We've heard NFL head coaches be described in a few different ways, but Marquez Valdes-Scantling's description of Darren Rizzi has to be one of the more unique descriptions in recent memory. In a sitdown interview with Kay Adams,

Saints interim coach Darren Rizzi figured one way to help New Orleans overcome its seven-game skid was to think about anything but the losing streak itself. So Rizzi's messaging revolved around the idea that with a new regime comes a “fresh start.

Saints interim coach Darren Rizzi came to his postgame news conference still trying to get the feeling back in his hand after his first win as an NFL coach. Rizzi and the Saints (3-7) were so excited to break a seven-game losing streak on Sunday that he was accidentally pushed in the back a little too enthusiastically by defensive end Payton Turner.

Perhaps the best job Darren Rizzi did last week leading up to Sunday's game against Atlanta in the Caesars Superdome – Rizzi's first days as New Orleans Saints interim head coach – was to promote memory loss. The Saints (3-7) then were on a seven-game losing streak, having not experienced victory since Sept. 15 against Dallas.

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling sees similarities between his interim coach Darren Rizzi and Kansas City Chiefs' head coach Andy Reid, under whom he won two Super Bowls. Valdes-Scantling praised Rizzi's leadership,