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Sean Payton is a punk

juliosantos

By juliosantos,
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6 hours ago, PantherGuy said:

I hate playing against Payton and Brees, but all they're doing is winning because they understand how to do it. I wish Ron would take a cue or two from Payton, who has shown that he's an elite offensive coach. Ron is a good defensive coach at best.

Payton for damn sure is interested in winning games 7-6. 

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On 12/26/2018 at 9:53 AM, parker said:

I don't blame Payton.  His team has a bye week to get healthy.  I wouldn't want my starters not playing for two weeks, then come out and have to win a playoff game.  If they had to play the first week of the playoffs, then I'd rest them.

This. They'll play for a short time then get pulled. Some of them will play the whole game because of roster limits. Its really not a big deal imo.

13 hours ago, pantherclaw said:

Yeah, you saints fans weren't hanging out talking trashing during the Panthers taking the division 3 straight years.  Really weren't around much until after last season's sweep. So, go ahead, enjoy your run.

It won't last. 

Uhhhhhhhh!?!?

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