If the Saints think the head coach was the only problem in the building, they’re fooling themselves. This team doesn’t need a tweak. It needs an overhaul.

If the New Orleans Saints believe that firing the head coach is the sole solution to their struggles, they’re kidding themselves. While a change at the top may provide a temporary spark, it’s clear that the issues with this team run much deeper than just coaching. This organization needs more than a minor adjustment; it requires a full overhaul. The roster is aging in key spots, and there’s a lack of young talent capable of stepping into significant roles. Quarterback play has been inconsistent at best, and the offensive line has shown signs of decline. Defensively, while there are some bright spots, there are also major gaps in both depth and execution. Special teams have been shaky, and overall team discipline has been a recurring issue. The Saints’ culture, once defined by a championship mentality, has faded over the past few seasons, and this team needs a complete reset. Simply changing the head coach won’t fix the deeper, systemic issues that have been allowed to fester for too long. It’s time for the Saints to take a hard look at the entire organization — from the front office to the roster — and make bold moves to rebuild for the future.