jeanpierre

This Bullshinski can not be tolerated...

jeanpierre

A few Arguments for moving Peterson...

First, concerns about Peterson being able to accept a role where he's not the featured weapon on offense were painfully evident on the sideline during only the first battle of the season...

Second, Running Backs, specifically feature or power backs need touches to get a rhythm and be effective; Payton is a "2:1 pass:run" play caller...

Third, with Ingram also in the stable and in his prime, and now moulded to fit Payton's offense after five seasons, we've got one two many featured power backs...

Fourth, at least three teams are in desperate need of the type of back Peterson thinks he is already in Week 1 and his stock can only go down - move him now...

Fifth, D. Victor showed effective during the preseason, bring him back in a part-time relief role as his salary would be more appropriate for that role than what we are paying Peterson...

It's not that my way is the right way, I just make the right way my way...

rezburna

He should be mad. Mark Igram should be too. We should have featured those two all night long on the ground and through the air. Payton needs to go.

ChrisXVI

Peterson should have never been signed. It didn't make any sense. I don't understand why we didn't really get Ingram involved until the end of the 4th quarter. Clearly Alvin Kamara is our RB of the future but Ingram is one of our best weapons right now and he wasn't out there.

darksoul35

It seems like sometimes Payten out thinks himself. Too worried about mismatch packages when sometimes simple is the answer. Its still only week one but Brees almost got killed last night. Our defense looked worse than last year.

dizzle88

I was stoked for the AP signing, but he does not look like a good fit for our offense.

Another frustrating thing is Payton will not admit fault and Peterson will not be released/traded.

Tobias-Reiper

If you watched that game and you think that is the bullshinski that can't be tolerated...

jeanpierre

I did watch the game, the entire game, did you?

Tobias-Reiper

Unfortunately, yes. Why do you ask?

What is so wrong about AP saying "we need to run the ball" to the HC?
Should he start and end sentences with "Sir"?
Speak only when spoken to?

What I found bullshinski:
The awful play calling through 4 quarters.
The complete lack of in-game adjustments by both offense and defense.
1 out of 5 in the red zone.
Letting a walk-on WR look like Randy Moss.
Letting Bradford stand in his pocket for ages, untouched, the entire game (save for one freak sack) when going against an o-line that has never played together in a regular season game.

So, in all, AP telling Payton "we need to run the ball" doesn't even make the list of the bullshinski I witness.

'Cause the simple man pays the thrills, the bills and the pills that kill

SmashMouth