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Saints should go reverse Ted Lasso and get Piojo Herrera as HC. The Saints may not win many games, but the sideline show will be fantastic
And get el perro Bermúdez to call the games.
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Saints should go reverse Ted Lasso and get Piojo Herrera as HC. The Saints may not win many games, but the sideline show will be fantastic
Nah. In the article, it's clear that Loomis was going to do a full search for a head coach no matter how much he might like DA. I mean, Payton even recommended DA as the HC. That has to carry a lot of weight for Loomis. But Loomis is doing the right thing and is interviewing other candidates.
Conclusion jumping is rampant....just sayin....I like this due diligence, it's a good thing....
Translation: Dennis Allen isn't going to be our next head coach.https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...e-important-to-get-it-right-than-do-it-quick/
Loomis plans a full search. He says Dennis Allen is a excellent candidate but so are others around the league. They will keep interviewing until they fall in love with someone for the job.
But like, why not interview Carmichael?
Translation: Dennis Allen isn't going to be our next head coach.
Sounds like they’re “not in love” with Dennis Allen.https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...e-important-to-get-it-right-than-do-it-quick/
Loomis plans a full search. He says Dennis Allen is a excellent candidate but so are others around the league. They will keep interviewing until they fall in love with someone for the job.
Maybe, but I wouldn't necessarily read that into it.Sounds like they’re “not in love” with Dennis Allen.
The Jags draft capital and cap capital are much more appealing than the Saints. After watching a season of Lawrence closely, he’s a good QB. If they surround him with decent talent he’s going to be the type of guy who will win games for you. I still think I’d prefer the Saints job, but the gap isn’t as big as you think.The only truly fair thing to do for the team is to conduct a genuine search. I think they consider Allen a great prospect, but the Saints are one of the most desirable destinations for any head coach. Owner who happily pays to make sure the front office and coaching staff is well taken care of, owner also does not meddle at all. GM who has surrounded himself with the best scouts and cap gurus possible, who also doesn't meddle. A roster with a young and talented core balanced with well respected vets, a roster that went 9-8 and nearly made the playoffs despite having the most starters due to injuries in NFL history. The Saints have plenty of draft picks and we all know Loomis and Harley will do whatever they need to do to be competitive in free agency. If I am a Head Coaching candidate, New Orleans is a dream job.
I am not trying to disrespect Allen, but it would be criminal if the Saints did not do an actual search before making a decision.
Teams like Jacksonville aren't desirable. The owner sucks, the team sucks, all you've got is Lawrence who may or may not be an NFL QB. You're looking at two to three years before being competitive in a best case scenario. The Saints are a playoff caliber team right now with no one at QB and they are only going to be healthier and deeper in 2022.
I don't buy Allen didn't know before the decision was announced, just like most of us think Payton has probably implicitly supported the idea of Allen being his replacement. I'm sure any coordinator who aspires to be a head coach must have a basic strategy portfolio on how they would approach a new position, so they just need to research the team's specific issues. If anything, the other candidates need more time. Allen has the inside track but that doesn't mean another candidate can't knock the interview out the part.I don't get that from this article at all. What I get is that Dennis Allen is on even footing with several guys that they like and that they will interview all the good candidates, including Allen before making a decision. Loomis may well like Allen, but he isn't going to give him the job before he knows what Allen's plan is for the future of the team or before comparing Allen's plan for the future of the team to the plans that others may have for the future of the team.
And frankly, it's not fair to Allen to judge him prior to giving him time to develop his plan for the future since he didn't know Payton was leaving until 30 minutes prior to the press conference announcing he was leaving. I would also think that's part of the reason that you don't just interview outside coaches right away. You want them to look at your team, roster, cap etc. and make a plan for how they will move forward. And nobody knew the the HC job in New Orleans would be open until Tuesday so those guys need time to develop a plan.
Could come back to DA, but easy to infer Loomis wants to be blown away by someone like he was with Sean.Maybe, but I wouldn't necessarily read that into it.