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**Radical** · 09-24-2010, 03:58 PM

(09-24-2010 03:42 PM)BadMoonRising Wrote: If we hold the Saints passing game to around 200 yards, and 50 .on the ground

I will be on the Robinson 22 million worth it bandwagon myself.

When the ball comes his way, knock it down or pick it off, just don't let his guy catch it or get open. Make a few tackles as well.

That's all you can really ask for in one CB.

If we give up 500 yards passing, but not a single pass was inside 15 yards of Dunta or the man he was covering, can you knock him? (Of course, I HIGHLY doubt we'll give up 500 yards through the air)

nativefalcon · 09-24-2010, 10:11 PM

(09-24-2010 07:08 AM)TAZZ77 Wrote: I would like to see him earn it also so far in the first two games he has been average and I think we paid him better than average money. And I really like the focus and mindset Abe showed in this article "its not enough to hurry or hit Brees we need to sack him, get to him as a unit" thats good stuff.

I like what Abe said too, their ready this year. Do you realize this defense was made for the saints? It was made for speed, like the saints and Indy put up. Just hope they can get some pressure on Brees like the 49ers did. I had a friend thats a saints fan and if you watch that game you can tell, the saints WRs were scared to come across the middle they didn't want to get hit. Thats what the our secondary needs to do to them. Wink

FireDawg85 · 09-24-2010, 10:20 PM

(09-24-2010 07:38 AM)JDaveG Wrote: Uh, actually, they were both rushing.......

Poor George Henry... Kind of screwed that fact to hell and back

Arkansas Falcon · 09-25-2010, 12:48 AM

(09-24-2010 07:32 AM)Oldfan Wrote: I feel a major key to stopping the Saints offense is pressure and sacks on Brees. When he gets uncomfortable in the pocket, his passing rating goes way down. A couple of pounding sacks early in the game along with consistent pressure should do the trick.

I'm not saying hurt him. I don't like to see any player, for any team, get injured. Just rattle him early and their offense should become one dimensional.

Exactly.