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Falcons Nothin' but respect for Dion! Dude is high on Matt Ryan.
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11-30-2012, 08:20 PM
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RE: Nothin' but respect for Deon! Dude is high on Matt Ryan.
(11-30-2012 07:28 PM)FullMetalFalcon23 Wrote: DeCoud - combo of solid play assignment integrity and athletic hustle. Brees tried to look him off and took the shot too late gave DeCoud the chance to close and make a great play on the ball. I am not downplaying the fact that Falcons' players made the plays, but ... as you pointed out: DeCoud - Brees tried to look him off and took the shot too late gave DeCoud the chance to close - Good play by DeCoud on a bad decision by Brees when the play couldn't be made. Spoon - Brees threw a bad pass Ivory couldn't adjust allowing Spoon to pick it off - As you pointed out, bad pass by Brees, good play by Spoon. Moore number 1 - Brees threw across his body yes, but Moore would have likely jumped anything thrown into that area as he was seemingly in a rover type role on that play - Very good play by Moore and Brees doesn't have the excuse of throwing across the body. He shouldn't have attempted the throw. Babineaux - Similar to the Peters pick Brees made a bad throw under pressure, not sure who either of those attempts were too, not sure if it was an attempt to ground the ball - Agreed. Brees should have taken the sack. That was a stupid throw. Moore number 2 - Moore made a massive athletic play . The ground he covers to pick that ball is huge getting two feet in. The coverage down the sideline was good, contested, robinson and the receiver were jockeying but in fairness to them both i didnt see either commit a foul. I think the ball dropped short as Moore seemed to come in behind them not sure if receiver was meant to come back to the ball or if it just lost air... Brees underthrew that pass badly, but yes, Moore made a tremendous play on a ball that should have fallen well short. Mucho props to Moore on that dagger in the heart play. This game above all others was the one where Sean Payton was missed the most. It wasn't in the play calling, nor was it in the preparation. His absence clearly affected the in-game psyche of Brees. The game was never at a point where those types of chances should have been taken. The Saints defense was playing their best game of the season. They were shutting down Julio and Roddy forcing everything to Gonzo. The run game was not damaging. This loss was directly upon Brees' shoulders and the good plays made by the Falcons' defense taking advantage of Brees' mistakes. Don't forget, there was a Brees pick called back because of a defensive offsides call. As much as I love Brees and I would not want any other QB in the league ... this one was all on him. Saints Fan Since 1967
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