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The Saints and Teddy Bridgewater will have some tough
decisions to make at the end of the season if QB Drew Brees
comes back as good as ever and wants to keep playing!

By J.W. Miller | JW Miller Sports

This just in: Next week the Saints will sit Cam Jordan, Demario Davis, half the offensive line and Latavius Murray, just to make it even with the Cardinals. Breathe deeply and consider that the above is the product of a vivid imagination, although it is almost as preposterous as what we saw Sunday. Because of injuries, the Saints sat Hall of Fame QB Drew Brees, offensive sparkplug Alvin Kamara, rising TE Jared Cook, safety P.J. Williams, WR Tre’Quan Smith and defensive lineman Trey Hendrickson, and they still rolled over the Bears like they were playing the 1987 Spare Bears.

The score was 36-10 with three minutes to go and could have been 48-10 when Sean Payton cleared the bench and the Bears made the final score almost respectable. That kind of performance reflects the team’s sufficient depth to withstand serious injuries to its starting unit, most notably backup QB Teddy Bridgewater.

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By Derrick Branch | Sports Talk 365

Right now, in the National Football League, there are about five to six teams that you can legitimately say they can win a Super Bowl title right now. At least five of those teams have one thing in common. They all have a great defense that can dominate no matter what environment they are playing in for the time being. Today, Sports Talk 365 ranks the top five NFL defenses that can travel power rankings. We rate these five defenses by their league rankings, record, and competitive level of their opponent.

1. New England Patriots
Defensive Rankings
Total Defense: 1st
Pts: 6.9 (1st)
Yds: 223.1 (1st)
Pass Yds: 148.4 (2nd)
Rush Yds: 74.7 (2nd)

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Coming off that Sunday win on the road in Chicago, Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan was on the Dan Patrick Show today talking winning and the return of Brees.

By Roy Anderson | WhoDatDish

Cameron Jordan had a heck of a game on Sunday in Chicago where the Saints manhandled the Bears in a 36-25 Week 7 romp. His day was typical Cameron Jordan, two sacks, two tackles for loss and two quarterback hits on Mitchell Trubisky.

On the year to this point, Jordan is on pace for a career season with 7.0 sacks, 26 tackles, six tackles for loss and 13 QB hits. Sunday he was a presence all game long.

Jordan stopped by the Dan Patrick Show on Tuesday, Oct. 22, to talk the return or Drew “That’s a very Drew Brees, Sean Payton question, not a Cam Jordan question. Drew comes back when Drew comes back, when he’s healthy and ready to gun sling.”

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