Bring Spags back!!!!!

[BuffyBlueII]

Yes ma'am

I aways assumed you lived in VA by your name. I am over here in Alexandria.

[dezzzR]

Im all for a new DC but this thread is stupid

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Im all for a new DC but this thread is stupid

Come on now, I found the weather discussion enthralling.

[dezzzR]

When you have to debate whos defense is/was worse, Spags or Fewell, one would think the majority of logical people would want neither.

[BlueJayC]

That's the question, is it an upgrade? For three years Spags has failed miserably.

That truly is the question and in my opinion yes but that's all it is is my opinion.......

FYI - I think we're all aware that there's zero chance that this is going to happen......unless something unfortunate happens to Fewell in the very near future......any takers?

[CowboysSuck]

Try living in Vermont. I walked to my 8am class at -10F this morning. 17F is warmmm

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FYI - I think we're all aware that there's zero chance that this is going to happen

It's just something to talk about during the off-season.

[Morehead State]

Minus a few key players and the HC. Losing Sean Payton effected the whole team IMO. Not to mention the whole Bountygate thing over their heads. Spags was set up to fail.

There is failure and then there is "worst defense in the history of mankind.....by a lot" .....kind of failure.

Spags suffered the latter.

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Spags tanked the Saints' season. Brees' 43 touchdowns and 5000+ yards couldn't keep the team afloat because the defense couldn't stop anyone.

[TCHOF]

Sure, if Spags had run a great defense this year he wouldn't have been fired, however, you cannot make the claim that a great coach fired him. Payton never worked with him and then decided to go in a completely different direction defensively.

I don't get this. It is undipsputed that Payton fired him.

He didn't work with him but he looked at the film and knows what was going on defensively.