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jeanpierre 01-25-2022 10:56 PM

Re: Luke Johnson | Sean Payton steps down as Saints head coach, leaving a monumental legacy behind him
 

RailBoss 01-25-2022 11:00 PM

Re: Luke Johnson | Sean Payton steps down as Saints head coach, leaving a monumental legacy behind him
 
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Originally Posted by ChrisXVI (Post 942953)
Look on the bright side… the refs won’t hate us anymore!

I wouldn't count on that..

jeanpierre 01-25-2022 11:32 PM

Re: Luke Johnson | Sean Payton steps down as Saints head coach, leaving a monumental legacy behind him
 

saintfan 01-25-2022 11:33 PM

Re: Luke Johnson | Sean Payton steps down as Saints head coach, leaving a monumental legacy behind him
 
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Originally Posted by RailBoss (Post 942975)
I wouldn't count on that..

Me neither.

jeanpierre 01-26-2022 08:06 AM

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AsylumGuido 01-26-2022 08:21 AM

Re: Luke Johnson | Sean Payton steps down as Saints head coach, leaving a monumental legacy behind him
 
I saw someone's analogy to Payton's stepping down that really made sense. They referred to Bill Cowher and how he left coaching. I had followed Cowher and his career closely over the years. I knew his late wife, Kaye, from covering NC State athletics (she and her twin sister Faye played basketball) and he was captain of the football team and team MVP. Cowher's message was extremely similar to what Payton said during his hour and a half press conference. He too had coached for some 15 years with the Steelers. He too said he felt it was just time to step away. He too said while he might consider coaching again someday he just wanted to enjoy life. He too mentioned staying involved with football via broadcasting. It's now been 14 years since Cowher retired and he's the happiest he's been since well before Kaye passed away.

Payton is eight years older than Cowher was at the time. I would not be at all surprised if his coaching days are done, as well. There's nowhere he can coach where he had the freedom and support that he had in New Orleans. He absolutely doesn't need the money. He certainly doesn't need the pressure. His kids are both grown and could be starting families themselves. He said in his press conference that he and Skylene were staying in Louisiana and moving to a new property in New Orleans. It sounds as though he just wants to settle down. He appeared to be genuinely happy and relaxed. Just like Cowher.

saintfan 01-26-2022 08:31 AM

Re: Luke Johnson | Sean Payton steps down as Saints head coach, leaving a monumental legacy behind him
 
Somebody's been listening to NFL Radio again. Verbatum, with Cower as the contrast.

Somebody has no idea what another team might offer Sean. Somebody has no idea about his financial needs, or whether he thrives on pressure, or whether his kids might be starting families.

Now, the guy on NFL Radio knows these things, because he's friends with Sean.

Somebody's trying to be the 'insider' again...likely the same fool who floods this board with crap articles and every tweet known to man...

I wonder who he is?

TheOak 01-26-2022 08:58 AM

Re: Luke Johnson | Sean Payton steps down as Saints head coach, leaving a monumental legacy behind him
 
Shouldn’t be a shocker.. Most of us knew he would leave after Brees, didn’t we?

TheOak 01-26-2022 08:59 AM

Re: Luke Johnson | Sean Payton steps down as Saints head coach, leaving a monumental legacy behind him
 
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Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 942990)
I saw someone's analogy to Payton's stepping down that really made sense. They referred to Bill Cowher and how he left coaching. I had followed Cowher and his career closely over the years. I knew his late wife, Kaye, from covering NC State athletics (she and her twin sister Faye played basketball) and he was captain of the football team and team MVP. Cowher's message was extremely similar to what Payton said during his hour and a half press conference. He too had coached for some 15 years with the Steelers. He too said he felt it was just time to step away. He too said while he might consider coaching again someday he just wanted to enjoy life. He too mentioned staying involved with football via broadcasting. It's now been 14 years since Cowher retired and he's the happiest he's been since well before Kaye passed away.

Payton is eight years older than Cowher was at the time. I would not be at all surprised if his coaching days are done, as well. There's nowhere he can coach where he had the freedom and support that he had in New Orleans. He absolutely doesn't need the money. He certainly doesn't need the pressure. His kids are both grown and could be starting families themselves. He said in his press conference that he and Skylene were staying in Louisiana and moving to a new property in New Orleans. It sounds as though he just wants to settle down. He appeared to be genuinely happy and relaxed. Just like Cowher.

You don’t know jack****. :bng:

AsylumGuido 01-26-2022 09:19 AM

Re: Luke Johnson | Sean Payton steps down as Saints head coach, leaving a monumental legacy behind him
 
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Originally Posted by TheOak (Post 943002)
You don’t know jack****. :bng:

You are 100% correct! None of us do, Oak. I have my opinion just like others, though, right?


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