Malcolm Jenkins thinks Saints are 'closer' after Brees' comments

jeanpierre · 08-31-2020, 09:38 AM

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

They are not the ONLY ones that I quote in my posts. There is quite a bit of good football knowledge that comes from ex-coaches and GM's on NFL Radio, as well as ones still in the game - including Gil Brandt. As I said, I share whatever I can find regardless of source. Quite often what I come across is something you have already posted. Actually, most often. And if there happens to be something you post that I have not come across yet I'll read it from your post.

So, unless you are being stingy and not sharing info with your friends here then I am accessing everything that you are accessing.

But ... again ...

Who, that is/was available, would have led the Saints to more success than Payton and/or who should replace him today to guarantee more success in the future ... if you feel he definitely needs replaced today?

You see, you're thinking in linear fashion, as in who could replace Payton and be more effective...

Think outside the box and listen to what's been said by not only me, or others here...

There's too much power in one man's hands in that organization (Payton); we need a GM with veto powers who can check Payton on personnel and moves and have the same level of job security...

Also, there needs to be the same level of accountability and the legit fear that if you're not getting the job done, you can lose your job - it's an incredible motivational factor in most folks' lives - Payton could use it...

08-31-2020, 09:38 AM	#22
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: Malcolm Jenkins thinks Saints are 'closer' after Brees' comments Originally Posted by AsylumGuido They are not the ONLY ones that I quote in my posts. There is quite a bit of good football knowledge that comes from ex-coaches and GM's on NFL Radio, as well as ones still in the game - including Gil Brandt. As I said, I share whatever I can find regardless of source. Quite often what I come across is something you have already posted. Actually, most often. And if there happens to be something you post that I have not come across yet I'll read it from your post. So, unless you are being stingy and not sharing info with your friends here then I am accessing everything that you are accessing. But ... again ... Who, that is/was available, would have led the Saints to more success than Payton and/or who should replace him today to guarantee more success in the future ... if you feel he definitely needs replaced today? You see, you're thinking in linear fashion, as in who could replace Payton and be more effective... Think outside the box and listen to what's been said by not only me, or others here... There's too much power in one man's hands in that organization (Payton); we need a GM with veto powers who can check Payton on personnel and moves and have the same level of job security... Also, there needs to be the same level of accountability and the legit fear that if you're not getting the job done, you can lose your job - it's an incredible motivational factor in most folks' lives - Payton could use it...
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