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Re: Observations from the Saints Loss to the Cardinals
Offer Sean Payton whatever he wants.
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Re: Observations from the Saints Loss to the Cardinals
As has been previously said in this post, a lot of us possibly don't want to admit it but it is time to rebuild throughout the whole team!
It would mean some very lean seasons, three at least I think, but that's how it has to be! Panthers have already made some big decisions and we will have to do the same I think! Yes, we still have a chance to get some wins this season but its hard to see where they are going to come from! I'll be happy if the Saints prove me wrong and string a load of wins together in the upcoming games but I'm not holding my breath! Having said all this I still love the Saints and will always support them whatever! Who Dat! |
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![]() It all starts up top. A planned reset should have been done a long time ago. I get the intent of drafting of Mahomes was a big part of that, but there needed to be a plan B when that didn't work. Sean Payton is going to go wherever there's a star quarterback or high draft pick set in place for him. What this franchise needs now is a king's ransom worth of draft picks FOR Sean Payton, NOT Sean Payton. I'm not discounting what Loomis has done for this franchise but... he seems to be a glorified accountant. Those can be replaced. We don't need our books cooked, we need a leader leading the franchise. I'd like to see a complete overhaul of our S&C and analytics program. I really like what LSU has done in transitioning their dinosaur S&C training program into a modern, cutting edge type system. We need to do some research and up our game. There's still football. We're still Saints fan. It is what it is. |
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Overall i think the D played pretty well considering our top 3 corners were out (lattimore, adebo, roby), but they were in position to play much better if they could tackle.
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Like Fitzgerald said, if you have a Qb throwing interceptions it might as well be Winston. At least when Winston throws one it could just as easily be a TD.
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