When Winston was with the Bucs vs now with the Saints
… Left picture (Bucs) when he was in a unhealthy environment with unbalanced team vs Right picture (Saints) now in a healthy environment with balanced team. You can tell the difference in appearance which system is better and working for him instead of against him. Obviously Bucs system was the cancer in his career. The NFL will be shock and see a major change. Leave it up to Sean Payton and the Saints to get him right. It’s better to be a silent Tiger than a barking Pit bull. It’s hunting time and Winston hungry and ready to eat. Winston about to remind y’all why he was the 1st pick in the Draft. I don’t care what nobody say… Jameis will have a ball out season!!!! Who Dat
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) – If you like explosive plays, Monday’s practice was the one for you. The Saints quarterback’s looked well-rested after a day off, and were slinging it all over the field.
After a rough outing Saturday, Jameis Winston bounced back in a big way. Here’s a breakdown of every pass thrown.
Team Period #1 (heavy run)
In the only pass thrown by any quarterback in the entire period, Winston connected with Tre’Quan Smith on a comeback route.
Team Period #2
Winston opened the period with a misfire to Lil’Jordan Humphrey on a dig route. His next pass was a very close call. Winston appeared to get sacked on the play but also layered a throw nicely to Marquez Callaway on a deep over for a big gain.
After 20 years as a player in the NFL and 15 years as a Saint, it is time I retire from the game of football. Each day, I poured my heart & soul into being your Quarterback. Til the very end, I exhausted myself to give everything I had to the Saints organization, my team, and the great city of New Orleans. We shared some amazing moments together, many of which are emblazoned in our hearts and minds and will forever be a part of us. You have molded me, strengthened me, inspired me, and given me a lifetime of memories. My goal for the last 15 years was striving to give to you everything you had given to me and more. I am only retiring from playing football, I am not retiring from New Orleans. This is not goodbye, rather a new beginning. Now my real life‘s work begins!
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Mickey Loomis announced today that the club has terminated the contract of punter Thomas Morstead.
Morstead, 6-4, 235 pounds, spent the last 12 seasons in Black and Gold after being selected in the fifth round of the 2009 NFL Draft out of SMU. A team captain since 2013, he made an immense contribution both on the field with the organization and with the local community.
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A member of Ryan Vargas’ team had to stop the young NASCAR driver in his tracks this week to make sure he understood exactly what words just came out of his mouth.
Vargas had a photo of his No. 6 Chevrolet Camaro decked out in orange and red and purple with The Big Squeezy logos all over it. He off-handedly mentioned to nobody in particular that he was going to text the photo to New Orleans Saints star running back Alvin Kamara, who’d agreed to sponsor Vargas earlier in the week.
Reports have circulated for weeks that this would be New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees’ final season.
The future Hall-of-Famer was asked bluntly if Sunday’s 30-20 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC Divisional Round would be his final game and declined to say whether or not it would be.
“I’m going to give myself an opportunity to think about the season, think about a lot of things, just like I did last year, and make a decision,” Brees said.
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) – Take one: Drew Brees farewell?
They say Father Time is undefeated. Though nothing is official, by the looks of Drew Brees, both during and after the game, it sure seems like he’s accepted that finality in his career.
Brees was pedestrian Sunday. Not the Superman he’d been for the vast majority of his 15 seasons in New Orleans. He threw three bad interceptions that proved costly. His second interception on a throw to Alvin Kamara in the fourth quarter essentially put the exclamation point on another playoff loss.
But it was the emotion after the game that made this ending feel different. He was in near tears on the sideline. When he jogged off the field, he blew kisses to his family. But as he was about to hit the tunnel, he walked back to take the moment all in. After the game, he shared a long hug and embrace with his wife on the field. He went on to play touch football with his sons. He ended up staying nearly two hours before actually exiting the dome.
It had all the makings of a man who knows his time is up.
Take Two: Turnover trouble
Sometimes it takes a little while to figure out what exactly went wrong in a game. Other times, the answer is blatantly obvious.
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