Oh God here we go. Yeah 4 wins and blah b;lah blah. You better get used to it man, you're going to get 4 wins, how you like that.

How the F do you know, you don't? But right now I know damn well what I have in SP, 7-9, falling down in the biggest games, starting off atrocious.

Jim Haslett
10-6, 7-9, 9-7, 8-8, 8-8.
Besides 09-11, and Jim's final season (which was beyond his control) they look remarkably similar.

Like I have said, I don't think it is that SP can't coach anymore, I think he needs some new digs. 7-9 aint cutting it.

Give me Harbaugh, but besides that look at the job Jack has done in Oakland. Not to say I am looking for him, but I am saying, there are coaches out there.

If SP stays, and my gut says he will because the contract is way too new, I hope we are 13-3 and in the SB next year. I do think that is impossible either.

No I don't know. None of us do. What would have been our record at this point if we hadn't been totally decimated by injuries? But, of course, all of those injuries have to be blamed on Payton, right? Del Rio could have done no better. Perhaps Harbaugh could have prevented all of those trips to the IR.

Dude I feel you on the injuries, I do, but at the same point this is at least two years in a row of the horrendous injury situation. WTF do you do keep signing the 7-9 coach because injuries are off the charts?

One of the few reasons that make sense. Although I don't think its wise to fire the head coach.

This is where the GM should step in and demand that something be done about the excessive injuries we seem to have every year.

Its not the ordinary amount, its freaking absurd the amount of injuries we have compare to the rest of the league.

Two moves Loomis should demand... fire the special teams coach and the person responsible for keeping our boys injury free.

Dude I feel you on the injuries, I do, but at the same point this is at least two years in a row of the horrendous injury situation. WTF do you do keep signing the 7-9 coach because injuries are off the charts?

You seriously connect the best offensive coach in the history of the Saints, if not in the entire NFL, to injuries, mainly on the defensive side of the ball? You don't think it bugs the crap out of him, as well?

at the end of the day you win or lose. we had 3/4 of our secondary out against the skins in 09 and against the pats. you win or you lose, if you lose you find a new job

If it was up to fans. Or some fans.

well, no, that's reality. when it happens is not up to us, but if you keep churning 7-9 you're getting fired