Audio-Sean Payton talks to the media

SaintsBro · 04-26-2012, 07:36 AM

Does anybody besides me think this whole Zurich Classic thing was orchestrated by Payton, with this business of Ingram also conspicuously being there and not able to talk to Sean? "If I see him, I'd have to turn around and leave" and all that. It was on purpose, I think....And of course EVERY reporter asks Payton and Ingram the same question about it, it keeps it in the news and makes it look kinda humorous -- almost like slapstick comedy... It really shows how SILLY the terms of Goodell's suspension is! I actually think this was an FU to Goodell by Payton.

It's Payton's way of saying, look, I'm still here, I'm still popular, I'm not going away that easily. He's signing autographs, talking about the support of the fans, and every time he gets in front of a microphone, I think we'll see that Payton gives the same humble speech (which I thought was perfect) and he deflects it back to GOODELL and THE LEAGUE.

Golfing is the ultimate perfect metaphor for "look at me, I'm not working," and poor Sean Payton can't even do that without running into a star Saints player and a crowd of reporters, it's making Goodell and his punishment look kinda stupid. See what I mean?

TheOak · 04-26-2012, 10:26 AM

Originally Posted by SaintsBro

Does anybody besides me think this whole Zurich Classic thing was orchestrated by Payton, with this business of Ingram also conspicuously being there and not able to talk to Sean? "If I see him, I'd have to turn around and leave" and all that. It was on purpose, I think....And of course EVERY reporter asks Payton and Ingram the same question about it, it keeps it in the news and makes it look kinda humorous -- almost like slapstick comedy... It really shows how SILLY the terms of Goodell's suspension is! I actually think this was an FU to Goodell by Payton.

It's Payton's way of saying, look, I'm still here, I'm still popular, I'm not going away that easily. He's signing autographs, talking about the support of the fans, and every time he gets in front of a microphone, I think we'll see that Payton gives the same humble speech (which I thought was perfect) and he deflects it back to GOODELL and THE LEAGUE.

Golfing is the ultimate perfect metaphor for "look at me, I'm not working," and poor Sean Payton can't even do that without running into a star Saints player and a crowd of reporters, it's making Goodell and his punishment look kinda stupid. See what I mean?

Easy fix... Call Ray Anderson and tell him " I may run into Ingram on the Golf Course this week".... Any problems with that?

NFL never said he couldn't run into people.. Said he had to report it.

04-26-2012, 10:26 AM	#2
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,039	Originally Posted by SaintsBro Does anybody besides me think this whole Zurich Classic thing was orchestrated by Payton, with this business of Ingram also conspicuously being there and not able to talk to Sean? "If I see him, I'd have to turn around and leave" and all that. It was on purpose, I think....And of course EVERY reporter asks Payton and Ingram the same question about it, it keeps it in the news and makes it look kinda humorous -- almost like slapstick comedy... It really shows how SILLY the terms of Goodell's suspension is! I actually think this was an FU to Goodell by Payton. It's Payton's way of saying, look, I'm still here, I'm still popular, I'm not going away that easily. He's signing autographs, talking about the support of the fans, and every time he gets in front of a microphone, I think we'll see that Payton gives the same humble speech (which I thought was perfect) and he deflects it back to GOODELL and THE LEAGUE. Golfing is the ultimate perfect metaphor for "look at me, I'm not working," and poor Sean Payton can't even do that without running into a star Saints player and a crowd of reporters, it's making Goodell and his punishment look kinda stupid. See what I mean? Easy fix... Call Ray Anderson and tell him " I may run into Ingram on the Golf Course this week".... Any problems with that? NFL never said he couldn't run into people.. Said he had to report it.

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SaintsBro Site Donor Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: in line with my ridiculous CLEAR PLASTIC BAG Posts: 3,650 Blog Entries: 3	Does anybody besides me think this whole Zurich Classic thing was orchestrated by Payton, with this business of Ingram also conspicuously being there and not able to talk to Sean? "If I see him, I'd have to turn around and leave" and all that. It was on purpose, I think....And of course EVERY reporter asks Payton and Ingram the same question about it, it keeps it in the news and makes it look kinda humorous -- almost like slapstick comedy... It really shows how SILLY the terms of Goodell's suspension is! I actually think this was an FU to Goodell by Payton. It's Payton's way of saying, look, I'm still here, I'm still popular, I'm not going away that easily. He's signing autographs, talking about the support of the fans, and every time he gets in front of a microphone, I think we'll see that Payton gives the same humble speech (which I thought was perfect) and he deflects it back to GOODELL and THE LEAGUE. Golfing is the ultimate perfect metaphor for "look at me, I'm not working," and poor Sean Payton can't even do that without running into a star Saints player and a crowd of reporters, it's making Goodell and his punishment look kinda stupid. See what I mean?