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Originally Posted by LABulldog

You know, at least the Saints had the opportunity to go to the Super Bowl (NFC Championship game and all), and yes maybe they could have done things a little differently and won the game but alas, they fell short of the ultimate prize unlike another team from our sister state who shall remain nameless. :laugh:

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Are you referring to the team that BEAT the Saints this year? Inquiring minds want to know. ;)

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Originally Posted by HogDawg

So......you're saying the Saints' defense SUCKED SO BAD they couldn't hold the Rams for even 1 min. :laugh:

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I take it you didn't watch the game then. You're analysis makes a lot more sense now.

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Originally Posted by HogDawg

Are you referring to the team that BEAT the Saints this year? Inquiring minds want to know. ;)

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With that logic in-place , The cowgirls LOST to a team that the Saints BEAT this year (Saints actually scored more that twice as many points against that "team' than the cowgirls did!) Inquiring minds "DO" want to know! :D

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Originally Posted by LABulldog

You know, at least the Saints had the opportunity to go to the Super Bowl (NFC Championship game and all), and yes maybe they could have done things a little differently and won the game but alas, they fell short of the ultimate prize unlike another team from our sister state who shall remain nameless. :laugh:

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I thought you could put all 6 NFC playoff teams into a bucket, reach in and draw one out to go to the Super Bowl, and be okay with it. From the Seasickhawks, and the struggling Eagles to the Saints (#1 seed), there was very little difference. Ultimately what separated the Saints & Rams from the rest was homefield advantage. The Saints would have lost to the Eagles had they played in Philly. The Cowboys would have beaten the Rams had that game been played in Dallas. Why did the Saints lose to the Rams? Saints hurt themselves by not making some plays they usually do, and the zebras played a huge role too. Also, there's always that random aspect of sports...the Rams' kicker nailed a 48 and 57 yarder in a pressure situation, and missed a 43 yarder in the SB. Go figure.

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Originally Posted by detltu

I take it you didn't watch the game then. You're analysis makes a lot more sense now.

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Oh, I watched the game. I also watched the Rams score a whopping 3 points in the Super Bowl. :laugh:

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Originally Posted by LABulldog

With that logic in-place , The cowgirls LOST to a team that the Saints BEAT this year (Saints actually scored more that twice as many points against that "team' than the cowgirls did!) Inquiring minds "DO" want to know! :D

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And the 'Aints lost directly to the Cowboys. :laugh:

As for the Rams, at least the 'Aints had 'em at home. The Cowboys had to play 'em on the road.

You just keep digging deeper. :laugh: