New Orleans Saints vs Jacksonville Jaguars

New Orleans Saints defeat Jacksonville Jaguars 23 - 10

Quarterback Drew Brees leads New Orleans Saints to Victory in Jacksonville

New Orleans Saint's defense comes up big & as the Saints offense keeps cranking up the pressure

New Orleans Saints defense smother Jacksonville Jaguars rookie quarterback Blaine Gabbert (Mizzou)

October 02, 2011 - JACKSONVILLE, Florida. The New Orleans Saints defeat the defeat Jacksonville Jaguars 23-10 as Quarterback Drew Brees leads New Orleans Saints to Victory in Jacksonville. The New Orleans Saint's defense performs outstandingly as the Saints offense keeps pressure on against Jacksonville Jaguars defense.

The Keys of the Game
It's a given that the New Orleans Saint's offense is going to play well and make some big plays, but the real keys of the game are:
      The New Orleans Saint's defense needs to come up big.
      The New Orleans Saint's offense needs to keep the running game going.

The New Orleans Saints play well and defeat the Jacksonville Jaguars 23-10. The key to the game was the New Orleans Saints defense played hard and really kept the pressue on the Jacksonville Jaguars offense. The New Orleans Saints offense played well enough to win as the New Orleans Saints go 3-1 for the season.

Oct 02, 2011 1 2 3 4 Final Saints 7 7 6 3 23 Jaguars 0 10 0 0 10

New Orleans Saints defeat Jacksonville Jaguars 41 - 24

November 4, 2007 - New Orleans Saints win! 41 - 24 vs Jacksonville Jaguars. Welcome back Jack Del Rio!

How tough is it going to be to get the New Orleans Saints to the SuperBowl? Would it be difficult for the New Orleans Saints to go 12 - 4 this season? All they have to do is win-out ... the New Orleans Saints only would have to win the rest of their games this season; only eight more!

How hard is it to play professional football? If you ask Kansas City Running Back, Larry Johnson, he'll tell you that it's not hard at all. Of course, plenty of players and coaches sell everything as complex. It makes them seem smarter, wiser and more complex. Larry Johnson says it's just not so. "It's not a chess game," he said, dismissing the common football analogy. "It's checkers. When they're looking for the run, you pass. When they're looking for the pass, you run. When they put nine guys in the box, you pass. When they overload to one side, you run to the other side."

Larry Johnson said, "I learned a long time ago about coaches. They're always going to do what they want to do. It's usually an ego thing rather than trying to be better. Football is easy. It's not a chess game, it's checkers, not chess. Coaches make it out as more complicated than it should be. Sometimes coaches make it so difficult during a game, like it's trigonometry, 'If this guy moves two feet back or this guy slides over six feet, we've got to do this or do that.' In the game, it never happens that way. It's common sense.

Later, Larry Johnson said, "It's like they try to boil it down to make it seem like, all right, if this guy moves back 5 inches and this guy over here moves to the right two steps, then we have to go here with it. If not, we gotta go this way. It's not as hard as you make it. Sometimes you overcoach things to make it hard when it's really, really simple. This game is simple. There's not too much to it. It's all about doing the right things at the right time."