Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas
It’s time to unveil our coaches and front office for the midseason All-NFC South team.
Coach: Sean Payton, Saints. There can’t be any other choice. The Saints are undefeated and Payton has made himself a better coach by learning from past mistakes. As long as he doesn’t have too many more of those incidents where he essentially calls two timeouts at once, he’s got a real shot at coach of the year.
Best assistant coach: Gregg Williams, Saints. New Orleans needed to do something dramatic to shake up a defense that was bad the past two years. They brought in Williams and he’s made this defense very good. Could be putting himself in line for another shot at a head-coaching job.
General manager: Mickey Loomis, Saints: He’s the guy who has given Darren Sharper and Jabari Greer to Williams. Loomis also took a shot on defensive tackle Anthony Hargrove and that’s paying off nicely.
It’s time to unveil our coaches and front office for the midseason All-NFC South team.
Coach: Sean Payton, Saints. There can’t be any other choice. The Saints are undefeated and Payton has made himself a better coach by learning from past mistakes. As long as he doesn’t have too many more of those incidents where he essentially calls two timeouts at once, he’s got a real shot at coach of the year.
Best assistant coach: Gregg Williams, Saints. New Orleans needed to do something dramatic to shake up a defense that was bad the past two years. They brought in Williams and he’s made this defense very good. Could be putting himself in line for another shot at a head-coaching job.
General manager: Mickey Loomis, Saints: He’s the guy who has given Darren Sharper and Jabari Greer to Williams. Loomis also took a shot on defensive tackle Anthony Hargrove and that’s paying off nicely.
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Pat Yasinskas
Yasinskas joined ESPN.com in January 2008 after covering the Carolina Panthers for The Charlotte Observer for nine seasons. He began his journalism career with The Tampa Tribune in 1990.