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Another Year, another stretch where Sean Payton is undefeated without Brees

Sean Payton's Vicodin

By Sean Payton's Vicodin,
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PootieNunu Grand Master

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10 minutes ago, Sean Payton's Vicodin said:

As of today Sean is 8-0 without Brees the last two years. Almost like he has a very QB friendly system with an excellent roster or something. Did Hurney get bamboozled YET AGAIN?

How do you figure Hurney got bamboozled? He did not make the call to bring in Bridgewater, that was Rhule and Brady.

Hurney is not in charge of anything anymore, he just has a title. Just look at our most recent draft for proof.

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Sgt Schultz Grand Master

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The job Payton has done without Brees and the job Belichick has done without Brady along with the roster he has left should get some attention.

People were quick to jump on crowning a Brady earlier in the season as the reason for the Pats success.  Now, the Pats are 6-6 without their big names, and Arians and the Bucs are 7-5 with a "Pats South."  They finish with four very winnable games (Vikings, Lions, and Falcons twice) and Arians better hope they win at least three of them, or people might just start thinking he is not such a genius, after all.

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2 minutes ago, Sgt Schultz said:

The job Payton has done without Brees and the job Belichick has done without Brady along with the roster he has left should get some attention.

People were quick to jump on crowning a Brady earlier in the season as the reason for the Pats success.  Now, the Pats are 6-6 without their big names, and Arians and the Bucs are 7-5 with a "Pats South."  They finish with four very winnable games (Vikings, Lions, and Falcons twice) and Arians better hope they win at least three of them, or people might just start thinking he is not such a genius, after all.

I think the Arians "genius" talk subsided quite some time ago. Not that he probably doesn't consider himself a genius.

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27 minutes ago, Sean Payton's Vicodin said:

As of today Sean is 8-0 without Brees the last two years. Almost like he has a very QB friendly system with an excellent roster or something. Did Hurney get bamboozled YET AGAIN?

Could be a very friendly arguably best oline in football....

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13 minutes ago, WarHeel said:

Proves that you can win and not have to sell your extremities to go out and get a franchise QB. Just my opinion.

In the short-term sure, but does it work long-term? Plenty of examples of backup QBs coming in and having short-term success. Our own Kyle Allen being one of them. The more film NFL teams get on you to study the harder it is to be successful. They pick you apart, learn your tendencies, learn your strengths and weaknesses then they adapt to exploit your tendencies while taking away your strengths and forcing you toward your weaknesses. That's when you find out how good a guy really is.

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