Ex-Saints player Delvin Breaux sounds off on relationship with Sean Payton: 'He didn't give me any respect

dizzle88 · 05-08-2020, 10:24 AM

Originally Posted by TheOak

Delvin Breaux might need to focus on maturing and managing his expectations a little more than telling his story. A doctors misdiagnosis is very unfortunate but it happens every day and that is why second opinions are sought.. because they are after all only opinions.

A grown man with a family has a responsibility to look out for him self and his family. Trust your support.... but always verify.

Whilst you are correct and it is unfortunate, "if" what Delvin says is true, then Sean Payton should have sought a second opinion or atleast had some compassion towards someone who knows when something is physically wrong, the guy knows when he cant play - he came back from a broken neck.

Those same doctors misdiagnosed Jeremy Shockey's hernia in 08 and Keenan Lewis' injury (cant remember year).

TheOak · 05-08-2020, 12:01 PM

Originally Posted by dizzle88

Whilst you are correct and it is unfortunate, "if" what Delvin says is true, then Sean Payton should have sought a second opinion or atleast had some compassion towards someone who knows when something is physically wrong, the guy knows when he cant play - he came back from a broken neck.

Those same doctors misdiagnosed Jeremy Shockey's hernia in 08 and Keenan Lewis' injury (cant remember year).

You may have misunderstood my comment. I am not relieving anyone in the Saints organization from the due diligence they should be performing in regards to their personnel, after all that's the teams investment. Those physicians should be liable for malpractice.

What I am saying is that as an adult, putting your health in the hands of someone that has 52 other people to tend to is never a wise choice especially when Delvin (who knows his body better than anyone else) knew something wasn't right. Delvin had the money and the time to get an outside opinion and should have. He wasn't 16, he was 25 years old at the youngest and a grown man.

Sean Payton, is neither the injured person nor the physician.. He has to rely on the professionals that the organization provides, he has no other choice.

05-08-2020, 10:24 AM	#1
dizzle88 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 11,532	Re: Ex-Saints player Delvin Breaux sounds off on relationship with Sean Payton: 'He didn't give me any respect Originally Posted by TheOak Delvin Breaux might need to focus on maturing and managing his expectations a little more than telling his story. A doctors misdiagnosis is very unfortunate but it happens every day and that is why second opinions are sought.. because they are after all only opinions. A grown man with a family has a responsibility to look out for him self and his family. Trust your support.... but always verify. Whilst you are correct and it is unfortunate, "if" what Delvin says is true, then Sean Payton should have sought a second opinion or atleast had some compassion towards someone who knows when something is physically wrong, the guy knows when he cant play - he came back from a broken neck. Those same doctors misdiagnosed Jeremy Shockey's hernia in 08 and Keenan Lewis' injury (cant remember year). jnormand, SmashMouth, jeanpierre and 4 others like this.

05-08-2020, 12:01 PM	#2
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,047	Re: Ex-Saints player Delvin Breaux sounds off on relationship with Sean Payton: 'He didn't give me any respect Originally Posted by dizzle88 Whilst you are correct and it is unfortunate, "if" what Delvin says is true, then Sean Payton should have sought a second opinion or atleast had some compassion towards someone who knows when something is physically wrong, the guy knows when he cant play - he came back from a broken neck. Those same doctors misdiagnosed Jeremy Shockey's hernia in 08 and Keenan Lewis' injury (cant remember year). You may have misunderstood my comment. I am not relieving anyone in the Saints organization from the due diligence they should be performing in regards to their personnel, after all that's the teams investment. Those physicians should be liable for malpractice. What I am saying is that as an adult, putting your health in the hands of someone that has 52 other people to tend to is never a wise choice especially when Delvin (who knows his body better than anyone else) knew something wasn't right. Delvin had the money and the time to get an outside opinion and should have. He wasn't 16, he was 25 years old at the youngest and a grown man. Sean Payton, is neither the injured person nor the physician.. He has to rely on the professionals that the organization provides, he has no other choice.
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