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    But almost to a man, no one was calling this a statement game. "We just played New Orleans Saints football ... I wouldn’t say it was a statement game." The veteran safety Darren Sharper called the rout a measuring stick. Full Article at The New York Times
    We just played New Orleans Saints football ... I wouldn’t say it was a statement game.
    Will Smith – Will Smith SOURCE: The New York Times 1 month ago
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Sports of The Times: Convincing Win Shows Saints Are for Real
  1. At the end of every season you look back and there’s always a game when you look back and say we should have beat this team, we should have beat that team ... We have to get victories we’re supposed to get.
    Darren Sharper – Darren Sharper SOURCE: The New York Times 1 month ago
  2. Obviously everyone looked at this game as the Super Bowl, but it’s only Week 6
    Antonio Pierce – Antonio Pierce SOURCE: The New York Times 1 month ago
  3. This week, we’ll talk about the win and there will be more talked about it, but in about four or five weeks it will just be a win ... The style point part of it is not as important as just understanding how to win.
    Sean Payton – Sean Payton SOURCE: The New York Times 1 month ago
  4. A statement game is playing in the Super Bowl and winning ... That’s a statement game.
    SOURCE: The New York Times 1 month ago
  5. They are playing well; their offense has a lot of firepower and they make a lot of plays in the running game and passing game ... They make plays defensively and they cause turnovers and they are doing some good stuff.
    SOURCE: The New York Times 1 month ago

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