NFL Week 13 Levels: Saints get an ‘A’ to win again without Drew Breeze, Titans Brown gets a ‘T +’ for loss

It took three years, but it finally happened: Daisy Hill He threw the first touchdown pass of his NFL career. Sean Payton Now that hill has been stressed for a while What it takes to be the next Steve Young, and that claim has raised some eyebrows around the NFL over the years, Saints The quarterback showed just how good he could be during New Orleans’ 21-16 win over Atlanta.

Hill not only used his feet but also ran Falcons, But he used his right hand when he threw for 232 yards and two touchdowns. When the two teams met again in Week 11, Hill threw only 23 passes, but for the game, Baton decided to dial things in by throwing 37 times, and Hill responded by finishing those 27 passes.

The most impressive part of Hill’s acting was that he constantly came through the clutch. The Saints converted six third-under plays with six or more yards in the game, five of which were thrown from the hill. That total includes the third and 13th changes and the third and 17 changes The same Run the first half of the spread at the end of the first quarter and the beginning of the second quarter. The ability to turn down the third was the big reason for New Orleans to win.

On the Saints’ first scoring drive, Hill replaced the third and 6th with a seven-yard pass Jared Cook Then a play, he brought with him one of the biggest plays of the game for New Orleans.

It was a 43-yard run and it was huge because after a play, Hill would throw the first touchdown pass of his life.

Scoring throw Trey ‘Quan Smith The Saints were given a 7-0 lead and they would never give up.

Hill’s Second Touch Down Pass comes down a third late in the second quarter, which’s a big deal, because if the Saints do not change, they will have to reach a field goal.

Thanks in large part to Hill, I was able to live without the Saints Drew Breeze, Has now missed three games due to a rib injury. Despite the break out, the Saints were still able to go 3-0. What’s crazy about the Saints is that when Breeze leaves the team finds a way to thrive somehow. Since the start of last season, the Saints have been 8-0 when anyone other than Breeze started in the quarterbacks.

The fact that Hill has had some intense playing time over the past three weeks is huge as he prepares for the post-New Orleans season. For one, it means that Hill will be comfortable if anything happens to Breeze, and if Breeze returns, it will be more convenient to place large packages for Baton Hill once the Saints arrive for the playoffs. This will keep the opposing defenses honest, and the Saints will not be able to stop the offense post-season. Hill test is a win-win-win for the Saints, and it will lead to some more victories on the road.

Well, we get standards for every game from the 13th week.

New Orleans 21-16 over Atlanta

Patrick Walker Saints-Falcons Standards (Do you like grades? Do you hate grades? Let him know on Twitter.)

Miami 19-7 over Cincinnati

Minnesota 27-24 Over Jacksonville (OT)

Las Vegas 31-28 Over N.Y. Jets

Indianapolis 26-20 over Houston

Detroit 34-30 more than Chicago

Josh Edwards’ Lions-Pierce Standards (Like the standards? Do you hate the standards? Let him know on Twitter.)

Cleveland 41-35 over Tennessee

Jordan Tajani Browns-Titans as grades (Do you like grades? Do you hate grades? Let him know on Twitter.)

LA Rams 38-28 than Arizona

Brian Diardo’s Rams-Cardinals Standards (Do you like standards? Do you hate standards? Let him know on Twitter.)

NY Giants 17-12 over Seattle

Green Bay 30-16 over Philadelphia

Eagles-Packers Standards by Jeff Kerr (Do you like standards? Do you hate standards? Let him know on Twitter.)

New England 45-0 over LA Chargers

Patriots-Chargers Standards by Tyler Sullivan (Do you like standards? Do you hate standards? Let him know on Twitter.)