhere, nor is he to be replaced as you say within the next year. He's also one of the higher rated RTs among NFL gurus.

3. Joseph-Day may have been blown off the ball a time or two against Carolina, but again, every DLine player has that happen to them. You're saying that it happened almost every time which is way off here. The guy actually took on quite a bit of double teams during the game (no, I didn't count them). He's not going to be some sort of "playmaker" among the others; rather a space eater, which is what the Rams need. Saying he's 'learned nothing' is not the right phrase IMO. When in fact, how could he learn as much as we'd like when he was behind Suh and Smart last season? Lower the expectations on SJD and give him a few games before writing him off.

4. Sit Robey-Coleman? What!? Dude. You can't be serious here... for multiple reasons that don't need explaining.

5. Talib showing his age? In one game, you believe that he's showing his age... ok. While he is older and not the 'shutdown corner he used to be', he's still one of the best in the business. I don't know what more you could ask for as far as production goes.

Again, don't take this response personal... Im just a 180 from you.

 

[majrleaged]

Hope he's right. And I think the Rams have the better roster btw.

When I watch the games, though, the Saints' finish to their opening win was impressive. As bad as their defense looked, their OL settled in during the second half and looked fantastic. The Rams, meanwhile, had more trouble than they should with the Panthers defense before getting things somewhat rolling late. So the question is who has the team hitting on more cylinders now. Not sure it's the Rams, although I am strangely confident in spite of that.

The Thursday night game does add to my anxiety.

 

[InglewoodE]

Buccaneers beating the panthers kinda gave me anxiety. Because we let carolina hang in there and they arent that good of a team. Christian Mccafrey is good but he isnt Alvin Kamara and he went for 200 all purpose yards against us..sheesh