Saints beat the Chargers in a MNF thriller, regain 1st in NFC South

TheOak · 10-14-2020, 07:53 AM

Originally Posted by dizzle88

Lol Now people are saying Dennis Allen's D is too complex, eventually you have to look for common denominators as the exact same thing was said about Rob Ryan.

Either Payton and the staff are consistently drafting and signing dumb players or Payton himself is the issue.

How would Sean Payton have any hand in D backs not playing the ball and their PI calls?

We lead the league in DPI and not by a small margin.

11- DPI / 244- Yards (Saints)

7 DPI: Second most (Jacksonville)
105 Yards: Second most (Tampa Bay)

Please explain how the above doesn't fall in the Defensive coaching staff?

I heard Brian Grease in the 2nd half say 'Herbert should just throw it up and get the PI that the Saints DBacks are known for giving.'

3rd Qtr first Charger possession (Go back and watch it).. Deep Ball to M. Williams. Two defenders on him and no one but Williams looking for the ball.

10-14-2020, 07:53 AM	#26
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,047	Re: Saints beat the Chargers in a MNF thriller, regain 1st in NFC South Originally Posted by dizzle88 Lol Now people are saying Dennis Allen's D is too complex, eventually you have to look for common denominators as the exact same thing was said about Rob Ryan. Either Payton and the staff are consistently drafting and signing dumb players or Payton himself is the issue. How would Sean Payton have any hand in D backs not playing the ball and their PI calls? We lead the league in DPI and not by a small margin. 11- DPI / 244- Yards (Saints) 7 DPI: Second most (Jacksonville) 105 Yards: Second most (Tampa Bay) Please explain how the above doesn't fall in the Defensive coaching staff? I heard Brian Grease in the 2nd half say 'Herbert should just throw it up and get the PI that the Saints DBacks are known for giving.' 3rd Qtr first Charger possession (Go back and watch it).. Deep Ball to M. Williams. Two defenders on him and no one but Williams looking for the ball. gosaints1 likes this.
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