Saints’ Loss Take Over Packers’ Spot in Bad Losses
Green Bay Packers fell apart against Seattle in 2015. That was the last time the Packers were a dominant force in football. Green Bay never was the same after it. Packers should have played New England in the Super Bowl, and at very worst, Aaron Rodgers has two Super Bowl appearances. Looking back at NFC Championship games, Packers were in the decade clubhouse lead of worst NFC playoff defeat until the 2018 Saints happened. New Orleans is the new tortured franchise that has won a Super Bowl. The losses the Saints have accumulated of late especially this season has been awful. I don’t know how Saints recover from this one.
Here’s the thing about the Saints’ loss. New Orleans had the one seed, they were unbeatable in the dome and were playing a familiar dome in the Super Bowl. This is all set up for them to be in the Super Bowl. They had a lead throughout the game and lost the game. The fans will never get over the non-penalty, but there were so many other things that led to the refs deciding this football game. Saints might be done with trying to do this whole thing. Sean Payton isn’t leaving but Drew Brees might be done. Brees is starting to head towards Brett Favre terrority. I don’t think he retries after what happened here, but he might have one or two years left in him.
Where do Saints fans go from here? I’ve had some bad Packers losses. One, I got really drunk that night and tried to give blood the next day leading to the Wisconsin Blood Center saying I had an inflamed live. Another one led me to just be in the dumps for awhile. This sound weird, but what really helps me was basketball. Sinking yourself in college or pro spots is an awesome way to forget about things. LSU’s basketball team is pretty good. Pelicans have Anthony Davis, although, he’s out for two weeks with a hurt hand, but James Harden is close enough to New Orleans. The other nice thing for New Orleans is Mardi Gras comes in like a month.
Good luck to Saints fans getting over this one.
Charlie.