Dennis Allen, the new head coach of the Orleans Saints, has declared his retirement.

In New Orleans, there was a great deal of expectation that this squad would be a playoff contender. Not reaching that potential calls for a thorough analysis of what has to be done better.

The Saints’ failure to win despite having one of the easiest schedules in the league and a weak NFC South division will force changes to be made in the summer. However, the team’s strong conclusion confirmed that changing the head coach will not be one of those changes.

When Saints News Network asked Allen if he thought he would return in 2024, his response was brief and to the point. “I anticipate that. Indeed,” he said. When questioned about the impressive finish

Allen emphasized the team’s youthful core of offensive skill position players, which offers some hope for the next year.

Allen remarked, “The one touchdown on the fade route to A.T. Perry.” “And the main talent players on the pitch at that specific moment are Kendre Miller, Chris Olave, Rashid Shaheed, and A.T. Perry.” I believe it gives you confidence to go forward that some of those young guys can step up.”

Allen’s first winning season as head coach was completed by the squad with a 9-8 record. His career win-loss record is at 24-46 overall, including 16-18 in his two seasons with New Orleans.

There’s a great deal of hope inside the Saints that theyobserve further advancements in the upcoming year. But if such upgrades don’t materialize, Allen’s last will most likely be this one.