Sean Payton

Former New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton is certainly qualified to analyze the NFL playoffs and deliver assessments that many teams themselves would be interested in. Payton marched his Saints to a Super Bowl victory in 2009 and wields some of the most impressive coaching credentials you'll find on any NFL resume. The former New Orleans head coach may or may not be pacing the sidelines next year but he is wasting no time laying out some candid NFL analysis of the playoffs.

It seems like a near certainty that the Giants will need to make wholesale changes in the offseason.

The recent shooting death of former New Orleans Saints defensive end has NFL players, coaches, and fans in an uproar over the need for guns. Smith was shot and killed Saturday night after a minor car accident that escalated into a verbal altercation between Smith and Cardell Hayes...

The New Orleans Saints complained after Thursday Night's game that the schedule makers in the NFL did not do them justice. First of all, they're right. Having a Sunday night football game and then turning around and playing on Thursday night is ridiculous...

Robert Griffin III and Mike Shanahan battled their way through preseason up until this point with RG III telling the media he wants to play in the exhibition games and that will be ready for Week 1.  Shanahan disputed RG III being ready for the opener and said the second year QB won't play much in the preseason if at all.

Revis Island has arrived in Tampa Bay, Cam Newton is trying to get the Panthers back to respectability, Sean Payton is back on the sidelines in New Orleans and the Falcons hope they can close the deal this time and reach the Super Bowl.  Who wins the NFC South in 2013...

ESPN is currently reporting that current New Orleans head coach Sean Payton has reached out to NFL legend Bill Parcells to fill in for him while he serves a one year suspension.

Oh that Roger Goodell. What a commissioner. Oh he really cares about the players. He is the biggest, baddest sheriff in town. What nonsense. Goodell is nothing more then a hypocrite and a tyrant. Let's break it down. His harsh sanctions on the New Orleans Saints are absurd...

Roger Goodell and the NFL lowered the boom on the New Orleans Saints for rewarding defensive players who injured or knocked out opponents.

It pays to have bounties put on players in the NFL, but not in the good way. Wednesday, the NFL suspended New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton for an entire year effective April 1st.

No this is not my suggestion nor my idea. This is one of many stupid comments and false indignation you will see fall out from this doozy of a story circling the New Orleans Saints. In case you missed it the Saints are being investigated by the NFL for "running a bounty program"...