Great job again from the "Mighty New Orleans Saints"
The Saints handled the Ravens in the absolute best fashion, by beating them on their home arena. A/another flawless game orchestrated by Drew Brees without a interception and hitting and surpassing the 500 touchdown mark!
Beating the Ravens was GIANT for the Saints and Brees, it was like a glamorous Superbowl win. The Saints managed by Coach Sean Payton patiently dictated the game early on the time clock and faciltated a perfect consistent managed game throughout the game entirety.
Now it's time for Vikings to get their 100% dose of the Saints. It's double payback. Look for New Orleans to orchestrate early dictatorship, similar to when they played the Redskins and Ravens (except from the turnover) after a great drive.
Kirk Cousins is an average quarterback under certain circumstances and teams, Cousins vs New Orleans doesn't fair well most of the time, especially when he's witnesses the Saints flare and determination to beat him and the Vikings, "the Saints will have Cousins questioning the magnitude of hate New Orleans has towards Minnesota stemming from last year's elimination round after the game". If Cousins or whoever would be in at QB, then their-Cousins is in for a pre-halloween treat.
Saints winning scenario:
Saints Offensive - will look to score pronto, then continue scoring by any means (FG) on all/most possessions. The Saints will continue their push at the endzone by going for it on fourth down with Tashem Hill. Look for Brees to play by committee with his receivers until he's finds a for sure BOOM, then it's light's out for the Vikings defense once the offense locks a comfortable lead and look to bury Minnesota hopes if winning a 3Peat over New Orleans.
The Vikings defense last year were a great team and still are but so are the 5-1 Saints offense that's excelled from last year. Minnesota's defense will be dissected apart by Brees' audible frequency.
Saints Defense - looks to play aggressive and thorough each play, thus finding a gaps of advantage at certain weak spots. Look for New Orleans to force tons of pressure equalling to miss timed Cousins throws into possible INTS in the deep secondary (SS-FS). Watch for pressure forced fumbles around the edges from weak side M William Blitzers.
Special teams - look to have an unexpected special points added from special plays formatted. Everything special from "special bonus points" to help aid and solidify a win for a New Orleans victory.
Saints win 31-21!
