For me, though, the most interesting thing about this game is that the New Orleans passing game stopped working. If you go by the box score, the Saints threw the ball well—Drew Brees completed 27 of 36 passes for 237 yards. But this game was a lesson in how little has to go wrong for even the league's most-prolific offense not to score points: One dropped pass on third down and you have to punt.Tom, it's funny that your last entry ended with a wish for Donovan McNabb: "Lots of well-thrown balls dropped by his receivers." I just fast-forwarded through the game and re-watched all nine of Brees' incompletions. Of those nine missed passes, only three—three!—did not hit a Saints receiver in the hands: a throw that went maybe six inches past Henderson's fingertips, another that was tipped away from David Thomas at the last second, and a pass on the run that was almost intercepted. So, Drew Brees made one inaccurate pass all night. The Saints still scored just 14 points.