Saints fired Dennis Allen

He's a good defensive coach. He's better than you think he is because he had a good defense despite the fact that for most of his career they only had one very good pass rusher on the team (Cam Jordan) and for the last 3 or 4 years they have maybe had one good pass rusher (Granderson). He did a pretty good job on defense considering the complete lack of pass rush. It's nearly impossible to play good defense in the NFL without pass rushers but the Saints did.

It's also why his defenses struggled at the end of games. They didn't have an elite pass rusher to take over or shut down drives. QBs had all day to just drive down the field and wait for a defensive PI.
I never said he was bad by any means. He was a solid DC. However, the numbers are what they are.

The 2000 Ravens are known for not having any prominent pass rushers yet they are one of the greatest units ever known for coverage and tackling.

The "No Name Defense" of the Miami Dolphins (1972), the "Doomsday Defense" of the Dallas Cowboys (1960s-1980s), and the "Purple People Eaters" of the Minnesota Vikings (1960s-1970s), who excelled at stopping the run and creating turnovers but often lacked a dominant pass rusher.

There are plenty of very good to elite defenses in history with only one true very good to dominant pass rushers.

He was a solid DC that was overrated by our fan base in some regards. He is an exceptional secondary coach.