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O-line has been his problem his entire career. I think that has unfortunately also molded his mindset to his dink and dunk style we see today. But the dude has the talent of a #1 pick....when his line gives him an average amount of time in the pocket.
Basically the talk in New Orleans this year will be whether they use the number one overall pick or trade down for more picks. The Patriots may score 72,000 points against them next week.
Could always go play action. The defense is absolutely keying on him the second he runs on the field.
He gave me a Saints Super Bowl win in my lifetime. He has earned the right to coach as long as he wants.
And you know Tom has been hearing what everyone has been saying this past week. It'll be a bloodbath.
Guys that are looking at this as some kind of benchmark for the Vikings need to temper their expectations.....they are basically playing a high school team tonight. Look at the Vikings completions, no one within 5 yards of the receiver. This isn't a good offense, this is an incredibly bad historically bad defense.
I think Gruden had a great but obvious point about play action. That's this team's bread & butter. There's been none of that.
Yes indeed. Very odd playcalling.mbuehner said:
Based on this game, he will match his career totals in one game.
It's thinking like that that allows some teams to do something one time and others to keep repeating it. You'll see the difference next week when the Saints play the Patriots. One team did something once and is resting on their laurels. The other just keeps making the necessary changes and keeps winning.Statorama said:
It's not that. Payton is just stupid enough to underuse all of them to make sure none of them get any sort of groove going
