N/S Payton critiques old Broncos staff, says Jets are setting themselves up for a hard fall, etc. (3 Viewers)

[dvdman]

Isn’t it like an unwritten rule to never ever publicly critique fellow coaches ?
I don’t think that was a good move on Payton’s part at all.

 

[GW93]

Well the guy knows what it's like to take over a dysfunctional organization. I just don't recall him calling out anyone on the '05 Saints staff like this.

 

[dvdman]

So different than DA, "just keep doing what you're doing." He's going to win in Denver.

I’m not so sure about that now.

 

[Saint Jack]

Well the guy knows what it's like to take over a dysfunctional organization. I just don't recall him calling out anyone on the '05 Saints staff like this.

He was critical about the franchise pre 2005.
Particularly about its reputation.

 

[Bayouboy]

Very odd for a coach to say these types things publicly. Not that any of it is untrue, but you usually don't cross over calling out other coaches and organizations. If I had to guess, things aren't quite right in the QB room and this is an attempt to shield or protect Russell Wilson from blame (in 2022). This may be a sign that Denver is in trouble. Just a hunch.

 

[bobad]

So different than DA, "just keep doing what you're doing." He's going to win in Denver.

If you want to be fair, DA didn't mean "keep screwing up" I'm pretty sure he meant "Don't panic, just be confident we can execute like in practice."

I'm also pretty sure that DA has replaced some people he had no confidence in their ability to execute the plays.

 

[Booker]

Very odd for a coach to say these types things publicly. Not that any of it is untrue, but you usually don't cross over calling out other coaches and organizations. If I had to guess, things aren't quite right in the QB room and this is an attempt to shield or protect Russell Wilson from blame (in 2022). This may be a sign that Denver is in trouble. Just a hunch.

If you lived in the Denver market you'd understand he's just stating the obvious. Hackett was terrible in about every conceivable way.

 

[SaintsMan209]

Good ole Sean Payton, the man who built the New Orleans Saints, and then walked away.

 

[SWJJ]

This was about absolving Wilson blame from last season.

Sean is playing 4-d chess.

He is also branding the team moving forward as his and his alone.

He just established his "do your job" culture clearly for the organization to see.

 

[la. champ1]

Payton really buried Hackett. I’m not sure I can remember him being so highly critical of another coach. I mean alluding to it yeah but he was very blunt here.

The criticism was clearly warranted. I said it before you don’t go from a top 5 QB for years to looking like a bottom tier QB overnight unless you have a lot of help from the staff around you.

 

[Plow]

It would be great if the critical no-calls and bad-calls follow Payton to Denver (and relieve the Saints of being in the official's crosshairs).

 

[Saintsphere]

Like DA’s “carve the turkey” introductory press conference? Payton will be just fine, most people won’t remember this interview come September, let alone in a year…

They definitely will lol

 

[Mamba]

This was about absolving Wilson blame from last season.

Sean is playing 4-d chess.

He is also branding the team moving forward as his and his alone.

He just established his "do your job" culture clearly for the organization to see.

Maybe this is all true. It's still a classless move.

sow = reap

 

[Optimistic Ozzy]

Good lord, you guys. It's business. It's football. Let it go.

I agree it's business. It's my business to say the heck with him. He's the enemy now.

 

[Semper]

Coach Payton is the best! Many on here will talk smack about him. But every one of them would love to have him coaching our team again.

Not this fan.