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Let's Talk Trade Deadline
We have some players who have substantial trade value and the trade deadline is coming up soon. I've read several different articles about whether it's a good idea to move on from our core group.
On one hand, we could hold onto key players and continue with the win now mentality while pushing the cap down the road. The team could also trade for another impact veteran to help with a late season push if that's the direction they want to go. It's worked before. On the other hand, the front office might realize it's too late/too little and begin trading key pieces now for for a rebuild next year. That might be tough to pull off with most players having been through numerous contract extensions and being tied to the team. I'm not advocating a fire sale by any means but it's worth discussing. Looking at the cap hits for our top players it's hard to see much interest from other teams. We unloaded Cee Dee for next to nothing and I worry about the decisions by the front office this offseason. I sure hope we don't trade with Philly again. They got a heck of a deal. Who could/would you trade? |
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I wouldn't trade anyone. Now I wouldn't mind picking someone up that can fill a need to make a run.
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If we are trying to gain back draft capital, I'd start with the Davenport. We are never getting 2 firsts back for him, but he doesn't show up that much anyway, so if we could get a 3rd round pick, or a little higher I'd be happy. We have a pretty old roster so I don't think there is a ton of value in our players. I don't want to lose AK, he makes the offense go. Likewise, don't want to lose Cam Jordan, he's about 10 years older than Davenport, and still looks more active. If we could get a first rounder for Thomas, I'd take it. I just don't know which team would do that now, considering he's always injured. Guys like Mathieu and Evans, if you could get something for them, great, if not I think they should be sent on their way. You can see it in Mathieu's play, he doesn't care anymore. |
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I’ve listed who I would trade on another recent thread. Guido and gang obviously dont want to trade anyone. They are probably looking forward to adding Odell Beckham Jr now and Rashaad Penny in the offseason and locking both up with long term fully guaranteed backloaded deals into their late 30’s on the basis that all injuries are chance and all players with chronic injury histories are actually more valuable because of their brave struggle with adversity that will only make them better, and hugs and quilts and rainbows and ponies.
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Beyond that, you are so full of crap it is becoming amusing. :D |
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I would look to add an interior run defender. Saints have given up almost 900 yards rushing already. Which is almost dead last.
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We restructured Harty 's contract and I was thinking we were going to bring somebody else in.
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When Mathieu's version of a ball hawk is just standing nowhere near a receiver and watching passes fly all over the field and then being too afraid to tackle, no wonder the D line doesn't have enough time to generate pressure. |
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The Saints have a an opportunity to win the impotent NFL South so I think that they should be looking for help rather than getting rid of key players for future draft picks that may or may not be good players in the NFL. |
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Whatever Loomis does bako will love it ! 😝 |
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What would y'all think of picking up Hunt ... IF he wants to come here, that is.
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I can get behind trading for Akers and/or Toney. Scale the compensation towards their productivity. Both are in the doghouse and so the initial investment shouldn't be bad.
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We do need to move away from Ingram, he is just ineffective when you need him.
Latavius Murray came in for 1 game and immediately looked better than Ingram has all year. |
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Eagles trade for Robert Quinn. Meanwhile we quiet af.
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Robert Quinn has done absolutely nothing this year so far. I certainly wouldn't want us to throw 4th round pick on him. Not sure why this would frazzle anyone.
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With 8 total tackles and 1 sack. He's also 32 years old who will make 14 million next season and 13 the year after.
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We have a week left before the deadline. I'm sure we'll make a move or two but it has to make sense. Not something that will hog tie us for the foreseeable future.
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The New Orleans Saints trading defensive back C.J. Gardner Johnson to the Philadelphia Eagles shocked many. But according to one report, it was bound to happen. On Aug. 30, the day of the NFL’s roster cutdown deadline, the New Orleans Saints made a rather shocking decision. They decided to trade safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson and a 2025 seventh-round pick to the Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for a 2023 fifth-round pick and a 2024 sixth-round pick. The move made Philadelphia’s active offseason that much better. But why would the Saints trade away their talented defensive back? According to New Orleans Football’s Nick Underhill (subscription required), the Saints let it be known that they were not going to re-sign Gardner-Johnson “on his terms.” Not only that, but Underhill reports that Gardner-Johnson “stopped taking coaching.” Saints: Reported reasons for C.J. Gardner-Johnson trade to Eagles Gardner-Johnson, a 2019 fourth-round pick out of Florida, was entering the final year of his rookie contract, and set to hit free agency at the end of the 2022 campaign. Gardner-Johnson opted to hold in during training camp during negotiations. NOLA.com’s Jeff Duncan noted in an article following the trade (subscription required) that during one practice, Gardner-Johnson was injured following a collision, and yelled at the team’s trainers “see, this is what you all wanted.” The quote, as Duncan notes, was “presumably being about his uncertain contract status.” Head coach Dennis Allen spoke to the media about the trade, saying that the decision was not easy, but that he was confident in their defensive backfield, which he called “the deeper positions” that they had. |
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The whole friggin team...and its coaches:dunce:
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He’s always had the label of the kind of player that you hate on other people’s team but you love on your team. Well you don’t get that sort of rep without also rubbing a few people on your team wrong. I guess I’m saying that maybe he threatened to make things uncomfortable for everybody. Total speculation of course. |
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Let's not forget that he was the one that egged Thomas on until he snapped in practice. Yes, he's got an edge we liked, but sometimes those edges slice both ways. |
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