Saints GM Mickey Loomis Responds to Gayle Benson Criticism
Saints general manager Mickey Loomis accepted owner Gayle Benson’s criticism of the team’s performance, conceding New Orleans hasn’t delivered sustained success. He urged patience, pointing to a young roster and head coach Kellen Moore as the team continues to develop.
By the Numbers- The Saints are 2-4.
- New Orleans last made the playoffs in 2020.
- The Saints beat the Giants 34-27 last Sunday.
Loomis views player development as a key measure of progress, but acknowledged the bottom line remains results: “It’s not good enough yet.” Benson has made clear she expects the football leadership, coaches and players to be held accountable.
State of Play- New Orleans is preparing in Versailles, France, for Sunday’s game against the Steelers.
- Moore is in his second season as head coach; Loomis described him and the roster as young and developing.
The Giants win offered a boost, not proof of a turnaround. Loomis is asking for time, while Benson’s message—and his own admission—make clear that improvement must show up on the field.
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