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Sean Payton disappointed in Saints’ special teams
Posted by Michael David Smith on November 18, 2016, 4:58 AM EST https://nbcprofootballtalk.files.wor...2676.jpg?w=250 CHARLOTTE, NC - NOVEMBER 17: Wil Lutz #3 of the New Orleans Saints kicks a field goal against the Carolina Panthers at Bank of America Stadium on November 17, 2016 in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Photo by Mike Comer/Getty Images) Getty Images The Saints have lost close games thanks in large part to special teams miscues two weeks in a row, and coach Sean Payton is fed up. Payton said after Thursday night’s loss to the Panthers, which included a blocked field goal that set up a Carolina touchdown, that he needs to look at what is happening on special teams. “The sequence, the blocked field goal, that’s a 10 point swing. Two weeks in a row now we are struggling just to kick a PAT or a field goal, it’s disappointing,” Payton said. Last week the Saints lost to the Broncos when what could have been a game-winning extra point was blocked and returned for two points by Denver. Payton said the Saints will be looking at whether they need to make changes to their special teams personnel. “We have a long break here and take a look at it all,” Payton said. “Fundamentally we have to be able to kick an extra point. If we come up short we have to be able to kick a field goal that’s a makable one. We have just struggled in that area. It cost us in New York, it cost us last week in Denver and it cost us again tonight.” In the tight NFC South, special teams might cost the Saints a playoff berth. Sean Payton disappointed in Saints’ special teams | ProFootballTalk |
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And I'm sure McMahon is really sorry about that, but take some freaking action Payton! You and McMahon can hang out at your Eastern Illinois get-together's with your other college buddies.
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Nothing will change...
"We'll look at it", that's about all he'll do. Might have been a good idea to look at it before it gave you 3 loses. Guess what, it sucked last year too. |
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Payton hasn't got the minerals to do anything about it.
He's one of Payton's "Yes men" so he will try to brush it under the carpet until it hurts us again, which it will. |
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It's Disappointing? really? Well, that's nice. I'd be furious and embarrassed if my special teams looked like a poorly coached junior high squad.
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What the Hell was that.
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McMahon won't be here long.
But just as in business, you don't replace someone unless you have an upgrade available. But I'd imagine Payton has a list of upgrades |
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NY Giants was which game on the schedule?
Blocked short fg run back for td Right then - correct it Reinforce the front Work on kicker ball trajectory Put faster players on the edges to stop runback Now three games, two in a row McMahon needs to go, now He has been a liability forever The only bright spot is Morestead |
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Special teams has been a problem for 4 years... Nothing new, it will continue next year. He is buddies with Payton and won't go anywhere.
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Disappointed? How many games has special teams lost for us this year? Take care of it now Payton. Do I remember a Payton that was a lot more risk taking and hard charging? Just sayin. Maybe instead of WHODAT we need to start saying DEYDAT!
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Just going off point for a second, anyone else think it's a little lame that Brees continues to get the fans to do the Who dat chant prior to the game?
I mean it's not like we are defending SB champs or anything, we are washed up team that chants "Who dat say they gon' beat them Saints," and then the other team wins. |
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We all see the huge void on the OL for the past few years especially on the right side. so does the rest of the NFL.
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Maybe, just maybe, Sean hasn't thought of it yet. How about Black & Gold starting a campaign? Show up at the games with Can McMahon signs. Post them up close to Sean's home. Get Sean's favorite restaurants to hang one up. Hey, Sean does have a lot on his plate. Let's help him out a bit.
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Okay, Sean is "disappointed". Now I feel better.
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He's "disappointed"? Oh that's good, I thought maybe it was just us!! It's time to fire someone!
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WWL had Morten Andersen on the other night. He stated the problem appears to be both slow get off and a low trajectory. But he said both can be corrected, but it usually takes an off-season to do it.
http://media.wwl.com/a/117491939/11-...pageid=1498971 |
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try over load the right side and run over the OL
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you don't air your business in the media.
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I don't blame Lutz from what I saw. There was ton of penetration on his right side along with real push up the middle allowing the guy in the middle to get that block. All that penetration on the right then turned into a convoy of blockers for Kuechly.
To be honest, Kuechly was probably in there as a last line of defense to guard the goalline against a fake or a broken play. The block field goal return was kind of a freak play the way it set up, but when you get push like the Panthers did, not really. |
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Why isn't Morten Andersen a hired "consultant"? He should be on permanent retainer with the Saints!
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These blocked FG attempts have made me to start drinking heavily...
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The signs should read
Mcmahon You're fired And feature our incoming president's photo That will get media attention |
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