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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Reasons Clayton may become a Saint... 1.The vast majority of fans wouldn’t complain about the pick. Good PR for a staff on the hot seat. 2.The top guys on our list may be gone. (Hall, Robinson, Vilma, Gamble) 3.Could translate ...

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Old 04-08-2004, 10:18 AM   #1
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Reasons Clayton may become a Saint...
1.The vast majority of fans wouldn’t complain about the pick. Good PR for a staff on the hot seat.
2.The top guys on our list may be gone. (Hall, Robinson, Vilma, Gamble)
3.Could translate into more fan interest and ticket $ale$.
4.He is probably more prepared to start day one than any other WR in this draft.
5.He’s a damn good football player. A LOT faster than his 40 time suggests.
6. Haslet has stated he prefers his 1st pick either scores TD's, or prevents TD's.
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Old 04-08-2004, 10:48 AM   #2
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4.He is probably more prepared to start day one than any other WR in this draft.
Would this be deemed \"arguably\"? I put Roy Williams up there as well.
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Old 04-08-2004, 10:50 AM   #3
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I can honestly say that I wouldn\'t be disappointed if the Saints chose Clayton, BUT only if a few of the names that I think we could get with our pick are gone. I\'ll admit that I\'m a bit prejudiced because he\'s from LSU. IF Clayton\'s 40-time is close to accurate, he could possibly become the Saints next Eric Martin. Not blazing speed, but could catch the freakin kitchen sink if you threw it to him.
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4.He is probably more prepared to start day one than any other WR in this draft.
Would this be deemed \"arguably\"? I put Roy Williams up there as well.
You\'re right. But you get my point. An immediate impact player.
Granted I feel its on the wrong side of the ball, but impact nonetheless.
Some scouts have him at #2.
Almost all say he plays a lot faster than his 40 would suggest.

Seems like I remember the same things were said about Jerry Rice.
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Old 04-08-2004, 12:07 PM   #5
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As much as I love Clayton, I\'m tired of teams playing track meet against our defense. Vilma is the choosen one, he will bring us to the promise land.
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Old 04-08-2004, 01:48 PM   #6
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We could trade down to the bottom of the 1st and still pick up Clayton probably. Taking him at 18 would be really idiotic. If we do take a WR day one, I think we would be much better off taking Henderson in the 2nd or Colbert in the 3rd. I still can not figure out why Colbert is not an early 2nd round prospect. He will be a major steal in the 3rd round IMO.

Anyway, here is a reason why we WON\'T draft Clayton -
We never draft LSU players, even if we could really use them. Case in point - RB D.Davis & LB B.James last season. They both fell farther than expected and we just kept passing them up.

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