Analysis Coach Payton & Saints own Falcons (1 Viewer)

[TomThomster7]

I apologize if this information is not considered thread-worthy, but I figured any post that squashes the Fail-cons is worth sharing.

[ I pulled this information from the Saints App. ]

Yesterday's win improves the Saints' all-time regular season record against the Falcons to 52-53. The win also gives them a 4-1 mark in contests in the Saints-Falcons series played at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The win improves their division record to 4-2, giving them a winning record in the NFC South for the fifth consecutive season. The win also helps them avoid being swept by the Falcons for the first time since 2016, the last time they were swept by a division opponent. Coach Sean Payton's record against the Falcons improves to 21-9.

 

[Domeination]

I know we didn't win the division, but we dominated the division once again. At least we can hang our hats on that. In Payton we trust.

 

[boutte]

My favorite was watching the Smith and Vick meltdowns

 

[Alan12]

Payton’s also got a 11-4 record in Atlanta.

 

[ilvdsnts]

I know we didn't win the division, but we dominated the division once again. At least we can hang our hats on that. In Payton we trust.

With 2 losses, I don't know if I'd call that "dominating" the division. TB also went 4-2.

 

[Domeination]

With 2 losses, I don't know if I'd call that "dominating" the division. TB also went 4-2.

Yeah, and the 2 were from us. That’s dominance, my friend.

 

[ilvdsnts]

Yeah, and the 2 were from us. That’s dominance, my friend.

Yeah, Thats dominating TB, but not dominating the division.

 

[Domeination]

Yeah, Thats dominating TB, but not dominating the division.

Winning two thirds of your games in the division and defeating the division champ both times you play them is dominance. Especially when one of the losses was due to half your coaches being out with COVID and your team being displaced for weeks due to Hurricane Ida. But if you want to say we were just so-so in the division, be my guest.