Spencer Ratter saw “a lot from the top and landing” at the beginning of Sunday

The rising Tyler Shouf got the largest number of shots in Qurtubbere to the Saint in the opening match on Sunday against Shahn, but Spencer Ratter had the first opportunity to make his case a player in the team.

Rattler got six games during the rising season, and Kellen Moore’s option was to start against chargers. Rattler played three chain-one of which was extended when the two saints regained a written comfort-but the team did not lead to any points during the leg 7 from 11 against 53 yards. Rattler also ran three times to 22 yards, took three bags and lost stumbling before saying that his performance was very indispens.

“Much of the top and fall,” said Ratler, through a copy of the team. “We started well, somewhat stopped in a few tablets, two wives of reading, not just the big implementation. Not how you want it. I thought I left some plays there. As a group, I thought we could be better in third place, and then we should finish in this red area after a pont in the fourth and the other. There were some good moments and shiny paintings but we are chasing it throughout the game.”

Shouf led two drivers to score and threw the only landing of the team, but nothing was settled in New Orleans after the crime was largely struggled to move the ball against backups.