I believe the saints will not draft in the top ten like most. What I do believe is the Saints getting rid of Rob alone will once again return to bottom half of the draft.

Round 1 Adoree' Jackson CB/WR USC 5-11 186 4.43?
Speed kills and speed is what this kid is all about. Teams avoid him like a plague on deep routes. He mans up against the speed burners. Dude has hands to boot. Good luck qualifying for the Olympics. 10.38 100-meter dash, placed No. 5 in the long jump...

(Work in Progress)

Well, when you waste six plus years see-sawing back and forth over what kind of scheme you want to run, drafting personnel for a 4-3 and then for a 3-4 only to go back to a 4-3, you can expect these kind of results...

Firmly believe Payton the Coach would be fine with a strong GM who actually built the team, both personnel and defensive coaches, and who could veto Payton on personnel moves...

Payton gets in trouble when he has too much...

Making my peace, lately with lots of things lately in my life which has definitely affected my outlook on even my opinions on sports...

Take the ribbing from friends I take over the never ceasing complaining over the Davenport selection (recap: was that p*ssed as the team had turned the corner, and Sean's ego had to geaux off-script in the draft)...

So let me just get this reality out of the way - Davenport will never be worth the draft capital Sean Payton gave to select...

This is the year -


for a non-quarterback to win the NFL MVP. We're overdue and there are at least four awesome candidates who deserve consideration. In no particular order:



1) RB Derrick Henry - a very powerful runner with excellent vision. He is without peer among NFL runningbacks because of the sheer force and physical nature of his running. On almost any run, you can pencil him in for 3 yards gained because he's the ultimate fall-forward runner...

Moreau, Johnson, James, Hill. Krull to practice squad.