Saints repeatedly getting off to slow starts - How can they fix it?

It is Wednesday, which is kind of like a Monday in the NFL world because first practice really starts to turn your attention to the next opponent, Saints playing the Ravens on Sunday.

It's going to be an intriguing matchup, an interesting matchup in a place they don't go very often against a team, quite frankly, they don't have a whole lot of success against.

But there are other issues at play which we're going to get into.

I was out there at Saints camp.

It's interesting.

I don't know what's going on with Kellen Moore, but he is not a fan of the Wednesday press conference.

He was pretty quick with his answers.

He was in.

He was out.

Wednesday is the day Tyler Shook talks, so we talked to him a little bit.

Open locker room.

Hard to get a read on Kellen this week.

He's probably just got a million things going through his head, and he just wants to get through the press conference and get right back to game planning for Baltimore because it's a big game.

But nonetheless, here we are on this Wednesday.

We're going to get into a couple things, and to me, it's the biggest thing, and it's the biggest thing.

that could derail the Saints season and thus, you know, a Kellen Moore tenure, if you will.

I don't want to get too far ahead of myself with it, but I do think it's something to point out now when it comes to just the track record in this one area that's become problematic.

I think you know what we're talking about.

We're going to get into it in a second.

But first things first, how are you feeling?

I'm feeling good, Sean, even though I did sit through that Kellen Moore press conference today.

Yeah.

I mean, he's naturally a man of very few words.

And having to talk Wednesday and Monday, Friday, Sunday after the game, that's a lot for Kellen, you know? So by Wednesday, especially after a loss, I think he's so mentally ready to get on to the next one.

He doesn't necessarily have a lot from the media.