Saints GM Confident Amid Coaching Search

Mickey Loomis, the general manager of the New Orleans Saints, has no intention of stepping down despite the team's disappointing 5-12 season, their worst record since 2005. Loomis remains confident in his ability to find a new head coach who can lead the team back to success and end their four-year playoff drought. He attributes a significant part of the team's struggles to injuries of key players, such as quarterback Derek Carr and other starters. Loomis emphasizes that while results are important, understanding the underlying reasons, including factors beyond their control, is crucial. Potential coaching candidates include Mike McCarthy, former head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, and other promising coordinators. Despite the challenges, Loomis maintains an optimistic outlook, believing that the Saints can quickly rebound with the right leadership and strategy.