LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Taysom Hill
 

Watching the highlight reel... This guy LOVES the game so much. Every play, pounding it at 110% intensity with a SMILE. Selfless Swiss Army knife!

I know it's been said before, but just GOT to give him props.

Have a GREAT WEEK WHODATS!!!

Re: LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Taysom Hill
 

His style of play and his beaming smile after running someone over is really infectious.

Love watching him play, regardless of position

Re: LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Taysom Hill
 

Dude needs to play QB and touch the ball EVERY play.

Re: LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Taysom Hill
 

With due respect…Worst Idea Ever! 🤪

Re: LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Taysom Hill
 

Dude touching the ball and playing Quarterback EVERY PLAY is not what I'm talking about.

Re: LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Taysom Hill
 

No, I didn’t think you were !

Re: LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Taysom Hill
 

I did Sin! You psychopath!! Aaaaaaaggghhhh!!!

Re: LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Taysom Hill
 

Well maybe lil bit...

Re: LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Taysom Hill
 

Getsom Taysom! Taysom was a great pick and he only fits in New Orleans like Hebert, Gaian and Tom Dempsey! He gives us a chance to win every game!

Re: LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Taysom Hill
 

I’m all for Taysom. The way he was used last game was the perfect way to use him IMO. A dose here, a dose there. A catch here, a pass there. Subbing in him alongside decent passing QB keeps teams guessing. One of these games he is gonna pull out another big pass after faking the run.

Re: LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Taysom Hill
 

Didn't we sign him off the GB practice squad?

Re: LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Taysom Hill
 

Affirm. Think he was an undrafted FA when he signed with GB.

No matter though. Taysom is a badass.

Re: LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Taysom Hill
 

The key here is that Sean Payton was able to make good use of him. He didn't work out as a full-time quarterback but he can throw the ball when he's not running over people. Sean Payton knew that this man has talent and worked him into the game plan...slowly working him in a little more each game

Re: LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Taysom Hill
 

The year before the Packer cut Joe Callahan after he had impressed coach Mike McCarthy. The Packers signed Callahan as an undrafted free agent in May and kept him on the 53-man roster out of training camp so as to not risk another team claiming him off waivers. Said Packers coach Mike McCarthy in September: "I mean, how the hell does he not make the team? It was clear. Just watch the games."

The Packers took a calculated risk when they put Callahan on waivers Thursday with the intent to put him on the practice squad. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Friday that coach Mike McCarthy and his staff believed he would pass through waivers and be re-signed to the practice squad.

The Saints claimed him but wanted to move him to the practice squad. He had to clear waivers first. The Browns claimed him as soon as he hit the waiver wire.

Callahan was resigned by the Packers the following season but was cut along with Taysom Hill.

“I was watching the receiver (Max) McCaffrey,” Saints coach Sean Payton said in a teleconference Wednesday, “and we were looking at trying to find a way to maybe get him on our practice squad. And I kept seeing this Hill. I called (assistant general manager Jeff) Ireland in, we just kept watching the film and studied Max and then began studying Taysom and then I think in a very short amount of time, I imagine, you began to see some quick stroke, live arm, very athletic and can run — a lot of the traits you’re looking for. The more film we just kept watching the more we kept looking to find a reason not to (claim him) and we just trusted out instincts watching him play.”

The rest as the saying goes "Is History"!

Re: LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Taysom Hill
 

No. That was Aaron Brooks.

Re: LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Taysom Hill
 

The Saints traded linebacker K.D. Williams and a 3rd-round pick to Green Bay for Brooks and tight end Lamont Hall. Most memorable Brooks moment (good or bad)?

A trade with Green Bay that did pay off was October 4, 2004 J.T. O'Sullivan and a second round pick in the 2005 NFL Draft were traded to the Green Bay Packers for Mike McKenzie. After the trade, O'Sullivan was inactive for 11 games as the third quarterback.