2021 NFL Draft: New Orleans Saints

ChrisXVI · 03-13-2021, 10:06 AM

Originally Posted by K Major

You're probably right XVI.

The shame of it is that for a very brief period we had Kwon A, I saw some of the best linebacker play in a good while from New Orleans.

I just hope we can find another young assassin to pair with DD before his play falls off. Maybe the Saints front office mind set is to find one via Free Agency? Vilma, Fujita, Demario just to name a few.

Maybe Baun breaks out this year … assuming he's put in a position to succeed.

BTW, if Cox falls to the second round you gotta give him draft consideration. A lot of LSU players continue to transition well at the next level.

They could throw the prototype measurables out the window for a player of JOK’s caliber. Now that I look at it, Kwon Alexander was just about the same size as Owusu-Koramoah (Kwon had about 10 lbs more on him.)

I really need to see how we approach free agency before diving too deep into potential draft prospects.

03-13-2021, 10:06 AM	#11
ChrisXVI 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Madison, WI Posts: 11,482	Re: 2021 NFL Draft: New Orleans Saints Originally Posted by K Major You're probably right XVI. The shame of it is that for a very brief period we had Kwon A, I saw some of the best linebacker play in a good while from New Orleans. I just hope we can find another young assassin to pair with DD before his play falls off. Maybe the Saints front office mind set is to find one via Free Agency? Vilma, Fujita, Demario just to name a few. Maybe Baun breaks out this year … assuming he's put in a position to succeed. BTW, if Cox falls to the second round you gotta give him draft consideration. A lot of LSU players continue to transition well at the next level. They could throw the prototype measurables out the window for a player of JOK’s caliber. Now that I look at it, Kwon Alexander was just about the same size as Owusu-Koramoah (Kwon had about 10 lbs more on him.) I really need to see how we approach free agency before diving too deep into potential draft prospects.