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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by jeanpierre Mannings were up front they didn't want Eli playing in San Diego because of the way that franchise was run - Lessons from Archie Manning's career ruined by John Mecom... San Diego knew this and were ...
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Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
Originally Posted by jeanpierre
Mismanagement and an inconsistent QB that hadn't reached his potential. Sounds a lot like Tampa Bay and Winston, doesn't it?
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Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
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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? |
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Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
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.
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Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
Originally Posted by gosaints1
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... |
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Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
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.
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Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
Originally Posted by Boston Saint
Yeah, Bucs signed a better, proven quarterback that was available and won the Superbowl - Imagine That!
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Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
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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. |
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Re: Jameis Winston’s potential with the New Orleans Saints
Originally Posted by jeanpierre
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? |
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