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Mobile, Ala. - Sean Payton probably did more in 45 minutes Wednesday to put some closure on the bounty saga than anything else that came before it. Whether Payton is genuinely ready to move on himself - or whether he simply views that as the best way to move his team forward - his message was clear:

Let's get past this, people.

The New Orleans Saints coach said he filled plenty of yellow notebooks with ideas during his season-long suspension. And he admitted that the need to fix his defense is "the one thing that keeps me up at night right now."

But during his first visit with the media following Wednesday's morning Senior Bowl practice, Payton's top priority was clearly to try and put the bounty controversy in the rear-view mirror.

Read more: Sean Payton's first priority with New Orleans Saints: Moving past the bounty saga | NOLA.com

Rugby Saint II

Let's see...........everyone is talking about us switching to a 3-4.
I guess it worked.

OldMaid

Ok. Fine with me.
In the media, I don't want to hear bounty next football season adn Katrina or Lower 9th Ward during SB week.
Fans here talking about these two tragic things, ok.

Many places were hit by Katrina. Lower 9 was one of many:Lakeview, Gentilly, N.O. East,Carrollton, Ponchartrain Park, St. Bernard area, Chalmette , Grand Isle. Is poor Grand Isle even still in existance?
Bountygate is over. So 2012 NFL season.

Unward and wpward to Saints 2013.

|Mitch|

Doesn't really matter, first game or god forbid an enemy players gets an injury and I can guarantee bounties will be brought to the forefront once again...

Hell, all it will take is someone complaining and Roger will reopen his investigation...

dizzle88

You know the easiest way to get past it?

Stop writing articles reminding everyone and move on!!