Those "half-dozen people" are undoutedly agents that are more than willing to share those numbers when the numbers are higher. When they are toward the low end? Much less likely.

Do you really believe Kellen Moore's contract is 'on the lower end?' All our other top candidates backed out. We were desperate. Loomis made it clear that any candidate had to be on the same page as him and that he supported Carr. Then Kellen Moore went on to win the Super Bowl with his offense putting up 40 points on the Chiefs vaunted D.

Call me crazy but I think you hide something when you have something to hide. I am sure there were a lot of priests transferred out of New Orleans and what people heard about why they were transfered was "nothing" because it was "a private matter" that "happens all the time."

When NFL team have something to hide about a coaching contract in many cases it may be a low number. But under these circumstances its likely the opposite, a number so high it makes everyone look desperate, the Saints for a credible candidate who would agree to work with Carr and the Saints cap mess, and Moore desperate for money for getting so much that merely being considered a top candidate like Ben Johnson couldn't explain it, and only settling on Carr for Cash could.

I believe I need to call you crazy then. Everything is some sort of conspiracy with you. Tin hats of every style must be on your hat rack.

Everything is some sort of conspiracy with you too. In my conspiracies Loomis is the villain. In yours he is the hero whose guaranteed 17-0 seasons brought about by amazing cap genius that makes him the most innovative GM in the league that every other team is seeking to emulate have only been dashed from their true destiny of many multiple championships by completely unforeseeable injuries that the rest of us just predict to be bitter and by the lack of fan faith and support in future GOAT QB Derek Carr and hall of fame coach Dennis Allen. The injuries with an aging roster, losing seasons, and firings I predict happen. The amazing winning seasons of glory you predict don't. Then you blame injury year after year after year and won't admit any contract is bad when the team goes 5-12. Ultimately your conspiracy theory of Mickey Loomis underappreciated genius and Saints as unluckiest victim of completely unforeseeable injuries is the crazy one. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting a different result. That, Guido, is you.