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<blockquote data-quote="saintsfan9" data-source="post: 896735" data-attributes="member: 16375"><p>Saints fan here,</p><p></p><p>Just wanted to pop in to same some things about the game next weekend. Honestly, if the Packers don't beat the Bucs I would be very surprised.</p><p></p><p>1) As said above, if Brady is pressured, he crumbles. Against the Saints tonight Brady was 18/33 for 199 and 2 TD....our defensive line barely touched him (he was sacked once). So if GB can actually get to Brady those stats will be even lower. He's had better protection in the playoffs but if the Smiths or anyone else can consistently reach Brady he's done for.</p><p></p><p>2) The Bucs offense padded its stats in its last 4 regular season games against....the Vikings, Falcons, Lions, and Falcons again. I wouldn't underestimate them but Evans, Brown, and Godwin combined for only 6 rec, 47 yds, and 1 TD against the Saints tonight. Granted, the Saints secondary matches up better with Bucs receivers than GB does. Also, Brady has had a good statistical year but his accuracy is not the same - especially in this system. Brown does not look the same either, still good, but not great.</p><p></p><p>3) Whoever says the cold won't affect the Bucs is mad. Brady may not be affected but the rest of their team certainly will be. Dome/warm weather teams will always struggle more in the cold. Definitely have felt this as a Saints fan.</p><p></p><p>On the other hand, Fournette looked pretty good against Washington and the Saints gave up 120 rushing yards to Fournette and Jones while being the #3 rushing defense. Packers rushing D isn't as good as the Saints so it will be interesting to see how the Packers fare here. And like I said before, the Saints secondary definitely matches up much better against the Bucs passing attack than GB does so it will be interesting to see how that plays out.</p><p></p><p>Ultimately, I don't think the Bucs can outscore Rodgers - he looks on top of his game, unstoppable against anyone but maybe Mahomes. Your offensive line looks dominant, I don't see the Bucs getting to Rodgers. Bucs would not be in the NFCCG if not for turnovers so I think Rodgers shuts the door in Brady's face unless there are some major turnovers.</p><p></p><p>Good luck. New Orleans - and the rest of the NFL - will be rooting for you to stop Brady.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="saintsfan9, post: 896735, member: 16375"] Saints fan here, Just wanted to pop in to same some things about the game next weekend. Honestly, if the Packers don't beat the Bucs I would be very surprised. 1) As said above, if Brady is pressured, he crumbles. Against the Saints tonight Brady was 18/33 for 199 and 2 TD....our defensive line barely touched him (he was sacked once). So if GB can actually get to Brady those stats will be even lower. He's had better protection in the playoffs but if the Smiths or anyone else can consistently reach Brady he's done for. 2) The Bucs offense padded its stats in its last 4 regular season games against....the Vikings, Falcons, Lions, and Falcons again. I wouldn't underestimate them but Evans, Brown, and Godwin combined for only 6 rec, 47 yds, and 1 TD against the Saints tonight. Granted, the Saints secondary matches up better with Bucs receivers than GB does. Also, Brady has had a good statistical year but his accuracy is not the same - especially in this system. Brown does not look the same either, still good, but not great. 3) Whoever says the cold won't affect the Bucs is mad. Brady may not be affected but the rest of their team certainly will be. Dome/warm weather teams will always struggle more in the cold. Definitely have felt this as a Saints fan. On the other hand, Fournette looked pretty good against Washington and the Saints gave up 120 rushing yards to Fournette and Jones while being the #3 rushing defense. Packers rushing D isn't as good as the Saints so it will be interesting to see how the Packers fare here. And like I said before, the Saints secondary definitely matches up much better against the Bucs passing attack than GB does so it will be interesting to see how that plays out. Ultimately, I don't think the Bucs can outscore Rodgers - he looks on top of his game, unstoppable against anyone but maybe Mahomes. Your offensive line looks dominant, I don't see the Bucs getting to Rodgers. Bucs would not be in the NFCCG if not for turnovers so I think Rodgers shuts the door in Brady's face unless there are some major turnovers. Good luck. New Orleans - and the rest of the NFL - will be rooting for you to stop Brady. [/QUOTE]
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