Saints' loss was exercise in self destruction
New Orleans only has itself to blame -- for turnovers, but also red-zone inefficiency
By Randy Benson
Louisiana Gannett News
NEW ORLEANS --- It was an exercise in self-destruction, pure and simple.
The Baltimore Ravens walked out of the Superdome on Sunday with a 35-22 victory that was all but gift wrapped and handed to them by the New Orleans Saints.
With the mistakes the Saints made Sunday they couldn't have beaten the Raiders, let alone a good team. Make no mistake, the Ravens are a good team.
The Saints needed to play well to beat them. They didn't even come close. Full Story - News Star/AP
New Orleans only has itself to blame -- for turnovers, but also red-zone inefficiency
By Randy Benson
Louisiana Gannett News
NEW ORLEANS --- It was an exercise in self-destruction, pure and simple.
The Baltimore Ravens walked out of the Superdome on Sunday with a 35-22 victory that was all but gift wrapped and handed to them by the New Orleans Saints.
With the mistakes the Saints made Sunday they couldn't have beaten the Raiders, let alone a good team. Make no mistake, the Ravens are a good team.
The Saints needed to play well to beat them. They didn't even come close. Full Story - News Star/AP