DeShazier: Revolving door method might work again for Saints
Follow on Twitter on October 30, 2008 at 9:08 AM, updated July
31, 2009 at 7:29 PM  If changing kickers and punters about as
often as he changes socks gives New Orleans Saints coach Sean
Payton peace of mind, gives his team a psychological advantage
and gives the Saints a noticeable performance bump in those
areas, then let him keep up the game of musical chairs and hope
someone competent is sitting when the tune stops.  True,
bringing in the third kicker and third punter of a regular
season that only is eight games old obviously don't solve the
larger problems that seem to be glaring the Saints in the face.
Kickers and punters don't cover receivers. They don't block on
third- or fourth-and-1. They don't fumble. They don't get
suspended (unless their name is Todd Sauerbrun).  They don't
call for onside kicks that fail and virtually guarantee points
to teams that otherwise might not be able to score, like what
happened in the Minnesota game. They d