Did Sean Peyton offer an explanation for that game plan Saturday?

[Trip]

Trip, lets set aside the argument yesj is making

Do you think the saints should have gameplanned (going into the game) to run a more pass heavy offense, vs the historically good seahawks defense in (what was forecasted to be) heavy downpour of rain? Do you believe that would have been more effective vs the seahawks?

Im saying once you go down 16-0 on the road this "gameplan" gets into the bushes.

 

[yseJ]

didnt you try to make a big deal about this yesterday?

no.
because I dont believe qbs win games.

so exactly, beli did everything right. so did sean payton given that when they did try to pass, his qb was looking like ryan leaf on crack

 

[Trip]

wheres the fail, phaggit ?
you idiot think running the ball is 'coaching scared'

theres nothing wrong with running the football. especially since it, over the course of season, is a key to winning against seahawks. its called adjusting.

but then youre the same guy who said pats run same 16 plays out of 1 formation

your idiot ass would abandon the run once down two scores

The Patriots do. Unless Antonio Cromartie was lying. But I'll take his word over yours.

There's nothing wrong with running the ball- no. But if its not getting points on the board and you are losing- then yes, it's not as effective.

And I should clarify the Pats run the same plays out of different formations...you are twisting his words.

 

[yseJ]

I was right, give trip a team and once hes down 16-0 he'll pass the ball 55 times

are you andy reids nephew ?

 

[Trip]

I was right, give trip a team and once hes down 16-0 he'll pass the ball 55 times

are you andy reids nephew ?

root for moral victories because you established the run brehs.

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

Im saying once you go down 16-0 on the road this "gameplan" gets into the bushes.

Fair enough...but this thread is about "the gameplan". Of course crimsontider is too much of a dumbass to realize this.


Personally, i dont think you can PASS your way out of a 16 point hole on the road in seattle The saints offense is just not as good as the seahawks defense and theres no way in seattle they would've had a gameplan that could be executed to beat them.

 

[PTBG]

They seemed to execute it just fine in the 4th qtr....I get it its loud there...but jesus the Seahawks arent invincible.

Seahawks were pretty conservative down the stretch and played some prevent defense near the end of the game, which almost could have bit them in the end. Practically ever QB has shown signs of being rattled playing at Seattle since Wilson has been QB last season. There is a reason why nobody hardly throws it near Richard Sherman. Plus Earl Thomas & Kam Chancellor, they are scary as fukk for every QB in the league. Seattle are just on another level at home, and it helps cover the flaws on offense they have, which is that they don't have much weapons on offense. If anything, the Saints defense were able to contain Wilson and didn't let any WR go off on them, except Lynch, but he always kills the Saints so its nothing new.

 

[Trip]

Fair enough...but this thread is about "the gameplan". Of course crimsontider is too much of a dumbass to realize this.


The saints offense is just not as good as the seahawks defense and theres no way in seattle they would've had a gameplan that could be executed to beat them.

If this were a Saints home game would you feel differently?

Personally I think at this point in the season if you try to change who you are its a death sentence.

 

[yseJ]

and actually, saints did pass the ball far more when they got down 0-16
its not sean paytons fault his kicker couldnt kick and ingram fumbled in the first half.

 

[Trip]

Seahawks were pretty conservative down the stretch and played some prevent defense near the end of the game, which almost could have bit them in the end. Practically ever QB has shown signs of being rattled playing at Seattle since Wilson has been QB last season. There is a reason why nobody hardly throws it near Richard Sherman. Plus Earl Thomas & Kam Chancellor, they are scary as fukk for every QB in the league. Seattle are just on another level at home, and it helps cover the flaws on offense they have, which is that they don't have much weapons on offense. If anything, the Saints defense were able to contain Wilson and didn't let any WR go off on them, except Lynch, but he always kills the Saints so its nothing new.

Im not trying to argue this to death because at the end of the day the better football team won.

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

If this were a Saints home game would you feel differently?

Personally I think at this point in the season if you try to change who you are its a death sentence.

Not really, with the exception that a no huddle offense combined with deep passes could MAYBE lead to safety confusion and a big play....but that is not going to work in the Clink.

 

[yseJ]

root for moral victories because you established the run brehs.

there is no victory in 'establishing the run'
running the ball is not an afterthought. to you it probably exists only to set up the pass probably

 

[SubZeroDegrees]

This loser @CrimsonTider trying to flip it into his Sean Payton is overrated thread he wanted. Pathetic And that emo canook @His_Excellence_Reincar co-signing. Terrible

@yseJ and I butted heads a couple times, but he's dead on. It would be completely idiotic to throw against an athletic Seattle D against our possession style WRs in a fukking rainstorm. Brees was wearing gloves for fukks sake. Peyton did the right thing and it worked even tho we were losing 16-0. Running the ball did open up the passing in the second half.

Payton can be stubborn, but this playoffs he did what was best for the team in that certain situation.

Air it out against the number one pass D

 

[yseJ]

If this were a Saints home game would you feel differently?

Personally I think at this point in the season if you try to change who you are its a death sentence.

stupidest shyt I ever heard.

you dont blindly go at a beast (better team). you know his weaknesses and his strength. then you strike at his weakness.
its not like the saints didnt know passing they wouldnt be able to pass against them

they were completely shutdown the first game.

its called adjusting. any team going against seattle will look to run the ball. again, facts are is if you gain 130+ rush yards against them you have a chance.

saints dont really have great weapons besides graham at this point that can take over like boldin on sherman. colston is a product of payton+brees. saints were just an inferior team and payton had the right idea. then his kicker fukked up twice, ingram fumbled and drew brees sucked serious balls for a half. if he was a qb that people love to hate he'd be shytted on already for that first half performance

 

[Trip]

This loser @CrimsonTider trying to flip it into his Sean Payton is overrated thread he wanted. Pathetic And that emo canook @His_Excellence_Reincar co-signing. Terrible

@yseJ and I butted heads a couple times, but he's dead on. It would be completely idiotic to throw against an athletic Seattle D against our possession style WRs in a fukking rainstorm. Brees was wearing gloves for fukks sake. Peyton did the right thing and it worked even tho we were losing 16-0. Running the ball did open up the passing in the second half.

Payton can be stubborn, but this playoffs he did what was best for the team in that certain situation.

Air it out against the number one pass D

Congratulations on the loss.