Originally Posted by teddybarexxx (Post 633916)

so let the blame game begin. who needs to go?, who needs to be fired?, well to be honest with you all, everyone needs to go. for those who say fire r ryan are the same ones that give sp and drew brees a pass by making excuses for their play on the field. yeah i said it, a pass! its always the ol, our the receivers. i never see posts on here talking about the lack luster, predictable, old, pathetic offensive play calling we've been experiencing for the past two years. last year we gave sp a pass. we all were saying its his first year back from suspension. he and drew wasnt on the same page. blah blah blah. now what's the excuse? oh i know the defense. its r ryan fault that drew brees was out there holding the ball like his trying to hold his wife. its r ryan fault rcvs isnt getting open, its r ryan fault the offense couldnt produce drives or get crucial first downs, or couldnt score in the redzone, or get anywhere near the redzone, its r ryan fault when drew brees throws 2 picks a game. it's his fault we lost our opportunity to be playing in the playoffs. our offense at times as i said before time after time again our offense looks stagnant. at times our offense couldnt produce drives when we needed them. i can think of several games i felt we lost on offense. now with all that being said. our defense has failed us miserably. i do feel we should keep r ryan. give this group of guys opportunity to learn his system. i remember when we got rid of m jenkins and r harper, j greer etc etc. a lot of you all thought those moves were necessary. i didnt because i knew we were losing a lot of veterans on the field. a lot guys that knew our system, our lockerroom culture. that could rally guys. we had none of that this year. you can tell on the sideline with players body language. no spark, no sense of urgency. nothing. so if anyone should go first i feel its our head coach because he failed us just as well as everyone else.

Originally Posted by SloMotion (Post 633935)

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Originally Posted by teddybarexxx (Post 633946)

.....and at what point (even without the punctuation) you couldnt follow wtf i was saying? see you're the same ppl i was talking about in the first part of my paragraph. you're the ones that's always taking up (or giving a pass) to sp and drew brees. ask me how i know. you didnt make one sensible comment about what i said vs. finding a puntuation error(s). i'm sure if i were to go to some of the fb's and instagram accounts, i'm sure you have several errors as well. well i'm sure in the hell glad i can spell! lol

Originally Posted by teddybarexxx (Post 633916)

i remember when we got rid of m jenkins and r harper, j greer etc etc. a lot of you all thought those moves were necessary. i didnt because i knew we were losing a lot of veterans on the field. a lot guys that knew our system, our lockerroom culture. that could rally guys.