Saints Fans In NOLA Are Freaking Out - Something Nobody Is Considering

[Zimmy Lives]

Less coffee and a clearer mind are in order. Rest easy, Payton wants to be in NOLA and NOLA wants him back.

[Marktui]

Glazer reported that the Siants and Peyton knew this would happen a while back. Peyton has every intention of going back to NO after his suspension is over.

Glazer and Peyton are suppose to be real good friends and is believed to be very accurate.

[Zimmy Lives]

Originally Posted by Marktui

Glazer reported that the Siants and Peyton knew this would happen a while back. Peyton has every intention of going back to NO after his suspension is over.

Glazer and Peyton are suppose to be real good friends and is believed to be very accurate.

I have heard this as well. No reason to fret if you are a Saints fan.

[BoysFan4ever]

As a Cowboys fan I have already rationalized this all out.

If we get Sean I will say we just hired a great HC & maybe he can give us fans some hope.

If he goes back to NO I will just say who would want a coach that operates on a bounty system.

[CCBoy]

First off, Sean Payton rode to fame on the backs of fans in New Orleans that just wouldn't give up, no matter what. I don't see him losing his own heart for prospects of money and more fame. That is already his.

[perrykemp]

I may be in the minority on this, however, I find Payton to be a very unlikable dude. He's an egomaniac of the 1st degree, has operated in a manner that demonstrates that he believes he and his teams "above" the established rules, and, more than anything comes across as fairly dishonorable.

Beyond the big things, seeing him run up the score on various opponents, continue to send offensive guys like Brees out late in games that are already decided to juice their stats and/or go to extreme measures to have his guys break NFL records all strike me as strong signs that isn't the kind of coach the Cowboys need or deserve.

[Hook'em#11]

My friend is a long time Saints fan.

He told me last night that if Dallas gets Payton, he will burn down Cowboys Stadium, Jerry's home and cause severe pain and torture to Jones..


I asked him. Why wait? hehehehee

[Joe Realist]

It won't happen. My sources say we are too invested in our " process "

[jday]

Originally Posted by perrykemp

I may be in the minority on this, however, I find Payton to be a very unlikable dude. He's an egomaniac of the 1st degree, has operated in a manner that demonstrates that he believes he and his teams "above" the established rules, and, more than anything comes across as fairly dishonorable.

Beyond the big things, seeing him run up the score on various opponents, continue to send offensive guys like Brees out late in games that are already decided to juice their stats and/or go to extreme measures to have his guys break NFL records all strike me as strong signs that isn't the kind of coach the Cowboys need or deserve.

Point the finger at Peyton, and yet use a guy that tried to destroy the world back in the 80's as your avatar. A bit hypocritical, don't ya think?

[burmafrd]

Originally Posted by jday

Point the finger at Peyton, and yet use a guy that tried to destroy the world back in the 80's as your avatar. A bit hypocritical, don't ya think?

wow what a way to try and avoid things

[BraveHeartFan]

There is absolutely no chance, at all, that Payton will be coaching the Dallas Cowboys next year.

[jday]

Originally Posted by burmafrd

wow what a way to try and avoid things

What? Did you confuse me with someone else? I'm not even sure what it is you are trying to say.

[joseephuss]

Originally Posted by BraveHeartFan

There is absolutely no chance, at all, that Payton will be coaching the Dallas Cowboys next year.

The only chance I see of it happening is if Garrett decides to just call it quits and not deal with the headache of being the coach of the Dallas Cowboys. And that happening is a very low probability.

[burmafrd]

Originally Posted by jday

What? Did you confuse me with someone else? I'm not even sure what it is you are trying to say.

avoid agreeing or disagreeing with his assessment of him.

[AbeBeta]

Originally Posted by joseephuss

The only chance I see of it happening is if Garrett decides to just call it quits and not deal with the headache of being the coach of the Dallas Cowboys. And that happening is a very low probability.

Even if Garrett is no longer here, Payton is not going to be here. He will be in NO. If he wants to leave, the Saints are going to contest his contract, arguing that he owes a year because he was suspended for the final year of his deal. They'll want to get something for him to set him loose. They can tie this up for a while.

NO, to me is the perfect situation. You've got a team with great talent playing terribly. It will be easy for him to come back and turn stuff around with that group.