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The New Orleans Saints coaching staff remained tight-lipped Friday on whether the offensive play calling against St. Louis will come from the sideline or the box, but the message between the lines was clear that the overall tenor of the game will be largely the same regardless.

Coach Sean Payton, his broken left leg still heavily wrapped, will once again be confined to a box high above the Edward Jones Dome when New Orleans takes on the winless Rams, while offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael Jr. will patrol the sideline. The two held similar positions at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome last week, and Carmichael called his first game ever as the Saints buried the Colts 62-7.

The answer as to who decided what play got radio transmitted into quarterback Drew Brees helmet will be revealed sometime after noon Sunday, Payton said. But it isn't a secret that those plays have already been culled from the Saints book by Payton, Carmichael and the rest of the offensive staff in a series of nearly endless meetings that unfold each week prior to a game, Payton said.

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New Orleans Saints play callers are on the same page, be it from the booth or the sideline - New Orleans Saints Football NFL News - NOLA.com

Halo

WOW me-thinks not so much LOL.

strato

LOL...yeah no doubt..