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Arizona Cardinals at New Orleans Saints Discussion Thread
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Arizona better get they're acts together or this is going to be a blowout.
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Arizona better get they're acts together or this is going to be a blowout.
At this rate it's going to be a slaughter.
They're lookin' a little better but the AZ defense needs to step up their game and hold NO to some 3 and outs.
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They're lookin' a little better but the AZ defense needs to step up their game and hold NO to some 3 and outs.
They do. But The Cardinals are VERY lucky that they got that personal foul call called. Otherwise it'd be 28-7 at the moment instead of 21-14.
I think this game is over.
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I think this game is over.
I don't think it's over quite yet. If there is no sign of life from the Cards by halftime then I think their wings are clipped for this season.
It's not quite halftime 35-14 Saints, Warner is on the bench...stick a fork in 'em, they're done.
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It's not quite halftime 35-14 Saints, Warner is on the bench...stick a fork in 'em, they're done.
Pretty much. Well, here's hoping the Colts lose tonight.
Well that play was worth watching for...
The Saints defense reached Warner just as he was releasing the ball and instead of knocking him down, three Saints held him upright to protect his injury.
The Saints defense reached Warner just as he was releasing the ball and instead of knocking him down, three Saints held him upright to protect his injury.
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Well that play was worth watching for...
The Saints defense reached Warner just as he was releasing the ball and instead of knocking him down, three Saints held him upright to protect his injury.
Can't blame them, I'd want Warner in too. But a nice play definitely.
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Where have these Saints come from?
They have been crushed by inferior teams for the last month?
They have been crushed by inferior teams for the last month?
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Where have these Saints come from?
They have been crushed by inferior teams for the last month?
The Cardinals have no defense. None what so ever. I'm surprised they didn't put up more.
geauxtohell
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Well that play was worth watching for...
The Saints defense reached Warner just as he was releasing the ball and instead of knocking him down, three Saints held him upright to protect his injury.
That's because we are classy like that.
Sorry I missed this thread. Better luck next year, Cards.
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It's not quite halftime 35-14 Saints, Warner is on the bench...stick a fork in 'em, they're done.
Pretty much. Well, here's hoping the Colts lose tonight.
You're batting 0-4 you little punk!
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You're batting 0-4 you little punk!
Actually, I'm 2-1 so far if the Vikings win.
I don't bet based on my hopes.
geauxtohell
Choose your weapon.
It's not quite halftime 35-14 Saints, Warner is on the bench...stick a fork in 'em, they're done.
Pretty much. Well, here's hoping the Colts lose tonight.
You're batting 0-4 you little punk!
Ugh. I watched the first quarter and changed the channel. Even though the score didn't reflect it at the time, it was obvious that the colts were well in control of that game. It took extraordinary effort for Baltimore to even get a first down.
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Pretty much. Well, here's hoping the Colts lose tonight.
You're batting 0-4 you little punk!
Ugh. I watched the first quarter and changed the channel. Even though the score didn't reflect it at the time, it was obvious that the colts were well in control of that game. It took extraordinary effort for Baltimore to even get a first down.
It was a thing of BEAUTY here in Indy. I've never seen a team with so many mistakes and penalties like I saw the Ravens make last night. If you want to beat the Colts, you have to play an almost perfect game.
Now I'm hoping for a Jets win today!
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It was a thing of BEAUTY here in Indy. I've never seen a team with so many mistakes and penalties like I saw the Ravens make last night. If you want to beat the Colts, you have to play an almost perfect game.
Now I'm hoping for a Jets win today!
I'm not. I know you are though since the Chargers have Peyton's number.
Chargers will win.
random3434
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It was a thing of BEAUTY here in Indy. I've never seen a team with so many mistakes and penalties like I saw the Ravens make last night. If you want to beat the Colts, you have to play an almost perfect game.
Now I'm hoping for a Jets win today!
I'm not. I know you are though since the Chargers have Peyton's number.
Chargers will win.
What did you say?
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