SPEED: New Orleans Saints’ Kellen Moore Assembles SPEEDY WRs Following Trey Palmer Acquisition

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1. Love it Kellen definitely has a plan to deploy all this speed them 3×1 sets 11 personnel I think Kellen is going to feast man assuming oline can run block affectively offense could be really really explosive 🧨

2. Who dat 👀

3. One thing I've noticed as of late is depth focus and players that can or have played in different roles. Vele played both WR and TE. So you could use him in either way. Things like this. A lot of cross position guys. I think that is smart especially with the injuries we've had. And still not hurting your scheme when those injuries come up.

4. New Orleans Track Team

5. All that speed will be wasted without an oline or a qb who can get them the rock

6. Dam our coach smart

7. 6’5 4.7 speed is fast fa his size

8. 4WR spread play down field ?

9. Our coach trick us lol

10. I’m move to Tulsa Oklahoma and made ppl New Orleans fans
    I luv my city and team
    Westbank L.B.Landry in here
    Who Dat

11. I really wish they would've kept yarns he would've fit so well

12. Imagine that. Kellen came in and took a look around and said let's build the fastest team in the league. I admire this guy and he has a CLEAR vision. 💪🏽💯⚜️

13. Chris Olave was robbed at the Combine, his first 40 time was a 4.29/40 and his second was a 4.38!! They then somehow turned that into a 4.39/40

14. The vision was clear when he signed cooks, but all y’all were crying for a big bodied WR. We got that, and he’s quick. Now we sign another burner and y’all stanning. I don’t get how the opinions work.

    If Vele goes down and all we have is speed — will you still be a stan, or will you cry again for a big body?

15. Meaning we really need our offensive line to hold there will be jams from some physical defenses, but there will be openings and separation asp, rattler didn’t have that last year.

    No excuse ratt this year !!

16. I like it. "Bayou Blazers!"

17. What's speed of u cannot hold on to the damn ball 😂

18. Rizzi… we stood a better mathematical chance to beat the Commanders in OT than going for two against Daniels and Co. Rizzi got big eyes and, I feel, let his emotions affect his decision-making process. Many have said that Daniels had owned us all day… but not in the 4th quarter. We came storming back, had momentum, with a good chance to carry that into OT. Strong percentages show… winning in OT is more likely than winning on a two-point conversion. It's in the records. This is when I knew I would not be happy if we hired Rizzi as HC. EMOTIONS COUNT. Almost every QB, like Coach Moore, who has played in professional football, is a cool-headed guy who won't allow emotions to move him. These players always manage to remain cool under pressure, it carries weight as a coach — both the deer in the headlights or seeing a chance at glory– constantly scheming solutions and, almost, never allowing emotions to affect POP decisions. You'll see a T/O in those situations before you go for that two. Sure, all Johnson had to do was catch it. Again percentages. On average, a 2-point conversion is harder on all scoring options…that includes pass receptions in the endzone for 2 points. TD play (but for 2 here) percentages drop drastically. It's just plain harder in that game situation. I'm still not over it… not a 'REAL' HC decision on that play

19. To add… in life in general, if you can do it or scheme it on what will happen 100 times on any particular endeavor, the one that is most often successful is the obvious choice.

20. Look at KM cook. 😂😂😂 WHODAT!!🎉🎉🎉

21. I sure hope the o-line gives him time to make the play, a running game will open up the passing, All these weapons won"t matter squat if the qb is on his back.

22. We are far more likely to lose before winning. Percentages. But building a new team can be a powerful thing when done right. See… Troy Aikman and Peyton Manning. They lost most of their games starting over in their situations… like 3 wins each? The odds say we are gonna be good to be at 2-3 for week 6. MY FAMILY… no one loves The Saints more than I do. Imma be patient. Can you? This time, we all need to think long-term. If we do better than that, then we are beating the odds. Beating the odds in an effort in anomalies.

23. Sean's onside kick in the Superbowl was risky business. I watched again last night. Full control was in doubt until the call. That call could have gone either way. Fortunately, the call on the field was Saints recovery, and there was not enough indisputable evidence to change the call. Had that been a call the other way… you can't fix it. You lose the Superbowl. So I don't discount a Head Coach who knows how to play odds. But that was some SERIOUS Risky Business.

24. Onside recoveries are successful less than 10% of the time. We beat the odds. Last time I played real poker I won $800 on a $20 bet/ The percentages say I will lose it all to the house and end up losing more money eventually. So I quit. I haven't placed a bet since. I went in up by $10 dollars, made $800 more and played the percentages, "Quit While You're Ahead" is a phrase specifically derived from POKER. My only game.

25. NFL average 40-yard dash times for wide receivers around 4.48 to 4.51 seconds

26. To scheme, I look at the past 20 points on a trend and choose the greatest improvement or decline through that trend, and then apply that moving forward until I have a hundred events. Then we have percentages… schemed. It's like a valuable way to predict… scheme.