By Josh Katzenstein, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune
ATLANTA — The New Orleans Saints have lost in the postseason in heartbreaking fashion the past two years, first on the “Minneapolis Miracle” last year and then after the unbelievable no-call two weeks ago.
“At this point, I’m just saying it takes a miracle to beat us,” Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan said on Thursday, “and we’ve got to be able to overcome any and all traction like that. We’ve got to be able to be untouchable, and we’ve got another step to go.”
Jordan, who visited radio row at Super Bowl LIII on Wednesday and Thursday, said he expects the Saints to rebound in 2019 in a similar fashion to how they did in 2018. He thinks the Saints have a strong, resilient core of players that will be able to overcome the emotional toll from losing in the NFC Championship to the Rams after the blown call. ...
After that loss, Jordan said he spent 36 hours watching film to see what the Saints could’ve done to prevent an officiating decision from impacting the outcome. ...
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