By Josh Katzenstein, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune
It looked like the trend would continue for the New Orleans Saints offense last Sunday.
In the win over the Atlanta Falcons, the Saints went to Michael Thomas on their first offensive play and then Alvin Kamara on the next four.
Then, on the sixth play, Drew Brees threw to Ted Ginn Jr. for a 4-yard touchdown, and the game became a bit of a showcase for the offensive weapons not named Kamara or Thomas as several guys made timely big plays in the crucial early-season win.
"That's what this team is, man," Ginn said after the game. "It's just not a one-man show. It's an every-man show. Sometimes some guys just get more. It's like that; every job is like that. The times that we come out and we put it all together, man, it just shows who we are." ...
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