Gummy Bears

Why do so many Saints fan have an issue if someone thinks the Colts are a better team and ranks them #1?

I have never seen so much bitching about a poll that means nothing. About respect? Hell when they don't mention Saints you bitch, when they do you call them band wagon, no one can win but fans still like to bitch and moan.

As of right now Saints are a playoff lock, that is the most important thing. Once playoffs start anything can happen (see Arizona) so no point bitching unless Saints really get screwed out of play, game, or official.

Shoe

I think the TD number and INT number is high, I mean at this point I would think 13 touchdowns and possible 7/8 INT.

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If JL has improved, he needs to prove in practice and beat out JJ, simple as that.

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by running with the second team?
Isn't going to happen

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Also, the coach and team need to trust him to lead. Hasn't happened so far and I don't see it happening this year.

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So if coach/team doesn't trust Jefferson to lead why is he starting? If the team looks to QB as leader and according to what you said they do not, wouldn't you put someone else back there?

Wildcat going go crazy on New Orleans defense, 200 yards rushing and a 17-14 win. Go Dolphins...


Ricky Williams is going to smoke the Saints then part on Bourbon with Ditka.

Go Colts, best team in NFL

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Somethingelse all the boys you love have in common and all the boys you seem to dislike have something in common too. Typical .

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Doc?
Sam?
Offdacorner?

:lol: :lol: :lol:

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tdb1st

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reasonably predict Jordan Jefferson's stats
3,432 passing yards
607 rushing yards
30 TDs
10 Ints

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:lol:

Elleshoe

with those gimme games and rumors of benching he may miss many marks that people have set out on season.

The yardage for many people is about right, what looks wrong will be touchdowns/int/sacks for people.

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mtntiger

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Started does not mean as much to me as who may play significant minutes in the game. Develop a plan with the QB's and inform them before game starts. That depending on situation this is when they will come in to run the offense.

I do not think benching Jefferson is the answer to the LSU offense. While the offense is struggling to move the ball and put points on the board Lee is not the answer either.
Both QB's are young, both are still going through growing pains. Jefferson now has 8 starts under his belt and 9 games of significant playing time. Playing him and him not learning from his mistakes is what hurt Lee last year. Maybe take him out for a series, half, or quarter and sit him down to see the field/speed of game before throwing him to wolves.
Lee has 8 starts under his belt and 8 with significant playing time. If you put Lee back there again and he struggles there would be no way he could see the field again LSU fans will rip him apart. Not to mention what it could do to him psychologically.

The better option would be to rotate QB's much how LSU did in 2004. Play the hot hand as Jefferson, Lee, Shepard bring different attributes to the table. Sure this may result in an extra loss but I would be willing to take the 1 extra loss to actually see a QB develop for next year.

Both of the options this year are young, both are still relatively inexperienced, and both have untapped potential. I say rotate QB's and then play the hot hand, who ever that may be.