Just a guess, but I think he's probably of the opinion that they paid a B-Plus QB A-Plus money.

He'd be right too.

Chris XVI,

In his old age, 'King Arthur' seems to have something confused.

He is a "bottom third" QB.

Not the "third best."

We'd better hope the cap goes WAY up.

Because otherwise we've confined ourself to the NFCS cellar.

And don't be surprised if you see JJ11 in another team's jersey.

The Patriots have the cap room and need help.

Chris XVI,

In his old age, 'King Arthur' seems to have something confused.

He is a "bottom third" QB.

Not the "third best."

We'd better hope the cap goes WAY up.

Because otherwise we've confined ourself to the NFCS cellar.

And don't be surprised if you see JJ11 in another team's jersey.

The Patriots have the cap room and need help.

You guys are in the same boat now that we're in with Drew

Great the ass cock owners price people like me even more out of being able to go to a game because they have to pay a good but not great players HUGE frippen bucks.

Once again

NO ONE IS WORTH THIS TYPE OF MONEY!!!

Nowhere near a similarity there. We have a coach, a better GM, and an elite QB who has no argument or question about his track record or "elite" status. Atlanta has none of those things, at the level of quality that the Saints have them. Our GM and front office's precise talent is, scouting and signing hidden gems and high quality (and thus less expensive) players in the mid to later rounds, and making really smart, low cost free agent acquisitions (Sproles, Shockey, Vilma, etc). The Saints have been doing this for years, which is a perfect salary cap compliment to a highly paid, high value QB like Drew Brees. The Falcons' front office's MO is to reach down to pick up whatever shiny glittering objects that happen to catch their attention that minute. Falcons fans are STILL debating Ryan's "elite" status after every Falcons' loss and always will be, even after he is retired. It's been proven time and again, that Drew adds value when he makes lesser players perform better by being around him; no one ever says that about Ryan, it's all "star power" over in Atlanta, Julio, Tony, Roddy, Turner and they are about to find out long term that it's not a winning recipe.

Speak for yourself.

Having a "bottom third" QB like 'Young' Ryan only works under specific circumstances.

And the first and most important stipulation is that you don't overpay.

The money saved with an inferior QB must be spent elsewhere.

Folks, let's be honest here.

The last time the Falcons had a legitimate shot at the SB was 2006.

I think we have as good a chance as anyone to bring one home.