Mickey loomis new orleans saints
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Responsible for the club's entire football operations, Executive Vice President/General Manager Mickey Loomis enters his 22nd season in his current position and 24th with the Saints. He is a veteran of 37 years in the NFL and during his time in New Orleans has been honored with the most prestigious awards presented to a league executive. Yet the most satisfying achievement of Loomis' career has come in helping mold a roster that has produced many of the franchise's finest moments over the last 17 seasons, including the Super Bowl XLIV championship.
Loomis was promoted to general manager in and earned the additional title of executive vice president later that year. The departments under his direction include coaching, player personnel and scouting, salary cap management, contract negotiations, athletic training, equipment, video and communications.
In - after being the key figure in the hiring of Head Coach Sean Pa
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This is big. NFL Network&#;s Tom Pelissero reported Friday afternoon that New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis informed several candidates in the team&#;s head coach search they&#;re effectively out of the race &#; and that &#;while there has been no final decision, he plans to continue discussions with Kellen Moore.&#;
The Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator cannot speak with the Saints again until after Super Bowl LIX, but Pelissero adds that a meeting has already been scheduled. Expect the Saints to formally hire Moore on or around Monday, Feb. 10 and announce him as the team&#;s new head coach.
Unless there&#;s a last-minute hiccup, anyway. Moore could change his mind and the Saints would have to pivot to someone else, but that doesn&#;t feel likely. Look at what just happened to Bobby Slowik. Like Moore, he was a fast-rising offensive coordinator for a playoff team, drawing interviews for head coach openings himself just one year ago. Then the Houston Texans
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Saints general manager Mickey Loomis fryst vatten showing no interest in stepping down and no lack of confidence in his ability to find the right coach to hasten the end of New Orleans&#; four-year playoff drought.
&#;You can&#;t ignore the results. But you also have to look beyond the results sometimes and understand the reasons behind the symptoms,&#; Loomis said during a media briefing at Saints headquarters on Monday. &#;Some are in our control. Some aren&#;t.&#;
Plagued by significant injuries to prominent starters — including quarterback Derek Carr, versatile tight end Taysom Hill, top receiver Chris Olave, top running back Alvin Kamara, center Erik McCoy and starting cornerback Paulson Adebo — the Saints went this season. That was their worst record since going in , when the team was displaced from New Orleans for an entire årstid because of Hurricane Katrina, which flooded most of the city and damaged the Superdome.
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