This is what the New Orleans Saints have to do to win. They must adapt to the most logical play at the line of scrimmage after dissecting the defense, regardless of the play called from the sidelines by Offensive Coordinator Doug Nussmeier. Since Rattler is the quarterback at the helm, running the shots, he needs to understand and have permission from Coach Kellen Moore to adjust the play accordingly. It's called "the audible" for a reason to switch plays to another to secure a higher outcome after the hike. Now that Rattler in his somphmore year as a starter, he's still a youthful, athletic player that can be dynamic as others QB's and improve better. Rattler needs to utilize his full repertoire of what he's capable of doing. It's what the world (Saints) believes and entrusted in Rattler since day they drafted him in the 5th round two years ago. They saw a rare talent, a football IQ skill that Rattler possesses. He needs to play his game with 2, 3, and 4 options. Wherever the ball is down on the field, the Saints need to utilize the strong side of the field to run or audible to less players lined out on either side. It's a number game, undercenter (C) left and right is the axis. Since Rattler has been playing, he's been plagued by some bad luck, some solely his responsibility, and others that conrribute to the overall team loss that has his as 0-9 as a starter.
Several individuals speculate he's still young and is in a developing stage and growing, but reality is, there's other 1st year QB's winning a few games and they're making the playoffs with deep hopes. The greatest success story is with Jayden Daniels did in Washington, he delivered a strong performances diving deep into the playoffs as rookie.
Another splendid job is what Sean Payton and the Broncs did with Bo Nix, not only did Nix do well, he carried Denver into a playoff game in his rookie year which marked success for that franchise during their rebuild mode.
So the Saints must shock the world by playing a "go-for-broke style" game.
They need to play to do whatever it takes to win, if it takes Spencer Rattler running the ball himself in the end zone three times, or punter taking the ball in his own hands, or the defense just taking the ball away with a (snatch style aggression). Whatever for the WIN, it put up or ?!
