Observations from the saints Loss to the 49ers

neugey · 11-27-2022, 08:01 PM

Originally Posted by keithday123

To not want this team to pull it together late and win 8 or 9 games and possibly win this division and get a home playoff game is not thinking rationally.

The thing that makes it tricky this year is Sean Payton's status. With every loss we suffer (especially ones like today where we got shut out), Payton's stock goes up, and we do want Sean Payton's stock as high as it can be so both he and us get a godfather offer for his services is 2023.

I want to win, but at least if the losses mount, Sean Payton's stock goes up and DA's stock goes down, which may benefit us next year going forward.

Anyway - a few of my observations:
- I had to listen to the game on NFL+, and before long chose the 49ers radio broadcast over our own. The 49ers PBP guy was a lot clearer and more matter of fact and it was much easier to follow the game. And I love Deuce, and maybe it is just me, but he is not doing it as a color man for me.
- Our fumbles, goofs and misfires on offense wasted a very sturdy effort by our defense. This game was in our reach and we failed.
- We really need a good young RB to complement Kamara and there will be many in this draft. Many I watched on Friday and Saturday that I could get behind. Don't eff it up, draft at least one.

BakoSaint · 11-27-2022, 08:55 PM

Originally Posted by neugey

The thing that makes it tricky this year is Sean Payton's status. With every loss we suffer (especially ones like today where we got shut out), Payton's stock goes up, and we do want Sean Payton's stock as high as it can be so both he and us get a godfather offer for his services is 2023.

I want to win, but at least if the losses mount, Sean Payton's stock goes up and DA's stock goes down, which may benefit us next year going forward.

Anyway - a few of my observations:
- I had to listen to the game on NFL+, and before long chose the 49ers radio broadcast over our own. The 49ers PBP guy was a lot clearer and more matter of fact and it was much easier to follow the game. And I love Deuce, and maybe it is just me, but he is not doing it as a color man for me.
- Our fumbles, goofs and misfires on offense wasted a very sturdy effort by our defense. This game was in our reach and we failed.
- We really need a good young RB to complement Kamara and there will be many in this draft. Many I watched on Friday and Saturday that I could get behind. Don't eff it up, draft at least one.

Imagine if we had not traded our 1st. Then with every loss that pick goes up and Paytons stock goes up. First and foremost I blame Loomis because although everyone is a piece of this disaster, he is the one who bet the farm and put us in a sitatuation where if this happened it would be much harder to rebuild. Also Allen etc can’t control the lousy refs but Loomis had all the data to know there was a high chance the refs would do this and yet he still traded the 1st. He is the one person who should have factored that in with NOT trading any of our picks knowing that if things went wrong the refs would pile on and it could be a high pick.

11-27-2022, 08:01 PM	#1
neugey Hu Dat! Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 6,885 Blog Entries: 13	Re: Observations from the saints Loss to the 49ers Originally Posted by keithday123 To not want this team to pull it together late and win 8 or 9 games and possibly win this division and get a home playoff game is not thinking rationally. The thing that makes it tricky this year is Sean Payton's status. With every loss we suffer (especially ones like today where we got shut out), Payton's stock goes up, and we do want Sean Payton's stock as high as it can be so both he and us get a godfather offer for his services is 2023. I want to win, but at least if the losses mount, Sean Payton's stock goes up and DA's stock goes down, which may benefit us next year going forward. Anyway - a few of my observations: - I had to listen to the game on NFL+, and before long chose the 49ers radio broadcast over our own. The 49ers PBP guy was a lot clearer and more matter of fact and it was much easier to follow the game. And I love Deuce, and maybe it is just me, but he is not doing it as a color man for me. - Our fumbles, goofs and misfires on offense wasted a very sturdy effort by our defense. This game was in our reach and we failed. - We really need a good young RB to complement Kamara and there will be many in this draft. Many I watched on Friday and Saturday that I could get behind. Don't eff it up, draft at least one.

11-27-2022, 08:55 PM	#2
BakoSaint 1000 Posts + Join Date: Dec 2018 Posts: 2,459	Re: Observations from the saints Loss to the 49ers Originally Posted by neugey The thing that makes it tricky this year is Sean Payton's status. With every loss we suffer (especially ones like today where we got shut out), Payton's stock goes up, and we do want Sean Payton's stock as high as it can be so both he and us get a godfather offer for his services is 2023. I want to win, but at least if the losses mount, Sean Payton's stock goes up and DA's stock goes down, which may benefit us next year going forward. Anyway - a few of my observations: - I had to listen to the game on NFL+, and before long chose the 49ers radio broadcast over our own. The 49ers PBP guy was a lot clearer and more matter of fact and it was much easier to follow the game. And I love Deuce, and maybe it is just me, but he is not doing it as a color man for me. - Our fumbles, goofs and misfires on offense wasted a very sturdy effort by our defense. This game was in our reach and we failed. - We really need a good young RB to complement Kamara and there will be many in this draft. Many I watched on Friday and Saturday that I could get behind. Don't eff it up, draft at least one. Imagine if we had not traded our 1st. Then with every loss that pick goes up and Paytons stock goes up. First and foremost I blame Loomis because although everyone is a piece of this disaster, he is the one who bet the farm and put us in a sitatuation where if this happened it would be much harder to rebuild. Also Allen etc can’t control the lousy refs but Loomis had all the data to know there was a high chance the refs would do this and yet he still traded the 1st. He is the one person who should have factored that in with NOT trading any of our picks knowing that if things went wrong the refs would pile on and it could be a high pick.
BakoSaint 1000 Posts + Join Date: Dec 2018 Posts: 2,459