Saints fans be blessed

[GTAdawg]

Yah boy Jameis is around for another year....for $12 million.

 

[PineGroveBully]

May end up looking foolish but color me intrigued. Curious as to what Payton can do with Jameis, especially after sitting and watching/learning for a year. I mean watching every snap the all time yardage leader took last year can only help Winston. He won’t be asked to make a lot of the throws that Arians asked of him.

 

[RivaDawg]

May end up looking foolish but color me intrigued. Curious as to what Payton can do with Jameis, especially after sitting and watching/learning for a year. I mean watching every snap the all time yardage leader took last year can only help Winston. He won’t be asked to make a lot of the throws that Arians asked of him.

As a life long Saints fan, I don’t like it. To me it’s not a fit. I hope I’m wrong.

 

[Cooterpoot]

Sean Payton to Dallas after next year.

 

[Uncle Ruckus]

What better options are there? I’ll take him considering the cap issues

 

[msstate7]

Sean Payton to Dallas after next year.

He signed a 5-year deal in 2019. The Cowboys gonna give up the 1st round pick if would require?

 

[Cooterpoot]

He signed a 5-year deal in 2019. The Cowboys gonna give up the 1st round pick if would require?

It's Jerry Jones. He's crazy enough to do anything.

 

[msstate7]

It's Jerry Jones. He's crazy enough to do anything.

Maybe so. I doubt the saints would be willing partners. It would have to be a high 1st imo

 

[Ralph Cramden]

12 million ? Lol.

 

[11thEagleFan]

Fox is reporting that it’s a $5.5 million base salary worth “up to” $12 million. To get the 12 million, I’d bet he has to start every game, be selected All-Pro, and win the Super Bowl.

 

[KingBarkus]

Sean Payton to Dallas after next year.

An cursory examination of both front offices and their structure rules out this possibility.

 

[fishwater99]

This will not end well.

Free seafood in NOLA for him too.

He did get Lasik eye surgery.

 

[dorndawg]

Yah boy Jameis is around for another year....for $12 million.

Gotta be great to even get a shot at 30 INTs. Let's eat some wins!

 

[CookieMonster.sixpack]

How much dead Brees money do they have to hold against their cap? He might be their only option.

 

[MSUDC11]

I’m skeptical. He threw 30 interceptions with great skill players to help him in the same exact division two years ago.

My guess is neither Jameis or Taysom are the answer and they are drafting a QB in 2022.

 

[Ralph Cramden]

Yeah. I feel like they eill be drafting a QB as soon as possible and just make do until they get their guy. Not sure what pick they have this year. I saw some report saying 28th but I was thinking they had traded most of their picks away. Maybe I am wrong about that. Hope so

 

[msstate7]

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[BiscuitEater]

Curious as to what Payton can do with Jameis, especially after sitting and watching/learning for a year. I mean watching every snap the all time yardage leader took last year can only help Winston.

Hey, I watched every snap too! Don't think Payton will 'do' any better with me just 'cause I watched a lot of football!

 

[msstate7]

I'm not sure what to think of Winston. I'll give him a shot, but the TOs have obviously been a problem. Brees had TO issues when the saints got him too though...

Brees at SD...
84 TD (4 rushing, 80 passing)
77 TOs (53 int, 24 fumbles)

Winston at TB...
131 total TD's(121 passing and 10 rushing
111 TOs (88 INT, 23 fumbles)

Brees first 5 years = 1.09 td to TO ratio, and Winston first 5 years = 1.18 td to TO ratio

Brees took over as starting QB at age 27. Will Winston take over as starting qb in Nola at age 27 also?

And last of all, HELL no, I'm not saying Winston will be the next Brees. I do think looking at Brees can show you that qbs can do much better when put in better situations. Will NO be that situation for Winston? I sure hope so, but I'll settle for just being a solid QB bc his supporting cast will be strong.

 

[patdog]

I don't think the fact he couldn't get on the field when Brees went down is a good sign for him being the QB of the future for the Saints.

 

[msstate7]

I don't think the fact he couldn't get on the field when Brees went down is a good sign for him being the QB of the future for the Saints.

Maybe, maybe not. The year before when Brees was injured, bridgewater came in and played admirably. Bc of that 5-game stretch, TB got 20+ from Carolina. A lot of saints fans said at the time when taysom played that it was to prevent the same thing again. Who knows though? I do think Sean wanting him back says something. We knew we were gonna be in salary cap hell, so the theory does makes sense

 

[PineGroveBully]

What year did you stick your hands under the center’s nether regions while in college? I’ll hang up and listen.