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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.You dont HAVE to choose between records and SBs.Let him have the MNF record glory. I'm sure Payton designed plays just for it and wouldn't be shocked if pyrotechnics and flyovers were involved on the next one. As the guys above said, we'll take the SBs. Still annoying.
Many of us would like to have it but, it obviously means much more to Saints fans.You dont HAVE to choose between records and SBs.
Everyone on this board will be going nuts if Brady somehow ends up with the record by seasons end, i dont know why we bother pretending like we dont care
You dont HAVE to choose between records and SBs.
Everyone on this board will be going nuts if Brady somehow ends up with the record by seasons end, i dont know why we bother pretending like we don't care
Yeah not you in particular, just in general a lot of pats fans always do that.Oh I care and I agree with you.
Hahahaha you have me on ignore. You idiot. ****ing dumb ass.I was thinking the exact same thing. It’s the confluence of 2 of the biggest stat whores in existence: Drew Brees and ESPN.
His WRs are always wide wide open, like college football level open. Are they that better than us? Or is it the our scheme? I know the argument is that it has won us some many SBs but can it also be that for 20 years, people have caught up to what we do and need to change it up a bit?
Brissett. He was at the start but now he’s looking like his old self. The knee is still bothering him.Some idiot on here said Bridgewater was playing better, lol
Something about that saints offensive scheme just does that for receivers. These guys made Jimmy Graham look like a HOFer and hes been a bum everywhere elseHis receivers catch everything though
DO the Saints every run the ball....it's basically pitch and catch out there for Brees and his receivers