Rooting for the Saints.. | FinHeaven - Miami Dolphins Forums

Rooting for the Saints..

Danny68

Danny68

NewEngland Fin
Super Donator
Club Member
Joined
Aug 9, 2006
Messages
9,108
Reaction score
12,833
Location
NewHampshire
I for one am gonna root for the Saints this week over the Giants. That way when the Saints "come marching in" to Miami undefeated, and if we can pull off the win, then we show the Mutha Effin' NFL that we are back and for real! CAN I GET A HELL YEAH!!.. sorry, didnt mean to get a little carried away there at the end..:up:
 
I'm rooting for that broad in the Marino jersey. But, I don't care who wins the NO/NYG game. I just hope it's an extremely physical game. I want NO to come into our game not wanting to hit people or get hit. And, if there's one thing about our team, we will hit you (especially our O and D lines).
 
I am pulling for the Saints as well. Mainly because I don't want them looking to prevent a 2 game losing streak.
 
Regardless of the who wins, Drew Brees scares the hell outta me, and Pierre Thomas is no slouch either. Not to mention Darren Sharper!
 
I hope the Giants win. And while their at it, physically beat the Saints up.
I want them limping to Miami.
 
Danny6813 said:
I for one am gonna root for the Saints this week over the Giants. That way when the Saints "come marching in" to Miami undefeated, and if we can pull off the win, then we show the Mutha Effin' NFL that we are back and for real! CAN I GET A HELL YEAH!!.. sorry, didnt mean to get a little carried away there at the end..:up:
Click to expand...

I'm a Giants fan so I'l be pulling for the saints to lose two in a row. :d-day:

I don't like Shockey, I don't care what college he came from. He's dumber than that clown on CNN who cries when he talks politics.

You got to respect what their DC has managed to do in just one off-season though.
 
Whats better, playing the saints on their high horses, feeling confident about beating maybe the best team in the league?

Or losing badly or slightly to the G-men, either having their heads held low after a tough game or more than likely be angry and come out firing on us b/c they dont want to blow their division lead to the close behind falcons.
 
It would be nice to have a blueprint on how to beat em, kinda like the blueprint they gave us to help us beat those scumbag Jesters. I'm pulling for the Giants. They have a similarly built team when compared to us. Very strong oline and running game with a smart, young QB and average, but solid WRs, very good front 7 on D, but average secondary. I just hope our horrid special teams play doesn't kill us in week 7.
 
sharp said:
Whats better, playing the saints on their high horses, feeling confident about beating maybe the best team in the league?

Or losing badly or slightly to the G-men, either having their heads held low after a tough game or more than likely be angry and come out firing on us b/c they dont want to blow their division lead to the close behind falcons.
Click to expand...

Wow. I really don't see a bright side in either one of those scenarios.
 
My roommate is a Giants fan so I usually root for them when they're on/in the playoffs. But I sort of hope they lose to the Saints and give us a chance to be the first to beat them.

If that specific scenario played out I'd have a week's worth of poop-talking ready to go.

Of course, it'd probably be better if the Giants beat up on them and took them down a notch. I think it'd have a supreme effect on them, a morale killer rather than something that would pump them up. The only way I could see it helping us if they win is that they'd have A TON of confidence and maybe not play as hard, thinking that if they can beat the Giants they can walk all over us.
 
They way the NFL season has shaped up, after the Saints then Jets game, the toughest part of our schedule is over. NE is still tough but not what they were and I see no reason why we can't run the table after those 2, or at least get a split with NE then run the table.
 
Ted said:
They way the NFL season has shaped up, after the Saints then Jets game, the toughest part of our schedule is over. NE is still tough but not what they were and I see no reason why we can't run the table after those 2, or at least get a split with NE then run the table.
Click to expand...

These next 3 games are crucial, it cannot get any tougher. My best bet is we come out of this 2-1.
 
dolpns13 said:
Regardless of the who wins, Drew Brees scares the hell outta me, and Pierre Thomas is no slouch either. Not to mention Darren Sharper!
Click to expand...

:madness: = Drew's long passes with our secondary, Me watching the game = :loco: , Me after the game = :rip:
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom