"You're probably sitting at the worst table in regards to level of interest offensively in this," Payton said during the NFC coaches' media breakfast. "That's just because I want Brees to be getting the snaps all the time. But what it forces us as teams to do is allocate some time defending it. And more than just saying, 'Hey guys, by the way, they have this play. And here's two snaps on a Thursday, and we got it.' ...
"When the quarterback's a run threat, the minute you snap the ball to that player, instead of 10-on-11, it's 11-on-11. You get your number back, per se. The single wing philosophy. ... Let's pretend we're the Saints. Our quarterback's not going to run the football. Well essentially then, I'm not saying he doesn't have to be accounted for, but as you look at blockers and defenders, the defense has a chance to out-number you. But the minute that that player, i.e. the single wing or this wildcat or the spread, then that number evens out again. It's really an old, old, old thought. But everything's cyclical. So here it is again. But it's interesting."
Doesn't sound like a guy with no interest in running the wildcat .. just not as much interest as other teams with shaky QB situations.