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gosaints1 06-27-2021 08:56 PM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 922462)
Mismanagement? #WTF?!?

Are you that detached from reality that you do not realize Tampa Bay just jettisoned Jameis Winston, signed Tom Brady, and won a Super Bowl?

To be fair jp, it’s my belief that their Super Bowl win had very little to do with Tom Brady. I think they drafted well defensively over the past couple of years, post Winston, and it’s just now paying off for them. Entirely reasonable argument can be made that the Bucs, with the teams lined up the way they did, with Winston at the helm, would have won the SB also. Others may not agree with that belief, but I feel it’s a reasonable argument…, unprovable, but reasonable. That defense was legit, it destroyed the Saints offense.

jeanpierre 06-27-2021 09:30 PM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by gosaints1 (Post 922466)
To be fair jp, it’s my belief that their Super Bowl win had very little to do with Tom Brady. I think they drafted well defensively over the past couple of years, post Winston, and it’s just now paying off for them. Entirely reasonable argument can be made that the Bucs, with the teams lined up the way they did, with Winston at the helm, would have won the SB also. Others may not agree with that belief, but I feel it’s a reasonable argument…, unprovable, but reasonable. That defense was legit, it destroyed the Saints offense.

So what percentage of influence would place on the outcome of victory based on QB play?

Because this discussion is about to get real interesting in seven months where no less than four other teams just changed their starting QBs...

Tom Brady's experience and poise was absolutely the difference in TB getting to and winning the SuperBowl; yes, a great defense was also necessary...

Something Sean Payton took years to figure out, accept after winning only one Superbowl and getting rid of the only competent D-coordinator he had at that point...

Boston Saint 06-27-2021 10:29 PM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 922462)
Mismanagement? #WTF?!?

Are you that detached from reality that you do not realize Tampa Bay just jettisoned Jameis Winston, signed Tom Brady, and won a Super Bowl?

You can’t argue that the stars sort of lined up for Tampa last year JP. They had gone 13 seasons without a playoff appearance before last year and finished last in the division 8 times in a 10 year stretch. It’s fair to say they have been a poorly managed franchise.

gosaints1 06-28-2021 06:48 AM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 922467)
So what percentage of influence would place on the outcome of victory based on QB play?

Because this discussion is about to get real interesting in seven months where no less than four other teams just changed their starting QBs...

Tom Brady's experience and poise was absolutely the difference in TB getting to and winning the SuperBowl; yes, a great defense was also necessary...

Something Sean Payton took years to figure out, accept after winning only one Superbowl and getting rid of the only competent D-coordinator he had at that point...

It’s a fair point, and one that can’t be quantitatively proven…, nor disproven. Yes, the ‘street cred’ that Tom Terrific brings is an instant “influence” to a team…, but let’s look back at TB’s run:

1) Wild Card, Washington was a bad team, a very, very, very bad team.

2) Divisional, Saints turned the ball over four times, all Tom Terrific did was not screw up the advantages the defense gave him.

3) Conference championship, Didn’t Brady toss three interceptions in that game? He was fortunate Bowle’s defense offset those three with two turnovers of their own.

4) Super Bowl? lol, That game was decided by an immobile Mahomes, due to his injuries. Mahomes is KC…, they won’t go anywhere without him being healthy. Not all teams are that QB dependent though. Heck, the Saints just went 8-1 sans our future first ballot HOF’er. With very average QB play in DB#9’s absences, iyam.

Saints are a good team, even without Drew Brees. My bias for younger players is obvious though, and it applies to Tom Brady, equally as much as it did to Mr Brees these past few years. After looking back and pouring over the possessions and stats for the TB 2021 playoff games, outside of the Washington game. It’s still my belief that Bowle’s defense was the deciding factor in their championship run.

Differences in how we view things my friend. If Tom Brady were to have gone to a very bad Carolina football team…, would they have won the SB? It’s my belief the answer is no, they wouldn’t have even made the playoffs. I see those intangible qualities that you are seeing also…, and there is substantial value in that leadership quality that TB brought to Tampa. I don’t discount it. It was important to TB’s successes, but Tom Terrific in Carolina…, or Washington, or most other clubs, would have been an abysmal failure, iyam.

jeanpierre 06-28-2021 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Boston Saint (Post 922471)
You can’t argue that the stars sort of lined up for Tampa last year JP. They had gone 13 seasons without a playoff appearance before last year and finished last in the division 8 times in a 10 year stretch. It’s fair to say they have been a poorly managed franchise.

Yeah, Bucs signed a better, proven quarterback that was available and won the Superbowl - Imagine That!

jeanpierre 06-28-2021 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by gosaints1 (Post 922475)
It’s a fair point, and one that can’t be quantitatively proven…, nor disproven. Yes, the ‘street cred’ that Tom Terrific brings is an instant “influence” to a team…, but let’s look back at TB’s run:

1) Wild Card, Washington was a bad team, a very, very, very bad team.

2) Divisional, Saints turned the ball over four times, all Tom Terrific did was not screw up the advantages the defense gave him.

3) Conference championship, Didn’t Brady toss three interceptions in that game? He was fortunate Bowle’s defense offset those three with two turnovers of their own.

4) Super Bowl? lol, That game was decided by an immobile Mahomes, due to his injuries. Mahomes is KC…, they won’t go anywhere without him being healthy. Not all teams are that QB dependent though. Heck, the Saints just went 8-1 sans our future first ballot HOF’er. With very average QB play in DB#9’s absences, iyam.

Saints are a good team, even without Drew Brees. My bias for younger players is obvious though, and it applies to Tom Brady, equally as much as it did to Mr Brees these past few years. After looking back and pouring over the possessions and stats for the TB 2021 playoff games, outside of the Washington game. It’s still my belief that Bowle’s defense was the deciding factor in their championship run.

Differences in how we view things my friend. If Tom Brady were to have gone to a very bad Carolina football team…, would they have won the SB? It’s my belief the answer is no, they wouldn’t have even made the playoffs. I see those intangible qualities that you are seeing also…, and there is substantial value in that leadership quality that TB brought to Tampa. I don’t discount it. It was important to TB’s successes, but Tom Terrific in Carolina…, or Washington, or most other clubs, would have been an abysmal failure, iyam.

First season with the team, he's an all-time GOAT, and after a slow start behind a stocked team (Saints) with more time together, Bucs caught up...

No-brainer GM move to sign Brady and move on from the turnover clown; Jameis has a new start, with Sean Payton, we'll see how it plays out...

But to say the Bucs weren't smart going Winston to Brady, and that wasn't the difference, impact to put them over the top, you're just not facing reality...

Boston Saint 06-28-2021 10:49 AM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 922479)
Yeah, Bucs signed a better, proven quarterback that was available and won the Superbowl - Imagine That!

No one (at least not me) is arguing that Brady didn’t come in and help them to a SB. I would expect that type of thing from him. He’s a winner. But, He got to choose practically any team he wanted to go play for and he chose one that had a stacked WR corps and a blooming D that was super bowl caliber. Adding last years Brady at QB would have been an upgrade to a good 2/3 rds of the league. I was pointing out that their Franchise has been abysmal for a long time before this last season and well before Winston was there. You go through 15 years of getting top 10 picks in each round and you are eventually going to get some good players. Brady took advantage of that. Winston may have won the SB with that team and schedule as well.

Lord_Saint83 06-28-2021 11:23 AM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 922462)
Mismanagement? #WTF?!?

Are you that detached from reality that you do not realize Tampa Bay just jettisoned Jameis Winston, signed Tom Brady, and won a Super Bowl?



New coaches do that all the time. They have a guy in mind be it a rookie or free agent. Harbaugh with Alex Smith and keapernick and Payton with Brooks and Brees to name a couple. I don’t know why a lot of people are shi*ting all over Winston. The kid has a lot of upside and Sean is the one coach that can get him to wire his head and arse together. Am I saying he’ll be drew no. They are two different styles of qb’s. Winston is a gunslinger and Drew’s a precision qb. Give Winston a year and if he does good, great. If not then move on.

gosaints1 06-28-2021 12:27 PM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 922480)
First season with the team, he's an all-time GOAT, and after a slow start behind a stocked team (Saints) with more time together, Bucs caught up...

No-brainer GM move to sign Brady and move on from the turnover clown; Jameis has a new start, with Sean Payton, we'll see how it plays out...

But to say the Bucs weren't smart going Winston to Brady, and that wasn't the difference, impact to put them over the top, you're just not facing reality...

I hear you, and it’s a legitimate argument, tough to say the GOAT doesn’t have an impact on a new team. It’s just not the same team, nor coaches out in Strip Club Mecca though. Simply put, Tom Terrific doesn’t make it through NoLa without those four turnovers in the divisional round.

Boston Saint 06-28-2021 12:50 PM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
I say that all things being equal money and contract status (I know it’s not), there are probably only 5-8 teams in the league that would have taken their QB over Brady straight up to start the 2020 season with the COVID protocols. To use the Bucs signing Brady as a mark against Winston is a stretch in my mind. Both were free agents. I’d have signed Brady over Winston for a year or two deal to chase a SB as well. Same as Denver did with Manning and Chiefs tried to do with Montana. If you want to say that proves Winston is a crap QB, then OK. We shall see.

AsylumGuido 06-28-2021 03:52 PM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 922462)
Mismanagement? #WTF?!?

Are you that detached from reality that you do not realize Tampa Bay just jettisoned Jameis Winston, signed Tom Brady, and won a Super Bowl?

Yes, mismanagement. They had just come off of an eleven year stretch with NINE losing seasons! They were going through staff changes left and right. I don't blame Winston for wanting to get out of there.

That IS reality, JP.

Yes, they signed Brady, but they also signed a ton of other free agents. They went all in. Winston wasn't trash. He just wasn't as good as his replacement. Who is, right?

saintsfan1976 06-28-2021 04:02 PM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 922462)
Mismanagement? #WTF?!?

Are you that detached from reality that you do not realize Tampa Bay just jettisoned Jameis Winston, signed Tom Brady, and won a Super Bowl?

To be fair there was much more at play than simply swapping QBs

AsylumGuido 06-28-2021 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by saintsfan1976 (Post 922493)
To be fair there was much more at play than simply swapping QBs

Reality is escaping JP in this case.

;)

saintsfan1976 06-29-2021 05:55 AM

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Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 922498)
Reality is escaping JP in this case.

;)

I count on JP's opinion to challenge my own, sometimes "rosy view" of the team. He's changed my mind on more than one occasion.

gosaints1 06-29-2021 06:48 AM

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Originally Posted by saintsfan1976 (Post 922509)
I count on JP's opinion to challenge my own, sometimes "rosy view" of the team. He's changed my mind on more than one occasion.

Agreed…, I understand his logic most of the time, even wrt this topic, although I may not agree with those beliefs, they aren’t poorly formed arguments, imvho.

Rugby Saint II 06-29-2021 11:24 AM

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All we can do is wait and see what Payton can do with whoever wins the job.

Boston Saint 06-29-2021 11:30 AM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II (Post 922522)
All we can do is wait and see what Payton can do with whoever wins the job.

And complain about it before hand! 🤪

The Dude 06-29-2021 12:41 PM

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Winston may turn out great but we have problems that go way beyond Qb. Even if Winston is spectacular it may not be enough to get us into the playoffs.
Look at all those 7-9 seasons we had when Drew was still in his prime.
I think that’s about where we are.

AsylumGuido 06-29-2021 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by The Dude (Post 922528)
Winston may turn out great but we have problems that go way beyond Qb. Even if Winston is spectacular it may not be enough to get us into the playoffs.
Look at all those 7-9 seasons we had when Drew was still in his prime.
I think that’s about where we are.

The defense was horrible in those years. The current defensive squad is light years better than those teams. Both Atlanta and Carolina were also much better than they are today.

Rugby Saint II 06-29-2021 01:22 PM

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Winston needs tight reigns and a game plan from Payton's son's play book. I believe Payton can get him ready if he starts simple and adds the wrinkles. Keep it simple stupid. KISS.:dunce:

halloween 65 06-29-2021 01:27 PM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by gosaints1 (Post 922513)
Agreed…, I understand his logic most of the time, even wrt this topic, although I may not agree with those beliefs, they aren’t poorly formed arguments, imvho.

JP smart. We definitely agree with the eyeball test, running the ball and D.

AsylumGuido 06-29-2021 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II (Post 922534)
Winston needs tight reigns and a game plan from Payton's son's play book. I believe Payton can get him ready if he starts simple and adds the wrinkles. Keep it simple stupid. KISS.:dunce:

Why keep it simple? Winston has a reputation for being extremely intelligent when it comes to digesting football information. There's every reason to believe that by now he should be able to handle anything Payton throws at him. And he definitely can't be as slow as Hill at making reads once the ball is snapped.

jeanpierre 06-29-2021 02:27 PM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 922498)
Reality is escaping JP in this case.

;)

You're the last user on this sight that should comment on #reality...

jeanpierre 06-29-2021 02:29 PM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by saintsfan1976 (Post 922493)
To be fair there was much more at play than simply swapping QBs

Then ask that anyone name the other positions that were swapped that had as much an impact...

Other key moves, pieces had been made or were already in place...

Boston Saint 06-29-2021 02:38 PM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 922539)
Then ask that anyone name the other positions that were swapped that had as much an impact...

Other key moves, pieces had been made or were already in place...

I’ll give you another swap JP...the ref treatment. Tampa went from last in the league in penalties per game in 2019 to 4th fewest in 2020. Refs let them play more aggressively on both sides of the ball with Brady.

AsylumGuido 06-29-2021 02:48 PM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 922539)
Then ask that anyone name the other positions that were swapped that had as much an impact...

Other key moves, pieces had been made or were already in place...

If Brady was the only addition they would not have won it all. Gronkowski, Antonio Brown, and Leonard Fournette all played a big role especially in the playoff run, and rookies Tristan Werfs (RT) and Antoine Winfield, Jr. were additions in the 2020 that played major roles, as well.

AsylumGuido 06-29-2021 02:50 PM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 922538)
You're the last user on this sight that should comment on #reality...

I'm more seated in reality than you will ever realize.

jeanpierre 06-30-2021 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 922546)
I'm more seated in reality than you will ever realize.

No, you really are detached because of your #fanatacism...

Several here have clearly demonstrated you were wrong and you're refusal to admit same is pathological...

jeanpierre 06-30-2021 09:14 AM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by Boston Saint (Post 922542)
I’ll give you another swap JP...the ref treatment. Tampa went from last in the league in penalties per game in 2019 to 4th fewest in 2020. Refs let them play more aggressively on both sides of the ball with Brady.

Brady treatment? He's been on the wrong side of the officials and league with a few scandals, so that'd be a hard sell...

K Major 06-30-2021 10:56 AM

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https://twitter.com/nick_underhill/s...897006594?s=20

Rugby Saint II 06-30-2021 11:10 AM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 922536)
Why keep it simple? Winston has a reputation for being extremely intelligent when it comes to digesting football information. There's every reason to believe that by now he should be able to handle anything Payton throws at him. And he definitely can't be as slow as Hill at making reads once the ball is snapped.

Alright then. I'll just say he is not known for making smart decisions.

Boston Saint 06-30-2021 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 922562)
Brady treatment? He's been on the wrong side of the officials and league with a few scandals, so that'd be a hard sell...

That’s right, I forgot about the Tuck play and all other on-field breaks he’s
gotten. Sure he gets busted for off field cheating, but on-field he and his team get more calls than your sister on Saturday night! 🤪

Just Kidding BTW.

Boston Saint 06-30-2021 11:22 AM

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Your sister gets more ! 😝

AsylumGuido 06-30-2021 12:24 PM

Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
 
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Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 922561)
No, you really are detached because of your #fanatacism...

Several here have clearly demonstrated you were wrong and you're refusal to admit same is pathological...

The couple of times I have been wrong about something I have owned up to it. But I am far and away right more often than you will admit. Point out instances where it has been demonstrated that I was wrong. And, pathological? Name calling now? At least I'm not totally obsessed by "two firsts and a fifth".

;)


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