Which has only a 68.8 QB rating against it for the year and a 57% comp % against them? Quote from John Clayton:
The Saints' defense can't get too overconfident going into the game. The pass defense had an impressive 68.6 quarterback rating against it -- third-best among NFL stoppers -- and also had an impressive 57.6 completion percentage against. But how much of that was a by-product of the schedule?
The Saints played the league's easiest schedule, and faced more rookie quarterbacks than any team in football. They faced the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Josh Freeman twice, the Detroit Lions' Matthew Stafford and the New York Jets' Mark Sanchez. They played the Philadelphia Eagles and Atlanta Falcons when backup quarterbacks started because of injuries.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/playo...ist=clayton_john&page=1standGoal/09divisional
That certainly is enough to help inflate those stats.
The Saints' defense can't get too overconfident going into the game. The pass defense had an impressive 68.6 quarterback rating against it -- third-best among NFL stoppers -- and also had an impressive 57.6 completion percentage against. But how much of that was a by-product of the schedule?
The Saints played the league's easiest schedule, and faced more rookie quarterbacks than any team in football. They faced the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Josh Freeman twice, the Detroit Lions' Matthew Stafford and the New York Jets' Mark Sanchez. They played the Philadelphia Eagles and Atlanta Falcons when backup quarterbacks started because of injuries.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/playo...ist=clayton_john&page=1standGoal/09divisional
That certainly is enough to help inflate those stats.
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