stickman

I don't have an account for that page so, won't be reading the article, but... I agree with the sentiment. I think the fact that Dennis Allen is not coming in from outside the organization and already has a solid defense in place makes this a different situation.

Also, that the players are already familiar with him should help as well.

K Major

Lazy hire.

K Major

The only tweets or "updates" coming from Metarie Dr needs to be ... "BREAKING NEWS".

Terrible in game decision maker, ZERO situational awareness, same excuses on the podium every week, questionable roster moves (Jimmy G healthy scratches for weeks, Taysom rarely used in critical moments), defends his mediocre QB, no accountability whatsoever & 1-6 against real contenders or teams above .500.

Anyone (there's always gonna be that one ) that thinks this 2023 Saints team led by Dennis Allen should see the post season is wasting a weekend when you could be searching for your next Head Coach for New Orleans.

Enough is enough.

K Major

FWIW ...

UK_WhoDat

Damn!

K Major

I know.

Here is an eye opening stat I heard one of the ESPN analyst mention regarding Allen:

Mike McDaniel (he hasn't completed two full seasons yet as HC yet) has 3 less wins than Dennis Allen as HC in 36 LESS games.

Dennis Lauscha, Loomis, Ben Hales, Ed Lang (decision makers) better wake up.

Sinner

Wake up when?

K Major

Hopefully now.

Chiefs, Cowboys, Chiefs, Chargers, Eagles etc all on tap next season & won't feel sorry for the Saints.

2024 could be rough.

Sinner

“Could” be rough? Brother, we are in trouble.

lee909

Making it out like the end of the first half caused the loss is simple thinking. It being a one score game made it look closer than it was. The Saints closed the gap because Rams went prevent defense and sat back and played sloppy to early.

PC will be the sacrificial lamb, and Dennis fallen will lead the Saints.....










To the number 1 pick in 2025