Sean Payton, New Orleans Saints Head Coach

February 7, 2010 - New Orleans, Louisiana - Congratulations to New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton. The Saints are Superbowl Champions, defeating the Indianapolis Colts 31 - 17 in the Miami, Florida. Sean Payton's coaching record with the New Orleans Saints:

Year	Regular Season	Post Season	Total
2009	13 - 3	3 - 0	16 - 3
2008	8 - 8	not	8 - 8
2007	7 - 9	not	7 - 9
2006	10 - 6	1 - 1	11 - 7
Total	38 - 26	4 - 1	42 - 27

Sean Payton with Lombardi Trophy

January 24, 2010 - New Orleans, Louisiana - Congratulations to New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton. The Saints are NFC Champions and going to the Superbowl. The Saints beat the Minnesota Vikings by a score of 31 - 28 in the New Orleans Louisiana Superdome.

January 3, 2010 - New Orleans, LA - Congratulations to New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton for finishing the 2009 regular season with a 13 - 3 record.

Nov 21, 2009 - New Orleans, LA - Congratulations to New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton for getting the Saints off to a 10 - 0 record for the 2009 season. Sean Payton said in reference to the offensive line and Drew Brees, "We did a great job in protection." In reference to what it means to be 10 - 0, the coach went on to say, "We've got a lot of football ahead of us."

Dec 12, 2008 - New Orleans, LA - New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton likes Bud Light Beer! Beth, "Top Shelf" Margarita on the rocks.

Nov 24, 2008 - New Orleans, LA - New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton! Why go for a 2 point conversion after a touchdown that makes the score 51-29? Coach, I don't get it. Sean Payton!

During his post-game interview, Coach Sean Payton was asked the following question:

Q: Can you talk about what Deuce McAllister’s touchdown meant not only for him but for yourself and this crowd?
A: When you become the all time leading scorer in a franchise’s history with the career he has had here and to be able to do it at home on a Monday night, there is obviously a lot of emotion and we couldn’t be happier for him. His teammates and all the fans here that had a chance to witness that, it was pretty special. It was a good run, a great effort. It was a very atypical Deuce McAllister run with the second effort that finished it in the end zone. It was great to see.

Coach, do you know what "atypical" means? Do you know the definition of "atypical"? Atypical = "NOT TYPICAL". Come on Coach Sean Payton!

Oct 19, 2008 - New Orleans, LA - New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton still isn't putting veteran running-back Deuce McAllister in the game on crucial third-and-one yard plays. Sean Payton must figure out how to get a first down in third-and-one situations. Today, both third-and-one plays were Reggie Bush runs to the right end. The first was a 3 yard gain for a first down and the second was a -2 yard loss for a punt on forth-down. Head Coach Sean Payton needs give the football to veteran running-back Deuce McAllister or figure out another way to successfully get a first down on third-and-one situations. It has been a pattern this year, on crucial third-and-one yard downs, the New Orleans Saints have had very limited success running the football for a first down without Deuce McAllister in the back-field. Give the ball to Duece, dude. It ain't that difficult. Or, put Duece in the back-field and execute a passing play from Drew Brees to one of the New Orlean's Saints trustworthy receiving corps.

Oct 6, 2008 - New Orleans, LA - Sean Payton demonstrates an obvious facemask on Reggie Bush that was missed by Ed Hochuli and his crew of zebras on Monday-Night-Football.

Sep 22, 2008 - New Orleans, LA - Sean Payton must play veteran running-back Deuce McAllister in third-and-one yard situations and/or let Drew Brees pass to one of the New Orlean's Saints trustworthy receiving corps. The inability for the New Orleans Saints to get a first down in a third-and-one situation must stop immediately, if not sooner!