Bush may be the most dangerous element of the New Orleans offense because the Saints can dictate all of his matchups. So he causes the most headaches. He's an all-the-time concern on game day.

If Drew says so... then it WILL happen! Gotta love this guy!

"The Saints quarterback made it clear Wednesday that he wants to run the table over these next four weeks and take a perfect record into the team's playoff run."

The Saints have no cold-weather outdoor games on their remaining sked. Then New Orleans, if it keeps winning, will have two playoff games in its home dome, followed by a Super Bowl date in Miami. Weather forecast: Not a cloud in the sky.

The Saints are perfect. The Colts … their record is perfect as well.

Drew Brees’s traditional quarterback rating (158.3) on Monday night was….also…..perfect?

Don’t get me wrong, Brees played about as well as I’ve seen a QB play in a long time. I’m just having a little trouble with using the word perfect in this case.

Top five teams

1. New Orleans: The rest of the league has been placed on notice: This is a nonstop flight to Miami for Super Bowl XLIV.

2. Indianapolis: Yes, the Colts also are 11-0, but it doesn't seem quite as dominant as the one they've got going in the Big Easy.

3. Minnesota: The Vikings have the look of a complete team that is going to have plenty to say about who represents the NFC in the Super Bowl.

4. San Diego: With the woeful Browns up next, the Chargers are about to extend their winning streak to seven.

5. New England: They're probably good enough to win a bad AFC East, but they're simply not good enough to compete with the league's elite.

The last part of the article was worth the post

You want a real measurement of this Tampa Bay team? New Orleans was happy to provide one Sunday afternoon in a 38-7 drubbing that summed up both teams perfectly. The Saints look as if they're going a long way. The Bucs look as if they have a long way to go.

Sneez for Brees