Winston Showing Leadership

Boston Saint · 07-30-2022, 11:39 AM

Originally Posted by SaintFanInATLHELL

Better than exactly what? Winston went 4-2 in 6 complete starts last year throwing 14 TD, only 3 INTs, with a 102+ passer rating. And this is with a receiver corps that is now #4,#5, and #6 on the depth chart.

I guess for some better performance on the field actually means "until he wins the team a Super Bowl." because that assessment doesn't seem to be based on any actual statistics.

If Winston does exactly what he was doing last year (and I don't think he will. It will be even better.) and plays 17 games healthy, the Saints will win the South and be a high playoff seed in the NFC in 2022.

So, exactly what kind of "performance" are you looking for?

SFIAH

About the only thing more I can ask for is yardage/first down production from him and the receiving/TE group to keep
the chains moving and spell Kamara. Under 200 yards passing/game (which is what he averaged) isn’t gonna cut it in the long run. But, as you point out, the WRs were sub par last year (not
to mention TEs).

07-30-2022, 11:39 AM	#18
Boston Saint 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Nov 2020 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 5,137	Re: Winston Showing Leadership Originally Posted by SaintFanInATLHELL Better than exactly what? Winston went 4-2 in 6 complete starts last year throwing 14 TD, only 3 INTs, with a 102+ passer rating. And this is with a receiver corps that is now #4,#5, and #6 on the depth chart. I guess for some better performance on the field actually means "until he wins the team a Super Bowl." because that assessment doesn't seem to be based on any actual statistics. If Winston does exactly what he was doing last year (and I don't think he will. It will be even better.) and plays 17 games healthy, the Saints will win the South and be a high playoff seed in the NFC in 2022. So, exactly what kind of "performance" are you looking for? SFIAH About the only thing more I can ask for is yardage/first down production from him and the receiving/TE group to keep the chains moving and spell Kamara. Under 200 yards passing/game (which is what he averaged) isn’t gonna cut it in the long run. But, as you point out, the WRs were sub par last year (not to mention TEs).