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By John Deshazier - New Orleans Saints
Perhaps not everything will be subject to review for the New Orleans Saints during the mini-bye that comes along with having played Thursday night and having the weekend off, but much will for a team that's 2-5 and has lost two straight, and five of six since opening weekend.
"I think we'll look at a lot of different things," Coach Dennis Allen said Friday. "We'll take the next few days – I told the players to take the next few days off, we'll be back in on Monday with the players. We'll spend some time over the next few days kind of dissecting where we're at in terms of the first seven games of the season, things that we've got to improve on.
"And there's a lot of things that we've done well. I thought we moved the ball extremely well (Thursday) night. I think we've scored a lot of points in the last few games. So there's a lot of things that we're doing well. There's some things that we have to clean up so that we can begin to win some of these games, rather than coming out on the short end."
New Orleans' main cleanup areas from Thursday's 42-24 loss to Arizona at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., were turnovers (three by quarterback Andy Dalton, two returned for touchdowns) and a second consecutive game on defense where missed tackles were glaring. ...
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