So this pisses me off.......

TallySaint · 12-27-2006, 10:29 AM

"Eirc Mangini should be coach of the year"

"Chad Pennington for Comeback player of the year"

"The New York Jets are the most improved team from last year."

New York City???

Get a rope.

8)

mighty12 · 12-27-2006, 01:48 PM

Originally Posted by BlackandBlue

Who do you think should be "Comeback Player of the Year"?

How about the guy that "CAME BACK" from a surgery that everyone said he would NEVER come back from. I remember arguing the case that Drew would return to pro bowl form, and alot of people were saying that no QB has ever "COME BACK" from the type of injury he sustained. He IS the come back player of the year. The chargers threw him to the wayside, and no other team would touch him, but we did, and it worked.

GoldRush26 · 12-27-2006, 03:29 PM

Let the Jets and Chad have the awards. They are well deserved, despite all of the objections here, and they will be one and done anyway in that AFC playoff structure.

Bobaganoosh · 12-27-2006, 03:39 PM

With all due respect guys, Brees didnt miss any time last year...and neither did Carson Palmer. Now technically, they had to come back from injuries they suffered at the end of the year, but they played 16 games last season and both had very good years. So i dont think they should be considered for comeback players of the year. I do see the arguement for Deuce to get it, but i see this as Pennington's award. As far as coach of the year goes, Payton shouldnt only win...it should be unanimous. He should win and it shouldnt even be close. He didnt just have issues with his football team, he had issues with the entire city and state.

redjem25 · 12-27-2006, 03:47 PM

As far as coach of the year goes, Payton shouldnt only win...it should be unanimous. He should win and it shouldnt even be close. He didnt just have issues with his football team, he had issues with the entire city and state.

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Payton just may have saved our Saints in more ways than one,
now where should that statue of him be put up?

BlackandBlue · 12-27-2006, 10:54 PM

Originally Posted by Bobaganoosh

With all due respect guys, Brees didnt miss any time last year...and neither did Carson Palmer. Now technically, they had to come back from injuries they suffered at the end of the year, but they played 16 games last season and both had very good years. So i dont think they should be considered for comeback players of the year. I do see the arguement for Deuce to get it, but i see this as Pennington's award. As far as coach of the year goes, Payton shouldnt only win...it should be unanimous. He should win and it shouldnt even be close. He didnt just have issues with his football team, he had issues with the entire city and state.

thank you. the point I was trying to make

blacksaint · 12-28-2006, 12:36 AM

I think were going to get screwed on a couple of year ending awards, but that's o.k. We still have the Coach, and Executive Of Year, Offensive Player Of The Year(should be MVP, but that's o.k.), Comeback Player Of The Year, should be Brees or McAllister, not Pennington, he's doing o.k., but no where near the success that Brees and McAllister is having. And ROY will be a ripoff, a travesty, a crime of popularity, I'm not taking anything from Young, but he's only completing 52.6% of his passes, 18td's-6rushing, 11int's, and a 69.7 QB rating, some would say, he's a rookie Mike Vick. Now, you have REGGIE BUSH, if voters acually look at film on REGGIE, even the games where he barely registered any statistics, they would see the blocks this kid makes on a regular. REGGIE has scored 8tds, 5-rushing, 2-rec., 1 punt return, and has 1490yds from scimmage, all of this while being the most spied on player on the field every Sunday. There's noway possible that Vince Young is more of a ROY over REGGIE BUSH noway in hell, but because the Titans won 6 games in a row they'll going to give it to him, what a shame. So, they can take those awards and shove'em, we here in the BLACK & GOLD NATION know the truth, I'll take the one that really count the most. SUPERBOWL CHAMPIONS!! GO NFC SOUTH DIVISION CHAMPION SAINTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

GoldRush26 · 12-28-2006, 01:07 AM

Originally Posted by blacksaint

I think were going to get screwed on a couple of year ending awards, but that's o.k. We still have the Coach, and Executive Of Year, Offensive Player Of The Year(should be MVP, but that's o.k.), Comeback Player Of The Year, should be Brees or McAllister, not Pennington, he's doing o.k., but no where near the success that Brees and McAllister is having. And ROY will be a ripoff, a travesty, a crime of popularity, I'm not taking anything from Young, but he's only completing 52.6% of his passes, 18td's-6rushing, 11int's, and a 69.7 QB rating, some would say, he's a rookie Mike Vick. Now, you have REGGIE BUSH, if voters acually look at film on REGGIE, even the games where he barely registered any statistics, they would see the blocks this kid makes on a regular. REGGIE has scored 8tds, 5-rushing, 2-rec., 1 punt return, and has 1490yds from scimmage, all of this while being the most spied on player on the field every Sunday. There's noway possible that Vince Young is more of a ROY over REGGIE BUSH noway in hell, but because the Titans won 6 games in a row they'll going to give it to him, what a shame. So, they can take those awards and shove'em, we here in the BLACK & GOLD NATION know the truth, I'll take the one that really count the most. SUPERBOWL CHAMPIONS!! GO NFC SOUTH DIVISION CHAMPION SAINTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'll reiterate what someone above JUST said. Brees didn't miss any game time last year, so he's not going to get Comeback player of the year. What's he coming back from? A really good year?

Deuce is impressive, but sorry not more impressive than Chad Pennington. He has them most likely going to the playoffs and they have FAR less talent than we do.

And what VY has done to that Titans team, is simply amazing. We all love Reggie here, but lets keep it real now. Reggie is one piece of our many offensive weapons, and he hasn't put up numbers until recently. We all know that Reggie's contributions go beyond the numbers, but so does Vince Young's. You can't say that Reggie's stats don't count but Vince Young's does.

Reggie has an outstanding supporting cast, whereas VY IS the Titans offense. And yes, winning 6 games in a row is highly impressive Look past your bias, bro. Vince Young has earned ROY.

Tobias-Reiper · 12-28-2006, 09:24 AM

First, who cares who names what? So ESPN wants to pander to NYC. Let them.
I can't care less what ESPN or sports writers have to say either way.

..that said, and to merely counterpoint what has been posted here...

Mangini has done a good job of coaching the Jets. Just like it was with the Saints and the Bengals, anyone who can coach them to above .500 ball is going to get accolades. The Jets have been a sorry-ass franchise since Namath, who's in the HoF for "guaranteeing" the Jets would win SBIII and playing in NY, but he really was a vry average QB.

Hiowever, at this point in time:
The Saints have wrapped up the 2nd seed in the playoffs.
The Jets are not in the playoffs. Yeah, I know, they play Oakland, and if they win, they are in as a 6th seed, yet, they're still not in.

As for the "comeback player":
Nowadays "comeback player of the year" is not awarded to players who had a really bad season then came back the next year to have a terrific season. If you look at the players who have been awarded the "honor" recently, it's been players who have come back from injury, not a bad season, or for losing playing time, but specifically, because they came back from an injury and had a good season after the injury, or even because they came back to play when the injury was considered career threatening. Off the top of my head, the past 6 or so years you got Braint Young, Steve Smith, Jon Kitna, Garrison Hearst... heck Teddy Bruschi was co-comeback palyer of the year last year for coming back from a stroke in the offseason. So Brees very well could receive the title.

Now, if Drew Brees does get the title, it will mark an unprecedented 2nd time he gets the honor. He was the Associated Press' 2004 Comeback Player of the Year. And it will be ironic since he received it not because he was injured in 2003, but because of a bad 2003 and an excellent 2004.

BooBirdSaint · 12-28-2006, 09:57 AM

Agree Tobias - No way Mangini gets COY based on head to head vs. Payton. What the Saints have done under Payton is only win what many talking heads consider the best NFC division and get two wins from the Superbowl. Thats based on today so we'll just have to see how it plays out. I don't see any of the other awards going to Saints.

12-27-2006, 10:29 AM	#11
TallySaint 1000 Posts + Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Tallahassee Posts: 1,367	"Eirc Mangini should be coach of the year" "Chad Pennington for Comeback player of the year" "The New York Jets are the most improved team from last year." New York City??? Get a rope. 8)

12-27-2006, 01:48 PM	#12
mighty12 500th Post Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 980 Blog Entries: 1	Re: RE: So this pisses me off....... Originally Posted by BlackandBlue Who do you think should be "Comeback Player of the Year"? How about the guy that "CAME BACK" from a surgery that everyone said he would NEVER come back from. I remember arguing the case that Drew would return to pro bowl form, and alot of people were saying that no QB has ever "COME BACK" from the type of injury he sustained. He IS the come back player of the year. The chargers threw him to the wayside, and no other team would touch him, but we did, and it worked.

12-27-2006, 03:29 PM	#13
GoldRush26 500th Post Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 594	RE: Re: RE: So this pisses me off....... Let the Jets and Chad have the awards. They are well deserved, despite all of the objections here, and they will be one and done anyway in that AFC playoff structure.
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12-27-2006, 03:39 PM	#14
Bobaganoosh PorkchopExpress Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 608 Blog Entries: 2	With all due respect guys, Brees didnt miss any time last year...and neither did Carson Palmer. Now technically, they had to come back from injuries they suffered at the end of the year, but they played 16 games last season and both had very good years. So i dont think they should be considered for comeback players of the year. I do see the arguement for Deuce to get it, but i see this as Pennington's award. As far as coach of the year goes, Payton shouldnt only win...it should be unanimous. He should win and it shouldnt even be close. He didnt just have issues with his football team, he had issues with the entire city and state.
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12-27-2006, 10:54 PM	#16
BlackandBlue Kinder, gentler Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: dirty south Posts: 3,889	Originally Posted by Bobaganoosh With all due respect guys, Brees didnt miss any time last year...and neither did Carson Palmer. Now technically, they had to come back from injuries they suffered at the end of the year, but they played 16 games last season and both had very good years. So i dont think they should be considered for comeback players of the year. I do see the arguement for Deuce to get it, but i see this as Pennington's award. As far as coach of the year goes, Payton shouldnt only win...it should be unanimous. He should win and it shouldnt even be close. He didnt just have issues with his football team, he had issues with the entire city and state. thank you. the point I was trying to make

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12-27-2006, 03:47 PM	#15
redjem25 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: New Orleans Posts: 203	As far as coach of the year goes, Payton shouldnt only win...it should be unanimous. He should win and it shouldnt even be close. He didnt just have issues with his football team, he had issues with the entire city and state. [/quote] Payton just may have saved our Saints in more ways than one, now where should that statue of him be put up?

12-28-2006, 12:36 AM	#17
blacksaint DARE TO ENTER Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Home Sweet Home, NEW ORLEANS, La. Posts: 1,154	I think were going to get screwed on a couple of year ending awards, but that's o.k. We still have the Coach, and Executive Of Year, Offensive Player Of The Year(should be MVP, but that's o.k.), Comeback Player Of The Year, should be Brees or McAllister, not Pennington, he's doing o.k., but no where near the success that Brees and McAllister is having. And ROY will be a ripoff, a travesty, a crime of popularity, I'm not taking anything from Young, but he's only completing 52.6% of his passes, 18td's-6rushing, 11int's, and a 69.7 QB rating, some would say, he's a rookie Mike Vick. Now, you have REGGIE BUSH, if voters acually look at film on REGGIE, even the games where he barely registered any statistics, they would see the blocks this kid makes on a regular. REGGIE has scored 8tds, 5-rushing, 2-rec., 1 punt return, and has 1490yds from scimmage, all of this while being the most spied on player on the field every Sunday. There's noway possible that Vince Young is more of a ROY over REGGIE BUSH noway in hell, but because the Titans won 6 games in a row they'll going to give it to him, what a shame. So, they can take those awards and shove'em, we here in the BLACK & GOLD NATION know the truth, I'll take the one that really count the most. SUPERBOWL CHAMPIONS!! GO NFC SOUTH DIVISION CHAMPION SAINTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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12-28-2006, 01:07 AM	#18
GoldRush26 500th Post Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 594	Originally Posted by blacksaint I think were going to get screwed on a couple of year ending awards, but that's o.k. We still have the Coach, and Executive Of Year, Offensive Player Of The Year(should be MVP, but that's o.k.), Comeback Player Of The Year, should be Brees or McAllister, not Pennington, he's doing o.k., but no where near the success that Brees and McAllister is having. And ROY will be a ripoff, a travesty, a crime of popularity, I'm not taking anything from Young, but he's only completing 52.6% of his passes, 18td's-6rushing, 11int's, and a 69.7 QB rating, some would say, he's a rookie Mike Vick. Now, you have REGGIE BUSH, if voters acually look at film on REGGIE, even the games where he barely registered any statistics, they would see the blocks this kid makes on a regular. REGGIE has scored 8tds, 5-rushing, 2-rec., 1 punt return, and has 1490yds from scimmage, all of this while being the most spied on player on the field every Sunday. There's noway possible that Vince Young is more of a ROY over REGGIE BUSH noway in hell, but because the Titans won 6 games in a row they'll going to give it to him, what a shame. So, they can take those awards and shove'em, we here in the BLACK & GOLD NATION know the truth, I'll take the one that really count the most. SUPERBOWL CHAMPIONS!! GO NFC SOUTH DIVISION CHAMPION SAINTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'll reiterate what someone above JUST said. Brees didn't miss any game time last year, so he's not going to get Comeback player of the year. What's he coming back from? A really good year? Deuce is impressive, but sorry not more impressive than Chad Pennington. He has them most likely going to the playoffs and they have FAR less talent than we do. And what VY has done to that Titans team, is simply amazing. We all love Reggie here, but lets keep it real now. Reggie is one piece of our many offensive weapons, and he hasn't put up numbers until recently. We all know that Reggie's contributions go beyond the numbers, but so does Vince Young's. You can't say that Reggie's stats don't count but Vince Young's does. Reggie has an outstanding supporting cast, whereas VY IS the Titans offense. And yes, winning 6 games in a row is highly impressive Look past your bias, bro. Vince Young has earned ROY.
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12-28-2006, 09:24 AM	#19
Tobias-Reiper Merces Letifer Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 4,161	First, who cares who names what? So ESPN wants to pander to NYC. Let them. I can't care less what ESPN or sports writers have to say either way. ..that said, and to merely counterpoint what has been posted here... Mangini has done a good job of coaching the Jets. Just like it was with the Saints and the Bengals, anyone who can coach them to above .500 ball is going to get accolades. The Jets have been a sorry-ass franchise since Namath, who's in the HoF for "guaranteeing" the Jets would win SBIII and playing in NY, but he really was a vry average QB. Hiowever, at this point in time: The Saints have wrapped up the 2nd seed in the playoffs. The Jets are not in the playoffs. Yeah, I know, they play Oakland, and if they win, they are in as a 6th seed, yet, they're still not in. As for the "comeback player": Nowadays "comeback player of the year" is not awarded to players who had a really bad season then came back the next year to have a terrific season. If you look at the players who have been awarded the "honor" recently, it's been players who have come back from injury, not a bad season, or for losing playing time, but specifically, because they came back from an injury and had a good season after the injury, or even because they came back to play when the injury was considered career threatening. Off the top of my head, the past 6 or so years you got Braint Young, Steve Smith, Jon Kitna, Garrison Hearst... heck Teddy Bruschi was co-comeback palyer of the year last year for coming back from a stroke in the offseason. So Brees very well could receive the title. Now, if Drew Brees does get the title, it will mark an unprecedented 2nd time he gets the honor. He was the Associated Press' 2004 Comeback Player of the Year. And it will be ironic since he received it not because he was injured in 2003, but because of a bad 2003 and an excellent 2004.
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12-28-2006, 09:57 AM	#20
BooBirdSaint 100th Post Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Houston Posts: 273	Agree Tobias - No way Mangini gets COY based on head to head vs. Payton. What the Saints have done under Payton is only win what many talking heads consider the best NFC division and get two wins from the Superbowl. Thats based on today so we'll just have to see how it plays out. I don't see any of the other awards going to Saints.