NFL: Saints Bounty Thread

[AsylumGuido]

(06-11-2012 04:36 PM)TeamPlayer1 Wrote:  With both arbitrators ruling against the NFLPA and the Saints, Guido probably has his chin super glued to his chest since the players now have to appeal to Goodell. Plus the fact that Brees won't get his contract until the July 16th deadline.

However, the Saints are the NFL South favorites and they won't miss a beat.

"This will all blow over in a couple of weeks."

Nope. I'm feeling pretty good about things right now. Everything coming out shows that the Saints were not involved in anything as sinister as the media originally implied. They broke some rules and got caught. I'm not concerned about the arbitration or the suspensions of Vilma and Smith. The defense will still be vastly improved over that which the Saints fielded last year in winning 13 games.

The Brees deal will be done anytime now and Lofton and Hawthorne have stepped in as team leaders, along with the Saints veterans on defense.

[AsylumGuido]

(06-09-2012 08:36 AM)Beef Wrote:  You should worry about yourself and prepare for the worst. As batshit crazy as you are, when the gobs and gobs of indisputable proof comes out and your team goes 7-9 and misses the playoffs, you might go so nuts I can picture you either eating the hot end of a shotgun or driving to Atlanta and mowing down a daycare with a machine gun.

No worries here, Beef.

[AsylumGuido]

(06-08-2012 11:29 PM)juraitwaluzka Wrote:  Don't be a dumbass, ooops too late, NFC South Champions:

2002 Tampa
2003 Carolina
2004 Atlanta
2005 Tampa
2006 Cesspool
2007 Tampa
2008 Carolina
2009 Cesspool
2010 Atlanta
2011 Cesspool

Cess Pool 3
Carolina 3
Tampa 2
Atlanta 2

Yes, quite the domination there. And before you say "oh yeah, well 2 out of the last 3 years", Both Atlanta and Tampa can equal the mark in 1 season, again nothing near domination.

Try 3 out of the last six. That is the period of Payton to which I referred. The Saints have won as many divisional crowns as the rest of the division combined. That seems to be fairly dominant to me.

New Orleans 3
Carolina 1
Tampa 1
Atlanta 1

[pauliwood]

[juraitwaluzka]

(06-11-2012 05:58 PM)AsylumGuido Wrote:  Try 3 out of the last six. That is the period of Payton to which I referred. The Saints have won as many divisional crowns as the rest of the division combined. That seems to be fairly dominant to me.

New Orleans 3
Carolina 1
Tampa 1
Atlanta 1

Fail. The Atlanta Braves winning 14 straight division titles - that is dominance. When any one of 3 teams can pull within 1 in the upcoming season, not dominance.

[ATLBound]

(06-11-2012 05:58 PM)AsylumGuido Wrote:  Try 3 out of the last six. That is the period of Payton to which I referred. The Saints have won as many divisional crowns as the rest of the division combined. That seems to be fairly dominant to me.

New Orleans 3
Carolina 1
Tampa 1
Atlanta 1

That's not dominance. Just like everything else your view is skewed terribly.

Have the Saints been the better team overall? Yes, I will give you that but dominance is consistently winning at the top and nobody in this division has done that.

[ATLBound]

(06-11-2012 05:48 PM)AsylumGuido Wrote:  Nope. I'm feeling pretty good about things right now. Everything coming out shows that the Saints were not involved in anything as sinister as the media originally implied. They broke some rules and got caught. I'm not concerned about the arbitration or the suspensions of Vilma and Smith. The defense will still be vastly improved over that which the Saints fielded last year in winning 13 games.

Whatever makes you sleep at night buddy

[Templar]

(06-12-2012 07:06 AM)ATLBound Wrote:  Whatever makes you sleep at night buddy

Percocet and Bourbon?

[Dale4Saul2Red0]

Wonder how Guido feels about Romeus going down. Saints have no pass rush depth now. Hits just keep on coming baby.

[RFlagg]

(06-13-2012 02:03 PM)Dale4Saul2Red0 Wrote:  Wonder how Guido feels about Romeus going down. Saints have no pass rush depth now. Hits just keep on coming baby.

Daniel also has a hairline fracture in his thumb on his throwing hand. Those usually take around 6 weeks to heal, meaning he probably will be ready around the start of training camp. Still, not a good sign for these injuries to be happening this early on.