kannon315

The guys has never coached alongside an offensive machine like ours. The best he had was Tony "Late Game" Turnover last year and that offense was 15th in scoring. *The Saints, under Payton have finished no higher than 12th in scoring offense with 4 top-5 finishes.

In 9 years Rob Ryan is.............
27-10 with an 8 pt. or more lead,
29 times he's allowed less than 21 points,
#1 pass defense in 2006 (Rookie Michael Huff, Stuart Schwiegert, Asomugha, Routt).
He has had 4 years in the top 15 rushing yards allowed.
4 years top 10 in Ints.*
6 years top 15 passing TDs allowed

In Rob Ryan's career*(144 games)
12 games allowing 10 pts. or less
56 games allowing 21 pts. or less (39%)
83 games allowing 24 pts. or less (58%)

I think that's good considering coaching alongside inept offenses for 7 years in Oakland and Cleveland for 7 years.

Sean Payton's Career (104 games including playoffs)
15-0 when opps. score 10 or less (100%)
42-4 when opps. score 21 or less (91%)
53-9 when opps. score 24 or less (85%)

Payton and Ryan would be*
12-0, 51-5, and 71-8 by this analysis with Rob Ryan as his DC.

Rob Ryan may not be the greatest coordinator in the NFL but we don't need him to be. If he can get our defense to perform on average, of what he has done in all his other coaching stops, we'll be fine. As far as personnel our D looked best when GW used a 3-man line IMHO.*

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