It was a done deal ...

vpheughan · 06-26-2022, 10:36 AM

Originally Posted by stickman

I think Sean was trying to let Brees go out on his own terms.

And nothing I have seen from Tayson makes me feel better about him being in there. He could move better but not a great passer.

As for Brees going out on his own terms. You completely missed my point.

Brees went out without once feared arm. As you observed Hill isn't a great passer yet he did what Brees couldn't do for 3 years. Go deep.

Devry Henderson played with the Saints until 2012, and caught six 50-plus yard touchdowns from Brees.

In Two years Kenny Stills caught four 50-yard touchdowns from Brees.

Brandin Cooks caught seven 50-yard touchdowns from Brees.

Ted Ginn, who ran a 4.38 40-yard dash.

There is an entire five-minute video of Brees’s 70-yard touchdown passes, many of which are bombs thrown over the top.

At least he didn't go out "3 times" like Bret Favre with his last passes all being INT'S.

06-26-2022, 10:36 AM	#19
vpheughan 1000 Posts + Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 4,565	Re: It was a done deal ... Originally Posted by stickman I think Sean was trying to let Brees go out on his own terms. And nothing I have seen from Tayson makes me feel better about him being in there. He could move better but not a great passer. As for Brees going out on his own terms. You completely missed my point. Brees went out without once feared arm. As you observed Hill isn't a great passer yet he did what Brees couldn't do for 3 years. Go deep. Devry Henderson played with the Saints until 2012, and caught six 50-plus yard touchdowns from Brees. In Two years Kenny Stills caught four 50-yard touchdowns from Brees. Brandin Cooks caught seven 50-yard touchdowns from Brees. Ted Ginn, who ran a 4.38 40-yard dash. There is an entire five-minute video of Brees’s 70-yard touchdown passes, many of which are bombs thrown over the top. At least he didn't go out "3 times" like Bret Favre with his last passes all being INT'S.
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