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    Rams For Real?

    :angryram: This is the fact.The Saints have own our number for the past 3 out of 4 encounters. Fact,we have given the games away with turnovers. Fact, they have every right to trash talk, they are the defending NFC West champions. Fact, our defensive unit is angry and they will not allow another word after Monday Night!
    The thought of losing to the Saints is not the issue. The thought that we beat ourselves and give them all the glory of victory is in fact the issue. So we put up or shut up come Monday Night.
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    Hmm

    Of course the rams are for real. The only reason the Aints have beat us is because of us. Turnovers SUCK!! we will KILL the Aints if we dont turn the ball over 8 times like the last game.

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      This game against the saints truely was a horror film for the players as well as the fans and we didn't even get to see georgia for her halloween yearly appearance :mask: , darn!!! I believe that we see the saints mid december again. I will hope that we will bring with us a more intense game plan and an error free game in the georgia dome so that it can erase this bad taste that this last game left. And I hope that Martz will remember what the saint's coach said about the Rams and their so called plays so that he can fire up the team to seek revenge. I honestly don't think that the saints coach should be talking smack until he takes his team to the big dance and wins the big one! Rememeber, we walked the walk and can talk the talk since we are a past victorious superbowl team.

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      next week if we play our style of football for the entire game . I really think we can, however, I dont think that this defense can afford to stay on the field for too long against that offense. Its probably best, and very important, that we keep it close and keep Brees off the field for as long as possible. Not exactly sure if we want to and are able to get in a shootout with them.
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