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Saints Embarrass Buccaneers 41-0
One week after being handled by the New York Giants, the New Orleans Saints bounced back with one of the most dominating victories in franchise history. For the first time since 1995, the Saints shutout an opponent, embarrassing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday by the score of 41-0. Defensively, it...
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For the first time all season, all four of the New Orleans Saints' top four tailbacks are healthy, and that gives head coach Sean Payton a little bit of a problem.
Mark Ingram, Pierre Thomas, Darren Sproles, and Chris Ivory are all healthy and ready to go, but the four backs are one more than Payton would typically like to have.
Having four backs that you have confidence in can be a good problem, but remember, if all of them are active, then you'd be taking away a roster spot from a player at another position.
Payton hasn't said how the Saints will deal with the situation when they take on the New York Giants on Monday night.
Grading The Saints-Week 9
The New Orleans Saints got back on the win track on Sunday, defeating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 27-16, in an NFC South contest, at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, in New Orleans.
The Saints obviously fared much better than the week prior, when the fell to the previously unbeaten St. Louis Rams, 31-21.
Against the Bucs, the Saints' offense rolled, for 458 total yards, including 195 rushing yards, while the defense held Tampa Bay to only 84 rushing yards.
Special teams was fine, as John Kasay hit two field goals, and punter Thomas Morestead was great, as he usually is.
You have to give the Saints passing grades all-around this week.
