New Orleans Saints ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’!

Old Superdome

You make the call whether the Superdome keeps its old facade or not!

I loved “Choose Your Own Adventure” books when I was a kid. And while I now understand why my childhood librarian thought they were an abomination and why she relentlessly tried (and failed) to direct me to actual literature instead, I still can’t agree with her: These books were cool.

So the other day I got to thinking, what if someone did the same thing with the New Orleans Saints? It would be awesome, no?

Well, that someone is me. Our story begins after the jump.

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In between building media empires and selling used cars, you are in control of the New Orleans Saints. Most of the time, this is a pretty cool gig, involving dancing with parasols and cajolling the local government into sweatheart business deals. But this offseason has been trying. Your general manager, head coach, and some of your players have earned suspensions following accusations of a bounty program in your midst … a bounty program that may or may not have even existed (Okay, it did, but does anyone have any proof? Yeah, I thought so.).

The good news is you got your star quarterback, Drew Brees, signed to a huge contract, and you have what looks like a pretty stocked roster headed into training camp.

Some months ago, it was determined that Joe Vitt would be your head coach this year, but he has his own suspension to serve (the first six games of the season), and you do have other solid choices for the job in Pete Carmichael (who ran the offense superbly in your head coach’s absence last fall) and Steve Spagnuolo (a former head coach himself). You are now having second thoughts about this Joe Vitt decision.

Do you stick with Joe Vitt, promote Carmichael, or go with Spagnuolo instead?

About Dave Gladow

Dave Gladow is the author of "Eyeblack Odyssey," a sports enthusiast, a New Orleans resident, and he enjoys eating pig nachos.
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