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I think we got the topic of the week, on an interview with Michael Silver:
"What's harder to recover from?" Payton asked. "That (NFC Championship Game) loss, or the Rams' Super Bowl loss scoring three points? In other words, there's a difference when you feel like someone took something from you.
"As you get older, you become an expert on really focusing on the things that you can control, because you begin to be smarter with your energy. When you're younger, sometimes you expend energy on things that, you're like, 'Ah, you're not changing anything here.' But this is a good group, a hungry group. And yeah, you work off the chip on the shoulder a little bit, which is healthy.
Rest of the article:
A good piece indeed, with talk about frustrations, Drew, and if he will leave New Orleans...
"What's harder to recover from?" Payton asked. "That (NFC Championship Game) loss, or the Rams' Super Bowl loss scoring three points? In other words, there's a difference when you feel like someone took something from you.
"As you get older, you become an expert on really focusing on the things that you can control, because you begin to be smarter with your energy. When you're younger, sometimes you expend energy on things that, you're like, 'Ah, you're not changing anything here.' But this is a good group, a hungry group. And yeah, you work off the chip on the shoulder a little bit, which is healthy.
Rest of the article:
Saints' Sean Payton, Drew Brees shake off painful playoff defeats
How do you rebound from two of the most crushing playoff defeats in NFL history? Michael Silver visits Sean Payton and Drew Brees to find out how the Saints are navigating yet another comeback.
www.nfl.com
A good piece indeed, with talk about frustrations, Drew, and if he will leave New Orleans...