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DeuceandReggie.com :: New Orleans Saints Offensive Player Grades vs. FalconsNew Orleans Saints Offensive Player Grades vs. Falcons
More photos raquo; by Bill Feig - AP about 16 hours ago: New Orleans Saints running back Pierre Thomas (23) and tight end Jeremy Shockey (88) celebrate Thomas#39; touchdown against the Atlanta Falcons in the first half of an NFL football game in... Full Article at Sports Blogs
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about 17 hours ago: New Orleans Saints running back Pierre Thomas (23) and tight end Jeremy Shockey (88) celebrate Thomas' touchdown against the Atlanta Falcons in the first half of an NFL football game in New Orleans, Monday, Nov. 2, 2009. Full Article at Canal Street Chronicles
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The Oakland Press file photo/JOSE JUAREZ Lions tight end Brandon Pettigrew (middle) drops a pass after being hit hard by St. Louis Rams safety James Butler (left) and cornerback Quincy Butler Sunday. Full Article at The Oakland Press
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Atlanta drove 77 yards on their first possession of the game and posted a touchdown to take a 7-0 lead. The touchdown marked the second time in as many games this season the Falcons scored a TD on their opening offensive possession. Full Article at Atlanta Falcons.com
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They’re the only other NFC South team with a winning record. They’ve got a franchise quarterback for the future, and plenty of offensive weapons. And they’re the New Orleans Saints’ traditional rival. Full Article at Biloxi Sun Herald
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They might show me how many steps Alan Faneca takes before he gets onto a linebacker, showing me how he doesn't waste any time or motion in getting out there ... I've learned from a lot of players.
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Calvin affects the coverages we see and everything that teams do against us, because they always have to account for him ... That’s true of every great player. For Minnesota, Adrian Peterson is a great running back that opens up the passing game because teams have to focus on him. Calvin does that for u...
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By the time we ran it ... our team was very comfortable with it. The Buffalo defense had a fast flow to the play side -- the side they assumed the play was going to -- and Pierre bent it back and scored.
– Aaron Kromer SOURCE: Sports Illustrated -
This is the first game where we have consistently had drops ... Wide receivers are going to drop some balls — it is unrealistic to think that they will catch every single pass — but when you have a situation like we had where there are consistent drops, there has to be some accountability.
