Kellen Moore just made an example out of Jayden Price, and used him to show the rest of the New Orleans Saints there are repercussions for mistakes.
Writer Darrion Gray argues that head coach Kellen Moore's decision to release returner Jayden Price sent a direct message of accountability to the New Orleans Saints roster. Price was cut two days after committing a costly fumble on a second-half kickoff return against the Minnesota Vikings, which resulted in a Minnesota touchdown.
Gray contends that Moore used Price's release to establish that mistakes will not be tolerated, particularly following pressure from team owner Gayle Benson. With team leader Erik McCoy noting the Saints needed urgency, the article views the move as an intentional demonstration that player errors will carry severe consequences.
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