Homophobic much?

"Those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it" is directed toward those that have the history. I'm not sure who your target is in the constant repetitions slamming the front office. Nothing you say or do is going to have any impact whatsoever on someone else's success or failure to learn from history.

As a famous B&G orator once said, "Could'a, would'a, should'a ... what if?"

So you basically have nothing but your usual gibberish, in this case name calling because you can't win an argument...

Name calling? I thought you were the one that suggested I hang out with Jesse of the Saintsations? LOL! Sounds to me you were questioning my manhood because I refuse to dwell on things that you consider "gaffes" or "blunders".

As for not winning an argument, I'm still not getting where you come up with all of these supposed "gaffes" and "blunders" that you are constantly attempting to pin on Sean Payton? I still don't see anything I would label a "gaffe" or a "blunder" on his part. You seem as though you feel he is incompetent. I do know the front office have made some decisions with which you personally disagree, but there has never been a front office that didn't have detractors at times concerning personnel moves. As I have pointed out many times, the draft is an inexact science. EVERY front office in the history of the NFL draft have made decisions that did not work out. That does not make them "gaffes" or "blunders". Have you considered that you yourself may be wrong on occasion when you disagree with moves they have made? Every free agent move doesn't end in success, either. Welcome to the world of NFL football.

You called me homophobic; there was nothing in my statement that was homophobic; that's basically libel, and as an educated journalist, you should've know that...

But based on contemporary journalism, or overall lack thereof, you'll give yourself a pass...