@teganslaw wrote:
Dennis Allen might need to update his resume. The Saints have fallen since their first two victories. Rattler is a rookie, so there are growing pains, but what is the problem with the rest of the team? A coaching change could be in order.
Jerry Jones admits that the Cowboys have problems, but he claims that McCarthy's job is safe. I have a feeling that Jones could change his mind about that if things don't improve.
@teganslaw @gardenman
I always thought that Dennis Allen was an odd choice for the Saint's head coaching job. (in 2022 he was promoted from DC to HC) Now TNF's NFL analyst, Richard Sherman questioned whether player's have stopped playing for him and are trying to get their coach fired. They have lost several games in a row and Allen has cited the many injuries they are dealing with and in addition, with QB Carr out, they are now starting inexperienced QBs...It does seem like the end is near for Dennis Allen, he also threw one of his Assistant Coaches under the figurative bus for a first half blunder.....Fans were piling out of the stadium in disgust starting IN THE SECOND QUARTER and more continued their exodus in the 3rd quarter not a good sign for the franchise. And more bad news, it looks like another injury to a key player, Rashid Shaheed will not return until next season....So the Saints are a team to keep your eye on for changes ahead....Saint's owner, Gayle Benson, delegates the team's decisions to Executive Vice President and GM Mickey Loomis .....STAY TUNED
As for Jerry Jones ya never know with him, he might just keep McCarthy the head coach of the Cowboys just to spite the media who predicted Jones would fire their HC.....But those close to the Cowboys organization already labeled McCarthy a lame duck coach and scapegoat for this season and sensed Jerry has in fact decided to fire McCarthy after this year......Let's see if Jerry let's his ego get in the way of his GM duties....
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