- Banned
- #1
Swimmer
Medsamust Saint Fan
Offline
I found this article with opinions from so-called experts to be one of the most professional articles I've read about this. To these writers, it comes down to Saints and Niners with a few liking GB and even Minny. But I was impressed with the reasoning behind supporting the Saints. It gave me insights into things I miss about our team that are cornerstones to our success.
Here's one:
btw: I didn't realize the Niners are undefeated while both their starting Offensive Tackles have been out. That's freakin impressive to me
Best Teams in the League Now
Enjoy! There's a ton of good praise for our Saints
Here's one:
Lorenzo Reyes
My answer now is the same as it was at the start of the year. I picked the Saints to be the eventual Super Bowl LIV champions, and I’m feeling pretty good about that, still. The best sign, to me, of a great team, is one that continues to have success even when confronted by adversity or injury. Well, losing quarterback Drew Brees to a thumb injury on his throwing hand certainly qualifies, but New Orleans has won all four games backup Teddy Bridgewater has started. The Saints also need running back Alvin Kamara to get healthy. But this team is built to win in the postseason. They have a stout defense, explosive playmakers on offense with Brees, Kamara, and receiver Michael Thomas, and stellar special teams play.
The other thing they have is what the San Francisco 49ers don’t, and that’s experience. I love what the Niners are doing (and picked them to be a wild card team in the preseason). They, too, have one of the stingiest defenses in the NFL, and another brilliant offensive coach – like Sean Payton in New Orleans – in Kyle Shanahan. But these Saints are playoff fixtures and have been there before. In January and in February, that matters.
btw: I didn't realize the Niners are undefeated while both their starting Offensive Tackles have been out. That's freakin impressive to me
Best Teams in the League Now
Enjoy! There's a ton of good praise for our Saints