Dennis Allen gone

[no1cajunfan]

Hell no! This would be another Jerry Baldwin hire just on a grander scale. He's already suing the Dolphins and the NFL and the NFL owners. Run away from the guy!!

[Bandwagon King]

Wasn't there a Saints expert on this site that told all of us that the Saints had the best run organization in the NFL, akin to that of the Patriots in there hayday? Who was that, I can't quite remember his name. .....Well, I guess I am off the Bandwagon......

How pathetically droll your life must be to hang onto every word I've said, or every thought I've had from 6 years ago & try to use it against me two days ago.

For the record, once upon a time the franchise was being operated properly, the way the Patriots franchise was being operated. Now it's being operated the way the Patriots are being operated as well. Doe that mean the personnel making the decisions haven't lost a step, or ten? Both franchises lost All time greats at QB & instead of recognizing that the most important position on the field has changed. Both franchises are attempting to live in the past.

The only difference is the Saints are being run by a guy who has never made a draft day trade to move down. The Saints have a guy who has massively overpaid to move Up on draft day. The Saints have made the decision to overpay players in decline. The patriots for the most part haven't done that.

[SlickRick]

As a Saints fan, i think it is time to tear it down completely to address the major cap issues and rebuild from the ground up.

Yep, rip the bandaid off and get thru a couple of years of rebuilding.

[RaginDave]

How pathetically droll your life must be to hang onto every word I've said, or every thought I've had from 6 years ago & try to use it against me two days ago.

For the record, once upon a time the franchise was being operated properly, the way the Patriots franchise was being operated. Now it's being operated the way the Patriots are being operated as well. Doe that mean the personnel making the decisions haven't lost a step, or ten? Both franchises lost All time greats at QB & instead of recognizing that the most important position on the field has changed. Both franchises are attempting to live in the past.

The only difference is the Saints are being run by a guy who has never made a draft day trade to move down. The Saints have a guy who has massively overpaid to move Up on draft day. The Saints have made the decision to overpay players in decline. The patriots for the most part haven't done that.

The Saints have never, ever has been considered a well-run program. It has been considered a Mickey Mouse organization since its inception.