Unfortunately ChoppedWood is right

[ChoppedWood]

Originally Posted by CanuckColt

It seems that as soon as a player gets paid, he lays back and spends the rest of his career with minimum effort trying not to get injured.
Not too thrilled with Braden Smith and Ryan Kelly among others.
And what the hell does Hines bring to the team anyway?

Ask Frank, he is the one that has played him for 15 snaps (26% of the offensive total) and 30 snaps (28% of the total snaps) in our 1st 2 games.

Hey Frank, you do realize he started the Jags game with like a 20 yard reception right? RIGHT? Like you read stats, you watch film, you CAN SEE SHIT RIGHT???

F-Frank Reich!

[Spike]

Originally Posted by Dam8610

Lawrence is a bust.

You don't know that yet. I'd rather have him than your boy Mac Jones.

[smitty46953]

I am all for this ...

Formers Saints coach Sean Payton said he would "have an interest" in coaching for "the right situation."
NewOrleans.Football's Mike Triplett interviewed Payton and asked him about a potential return in 2023. He didn't shy away from hinting at getting back in the game, though Payton did note he has other priorities on his mind right now. Still, most former coaches are cagey about a potential return, so Payton's comments all but confirm his desire to resume coaching. Payton has been the subject of rumors from the moment he retired, and it looks like he will don the headset once again within the next few seasons.

SOURCE: Nick Underhill on Twitter
Sep 21, 2022, 3:33 PM ET


https://www.nbcsportsedge.com/footba...33/sean-payton

[rcubed]

sure, why not

[ChoppedWood]

Originally Posted by smitty46953

I am all for this ...

Formers Saints coach Sean Payton said he would "have an interest" in coaching for "the right situation."
NewOrleans.Football's Mike Triplett interviewed Payton and asked him about a potential return in 2023. He didn't shy away from hinting at getting back in the game, though Payton did note he has other priorities on his mind right now. Still, most former coaches are cagey about a potential return, so Payton's comments all but confirm his desire to resume coaching. Payton has been the subject of rumors from the moment he retired, and it looks like he will don the headset once again within the next few seasons.

SOURCE: Nick Underhill on Twitter
Sep 21, 2022, 3:33 PM ET


https://www.nbcsportsedge.com/footba...33/sean-payton

He wouldn't even need to give 2 weeks, could start tomorrow. Hire him NOW!

[YDFL Commish]

Originally Posted by smitty46953

I am all for this ...

Formers Saints coach Sean Payton said he would "have an interest" in coaching for "the right situation."
NewOrleans.Football's Mike Triplett interviewed Payton and asked him about a potential return in 2023. He didn't shy away from hinting at getting back in the game, though Payton did note he has other priorities on his mind right now. Still, most former coaches are cagey about a potential return, so Payton's comments all but confirm his desire to resume coaching. Payton has been the subject of rumors from the moment he retired, and it looks like he will don the headset once again within the next few seasons.

SOURCE: Nick Underhill on Twitter
Sep 21, 2022, 3:33 PM ET



https://www.nbcsportsedge.com/footba...33/sean-payton

If we don't got Payton, there's a certain team with a star on their helmet that surely will.

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by Spike

You don't know that yet. I'd rather have him than your boy Mac Jones.

He's been terrible against any team that isn't the Colts in Jacksonville. He still can't read coverage or throw with anticipation. Let me know when he does.

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by smitty46953

I am all for this ...

Formers Saints coach Sean Payton said he would "have an interest" in coaching for "the right situation."
NewOrleans.Football's Mike Triplett interviewed Payton and asked him about a potential return in 2023. He didn't shy away from hinting at getting back in the game, though Payton did note he has other priorities on his mind right now. Still, most former coaches are cagey about a potential return, so Payton's comments all but confirm his desire to resume coaching. Payton has been the subject of rumors from the moment he retired, and it looks like he will don the headset once again within the next few seasons.

SOURCE: Nick Underhill on Twitter
Sep 21, 2022, 3:33 PM ET


https://www.nbcsportsedge.com/footba...33/sean-payton

Do you think Sean Payton is good enough to become the first head coach in NFL history to lead 2 franchises to Super Bowl victories? Because I don't. Payton was smart to retire a year after Drew Brees, lest he get exposed further.

Originally Posted by YDFL Commish

If we don't got Payton, there's a certain team with a star on their helmet that surely will.

Good, let them have another decade of futility.

[smitty46953]

Originally Posted by Dam8610

Do you think Sean Payton is good enough to become the first head coach in NFL history to lead 2 franchises to Super Bowl victories? Because I don't.

I think he is better than what we have

[YDFL Commish]

Originally Posted by Dam8610

Do you think Sean Payton is good enough to become the first head coach in NFL history to lead 2 franchises to Super Bowl victories? Because I don't. Payton was smart to retire a year after Drew Brees, lest he get exposed further.



Good, let them have another decade of futility.

Let's see, Payton led a Saints squad that started 4 different starting QB's, missed their #1 WR for the entire season and who's #1 RB started only 10 games to a record of 9-8 record for the 2021 season.

What was our record last season with no such adversity on offense?