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Sean Payton needs to give up play calling duties
Been saying this for a long time now. Change is good and its needed right now. Geaux Saints
Brian Billick says Sean Payton should consider giving up play-calling duties | NOLA.com |
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It's obvious.
We've all been saying it for years, way too predictable. 1st and 10 run for 1 yard 2nd and 9 pass to full back for 2 yards 3rd and 7 screen pass that goes for 2 yards. Punt Repeat. |
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Let's see:
Brian Billick: Games over .500: 16 Super Bowl Wins: 1 Overall Championships: 1 Conference Championships: 1 Division Championships: 2 Sean Payton: Games over .500: 30 Super Bowl Wins: 1 Overall Championships: 1 Conference Championships: 1 Division Championships: 3 Not that I don't agree with him, but it doesn't take an "expert" to get to that conclusion. |
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And give it to who? That's a silly statement. Payton is better than anyone we bring in to call plays.
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I'm all for it, anything that might turn things around. SP is to damn stubborn though even though Carmicheal called plays in 2011 and 2012 and the offense run smoothly
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Sean Payton will bring this offense down with him.... He should focus on the head coaching side of thing it would be nice to see a offense that I didn't know what play was being ran next....
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The Cowboys, the Packers both of these teams have recently turned the play calling over and the QBs love it.
Sean, please take yourself out of the this equation. If you can't or won't do it then leave. |
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This thread is FREAKING STUPID. The problem over the years has been DEFENSE AND DRAFTS and slightly better teams. And lets not forget this idiot.
http://l3.yimg.com/bt/api/res/1.2/hv...jpg_021554.jpg This year the problem is 25 new players, Brees injury killing the passing game over 10 yards, young WRs and penalties. Throw in salary cap numbers to keep the team competitive for 9 years, and if you still think Payton is the problem, you must be a new fan or not paying attention. Saints Offense Yards Per Game - Regular Season 2014 #1Some of you fans must be stupid dog lovers or something. :cool: :doh: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-J...ding%2Bdog.gif |
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I have no idea why people pick on SP when the defense has sucked for so long.
Your try putting up 35pts a game for 9 years to win, its pathetic. We should be Booing them every time they waste clock and allow 30 pts. We have had the worst defense in the NFL for 9 years and the best offense in the NFL for 9 years, and your mad at SP? Im piss at some of his calls, but I know what lost us playoff games, and cant hold, and that defense. They suck |
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Look at last year Vs falcons in the dome we scored 7 points Vs Bengals in the dome we scored 10 points Vs panthers in the dome we scored 10 points Of course the defense will let up points if the offense are on the field all of 15 seconds and then punt it straight back. |
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Last time I checked we had 408 yards vs the cardinals but came away empty on 3 redzone trips. |
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Not sure if the play calling is a real issue, but I get the point of it for the reason to focus on being the head coach. The problem with anyone trying to call plays is the talent level is considerably lower than it was just a few years back. Devery Henderson, Lance Moore, Jeremy Shockey/Jimmy Graham, Darren Sproles, Pierre Thomas, Colston in his prime, okay now that you get the point where are the replacements for all these guys? Brandin Cooks is a nice start but who else do the Saints have in the passing game?
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A head coaches job should be to focus on the area of the team that needs the most help....I'm sick of everyone complaining about the defense when everyone of us and every other team knew it would suck....well now we have the offense to match. I will say this again....for the last 4 years everyone said lets just not have the worst defense in the league and we would win 10+ games. But that's what happens when you just trade all your weapons on offense away.
Now, let's talk about Brees...before the hit last week he couldn't throw the ball down the field so don't use this injury as an excuse. When was the last time he three a 40 yrd or more pass down the field that a wr didn't have to stop a wait for the ball to fall out the sky? This team sucks right now period...and I'm for anything that might help so just maybe Carmichael might give us a different look on offense. |
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First of all, one or more of the veterans is inadvertantly tipping our plays at the line; as much film as there is on these guys, someone was bound to find something...
Second, the right side of our line is 30+ years old, each, have gotten paid, so there not as spry as they once were... Third, the best receiver in franchise history and probably as classy a person that has donned the black and gold probably has an arthritic knee and has been giving one of the bravest performance in sports right before our eyes with no fanfare - a trademark of his character... Fourth, we've got a 2015 rookie first round pick who came in out-of-shape (not the first) who needs to step the **** up and energize the right side of this offensive line... Fifth, we had two second round picks taken from us in back to back drafts - not that the Saints have done a stellar job in the draft prior to Jeff Ireland's arrival, but look at some of the names in those rounds that would have been there and process... Finally, the front office decisions with regards to Free Agency have been as big a handicap as the loss of those two second round picks; failing to outmaneuver Brees and agent by not signing Carl Nicks ahead of Brees, overpaying, rather over-extending for Evans, failing to sign a very affordable free agent guard this season, the front office effort and decision making has been completely awful since the fortunate bounces in 2006... Now that processed, when you factor the committments to Unger, Spiller and Ingram, as well as having the luxury of Khiry Robionson, not to mention an untapped Marcus Murphy, Payton has got to make more of a committment to the run... |
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I understand all the stats and all that but and I say but, most of drews yards are thrash yards at the end of games that don't put winning games in the stat mode thrash yards. after game is over or been over,the comeback stats or getting old because its been awhile since he led a comeback.
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Good points on both sides of this.
Giving up play calling helps him focus on HC of a real new team. On the other side, ineffective execution and inability of receivers to get separation means to me that it wouldn't matter who was calling the plays. |
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Isn't the purpose of offense to score points? Fantasy Football owners know that QBs & WRs rack of monster yards when they are constantly trailing in the 2nd half.
This "#1 Offense" business is waaay misleading. Scoring Offense Numbers (NFL Ranks) NFL.com New Orleans Saints 2014: #9 2013: #10 2012: #3 Carmichael calling plays 2011: #2 Carmichael calling plays 2010: #11 2009: #1 (Super Bowl) The argument I make is in the numbers: I believe Carmichael can get this offense to put up more points than Payton can with play-calling. The NFL has Payton figured out & I'm thinking "something is rotten in the state of Denmark" between QB & HC. Just my opinion, though. |
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Payton calls plays out of ego, not out of necessity. He should have given up that job when he came back in 2013 after seeing the outstanding job Carmichael did in 2012 while Payton was on suspension. SFIAH |
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No one is #1 in every catagory, but we have hardly gone below 5th in any catagory for 9 seasons. So whats your point ? You know its an accurate stat. Just saying diz, you know Im not trying to make the O look better than they are. I was totally pissed at SP's calls this and last season. Pissed at Brees for losing 3 games last year. But you know as well as I do we might have had 2-3 rings by now if we didnt have a sucky D. Better yet look at the D stats lol . You lauph your ass off. If I was OC for saints for sense SP I would have ended up in jail, because I know I would have shot a few of the DC's. |
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New Orleans Saints red zone 2015: #17 2014: #7 2013: #12 2012: #2 Carmichael calling plays 2011: #6 Carmichael calling plays 2010: #19 2009: #5 (Super Bowl) I dont even want to look up D its all 25-32. And allot of these stats get messed up because your D is always failing so your fighting desperate all the time. With a 15-10th ranked D those stats would be higher. |
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