Boloknight

One of the more intriguing match ups to me last season was how he would attack Alabama in that playoff game. He called ridiculous plays during that game when the game was still close. I came away with not being impressed and because that is the only game that mattered to me. You're playing one of the big boys in CFB, you're not expected to win and you had pretty much an entire month to gameplan and scheme for that game and while you were pretty good on offense, enough to move the ball but you weren't going to win that game in the end.

So when Kelly hired him, I went "oh boy."

Fast forward to 6 weeks into this season. He's the architect of an offense that has started slow in every game against a power 5 opponent. He refuses to dial up quick confidence booster throws with a struggling QB in first 15-20 plays that can be scripted. Why isn't Daniels rolling out more? Where are the roll out bootlegs, crossing routes(think Kirk Cousins against the Saints last week opening drive where the Vikings abused the Saints) You'd think Daniels would be a deadly roll out/bootleg QB given who his WR's are. You would think that high % throws to build some momentum early on as confidence builders to build up to taking big shots would be a staple in this offense.

He calls such a predictable game and quite often, makes bonehead play calls. In this Tennessee game, LSU is driving, mid first quarter. He calls a run on first and gets stuffed, it looked like a 1 yard loss but the call was no gain. He calls another running play on 2nd and 10 and it goes for 2, he put a struggling offense in a 3rd and 8, deep in the opponents territory and you don't move the chains the following play. All year there has been ridiculous BS play calls and he's done absolutely nothing to create rhythm in the early portions of the game. That 3rd and 9 swing pass play call, YIKES, just shows how bad he is at this.

This guy is a deer in headlights, it's like he inherited an upgrade in talent that he's not used to having and not knowing how the use it. I'm not saying LSU is super talented this year but its better than what he had a Cincinnati.

The Tigers Basketball team just isn't as good as people thought, a bit of fools gold here at the start. They have talent on the roster, just need time to harness it to full potential.

Burrow got lit up tonight but he made the winning throw when he had to. Freaking warrior, he's going to FEEL it in the morning.

I don't want him coaching Carolina. Let him go somewhere else.

Well, to be fair, Bama wouldn't be in the college playoff if UGA didn't trout out a 1985 offense with a game manager QB that can't on a whim have a 350+ yard passing day. I knew they were screwed the moment the broadcast put their QB stats on the screen.

No way, no how, unless Bama just gave the football away 2-3 times. Meanwhile, Bama over the past couple of years has evolved to the point where they can throw the football for 400+ yards, sling it all over the field. You can't have game manager QB offenses against that type of firepower.

This is exactly why this story died in the Media, because they couldn't just blame a bunch of white people for it. If it was a bunch of white people randomly beating the crap out of Asian people, it would be front and center on every major news outlet in the USA.

Makes sense, their defenses couldn't even defend a hotdog stand under heavy duress in the French Quarter by Rosie O' Donnel.

Ham Sandwich in one hand, handful of buttcheeks in the other hand.

The Chinese government is one of the most irresponsible governments in the world. I have never been convinced we are getting the Truth about how many deaths and infected there is. There is a worldwide vested interest in trying to keep panic levels down with the world economy in play.

We see big jumps in deaths and cases every day, more cases get confirmed in other countries and I see this bullshite propaganda of Don't look over there! "Look at the recovery numbers!" instead.

The only way I can see our current offense not getting shutdown by an above average defense in the post season is if Payton stays true to the running game to back off the Rush, we should have been in the ballpark of 30 rush attempts in this past playoff game.

If you go back and look at highlights from the 09 years, Henderson and eventually Meachem could take the top off the defense, this element has not been there since Brees has aged. Our current offense is predicated on a short to medium passing game, getting extremely dangerous players into space for YAC(Kamara) and working Thomas around those 8 to 15 yard plays. Brees also has to stop the bone-headed interceptions at the worst times in the playoffs. Since 2017 in the post-season, Brees has 10TD's and 6INT's, he's also put one on the ground this past game. You cannot turn the ball over in the post-season.

The loss to the vikings, nobody wants to mention that the offense couldn't do jack-squat till almost the 4th qtr. The defense was getting gassed by the lack of drives, the vikings were 56% conversion rate on 3rd down. This is essentially the reason the Vikings just said frick it and chucked a long one in overtime, the defense, while playing well in the 4th just got tired, it was bound to happen(push off or not).


If the Saints want to sniff another superbowl, the running game needs to be a focus, teams in the post-season are NOT afraid of Brees and the Offense. The vikings started scrubs in that wildcard at defensive back and didn't bat an eye. The last Vikings team may have been the worst playoff team to hit the post-season in decades.