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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; He is a great young mind. I don't want us to lose him. He has proved himself as an offensive coordinator. He has proved himself to not be a head coach. CAN ANYONE GIVE ONE LOGICAL EXPLANATION FOR SHOWING UP ...
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Re: Looking for a new head coach?
He is a great young mind. I don't want us to lose him. He has proved himself as an offensive coordinator. He has proved himself to not be a head coach.
CAN ANYONE GIVE ONE LOGICAL EXPLANATION FOR SHOWING UP FOR THE NFC CHAMPIONSHIP THE DAY BEFORE THE GAME IN CHICAGO? IS THAT A GREAT MIND AT WORK? WHAT THE ?>l:!#$%$!!!!!!!!!! |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Arlington Tx
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Re: Looking for a new head coach?
Originally Posted by abutler
Lets see he was a coordinator for going on how many years 10-12 years? He's been a head coach for two! Once again, you just need to slow down...and see how things play out next year. ![]()
You have to learn to look at the bright side of things. For example the NFC South: The Bucs: QB is old, and the Def is old....they are going to have to hit a rebuilding point sooner than later. The Panthers: See the buc's.....and they are getting really close to rebuilding. The Falcons: The front office, problems....no QB, no clear vision on offense and def. It will be a good three or four years before they are back on track. The saints are close to something speical right now in the NFC. Its a young team, with a great mind for a head coach. Our time will come, but dont be so quick to jump the gun. |
You say that were nuts for pulling for them, you call them sorry, you wonder why we deal with them year after year. Well New Orleans is like no other city in the world, and no fans are anything like saint fans.
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