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Re: The 2023 JeanPierre Saints Roster Depth Chart Thread

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Originally Posted by bobdog86 (Post 989654)

Just watched some highlights, looks quick. wherever he lands, no doubt they will bulk him up some. 6 4 230. I know he's adequate size, but for some reason he still looks a little small. but i do like his quickness.

We could use some quickness along that line to get after elusive/mobile QB's. They have been our biggest problem on defense. That and stopping the run is damn near impossible.

Re: The 2023 JeanPierre Saints Roster Depth Chart Thread

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Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 989639)

I like Payton Wilson from NC State. He's a sideline to sideline LB with great coverage and rushing skills. He opted out of the Pop-Tarts Bowl yesterday from which his absence was very noticeable.

Dennis Allen would change his position, just like he did Zach Baun.

He'd be wasted talent whilst the wonder twins are in charge of this team.

Re: The 2023 JeanPierre Saints Roster Depth Chart Thread

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Originally Posted by dizzle88 (Post 989718)

Dennis Allen would change his position, just like he did Zach Baun.

He'd be wasted talent whilst the wonder twins are in charge of this team.

One way or another both Allen and Carmichael are going to be gone sooner than later. As with everything else, I am optimistic about that. I'm just looking forward to positive moves in the future after we finish this playoff push.

Re: The 2023 JeanPierre Saints Roster Depth Chart Thread

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Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 989720)

This “playoff push” … funniest thing I’ve read all day. LMFAO
You… You’re good.

Re: The 2023 JeanPierre Saints Roster Depth Chart Thread

Updated Ourlads Depth Chart as of 1:50 PM, January 2nd.

OFFENSE

LWR	17	Perry, A.T. 23/6
RWR	12	Olave, Chris 22/1	18	KIRKWOOD, KEITH CF18
SWR	22	Shaheed, Rashid CF22	5	Bowden Jr., Lynn SF23
LT	75	PEAT, ANDRUS 15/1	70	Penning, Trevor 22/1
LG	74	HURST, JAMES CC/Bal	73	GARCIA, MAX U/Arz
C	78	McCoy, Erik 19/2
RG	51	Ruiz, Cesar 20/1
RT	67	Young, Landon 21/6	77	ERVING, CAMERON SF23
TE	83	Johnson, Juwan CF20	7	HILL, TAYSOM W/GB	87	Moreau, Foster U/LV	80	GRAHAM, JIMMY 10/3
QB	4	CARR, DEREK CC/LV	2	WINSTON, JAMEIS U/TB	3	Haener, Jake 23/4
RB	41	Kamara, Alvin 17/3	21	Williams, Jamaal U/Det	25	Miller, Kendre 23/3
FB	46	Prentice, Adam W/Den

DEFENSE

LDE	94	JORDAN, CAMERON 11/1	92	Kpassagnon, Tanoh U/KC
LDT	99	Saunders, Khalen U/KC	90	Bresee, Bryan 23/1
RDT	93	SHEPHERD, NATHAN U/NYJ	54	Mustipher, P.J. P/Den
RDE	96	Granderson, Carl CF19	55	Foskey, Isaiah 23/2	91	Phillips, Kyle U/NYJ
WLB	20	Werner, Pete 21/2	45	Sewell, Nephi CF22	59	Rice, Monty W/Ten
MLB	56	DAVIS, DEMARIO U/NYJ	52	Jackson, D'Marco 22/5
SLB	53	Baun, Zack 20/3	42	Summers, Ty P/Jax
LCB	29	Adebo, Paulson 21/3
SS	32	MATHIEU, TYRANN U/KC	24	Abram, Johnathan U/Sea
FS	31	Howden, Jordan 23/5	28	Johnson Jr., Lonnie U/Ten	48	Gray, J.T. CF18
RCB	27	Yiadom, Isaac SF22
NB	1	Taylor, Alontae 22/2	00	Amadi, Ugo SF23

SPECIAL TEAMS

PT	39	HEDLEY, LOU CF23
PK	19	Grupe, Blake CF23
LS	49	WOOD, ZACH SF17
H	39	HEDLEY, LOU CF23
KO	19	Grupe, Blake CF23
PR	22	Shaheed, Rashid CF22	5	Bowden Jr., Lynn SF23
KR	22	Shaheed, Rashid CF22	5	Bowden Jr., Lynn SF23

PRACTICE SQUAD

PS	26	Robinson, James RB	86	Jacobson, Michael TE	89	Hudson, Tommy TE	37	Mims, Jordan RB	57	Lalos, Niko DE
PS	88	Davis, Shaquan WR	38	Jean-Charles, Shemar CB	58	Orji, Anfernee LB	68	Evans II, Mark OT	30	Hicks, Faion CB
PS	10	Callaway, Marquez WR	62	Kraemer, Tommy OG	76	Penisini, John DT	85	Kirklin, Jontre WR	95	Heflin, Jack DT

RESERVES

RES	98	Turner, Payton DFR-15	13	THOMAS, MICHAEL IR-12	23	Lattimore, Marshon IR-12	97	Roach, Malcolm IR-14	6	Maye, Marcus IR-14
RES	64	Saldiveri, Nick IR-14	71	Ramczyk, Ryan IR-17	26	Benjamin, Eno IR	50	Dowell, Andrew IR	59	TURNER, TRAI IR
RES	43	Connelly, Ryan PS/INJ

Re: The 2023 JeanPierre Saints Roster Depth Chart Thread

I was at training camp when Andrus Peat showed up looking like the Pillsbury dough boy and I wasn't impressed with him. When I saw him I told my brother that he looked really soft. His physical shape isn't sculptured like an athlete and that is what I ant from my O linemen. I've said every since then that he is built like the Pillsbury dough boy. But, now that I think about it, he also reminds me of the giant marshmallow in Ghostbusters. They are both likeable characters though.

We signed Peat in the first round to be the left tackle. He wasn't very good and we tried him on the right side where he failed miserably. So, then we moved him to LG and he's had his moments. Sometimes, he's blocking great, and then other times he's missing assignments or getting knocked to on his ass on a regular basis. Did I mention his injury history?

We restructured his contract to cut him next year and go figure, he stepped up his game. He moved back to left tackle where he has played adequately in the past and has played well enough to get paid this offseason to play left tackle.

We re-signed Peat to a second contract because there was a shortage of O line players available.....and the cycle continues. Do we re-sign Peat?

Re: The 2023 JeanPierre Saints Roster Depth Chart Thread

Probably deserves it's on thread but here are the areas of need/concern for 2024:

OL, DL, LB, CB & DE, RB & TE.

Better start hitting on some of these draft picks going forward.

Re: The 2023 JeanPierre Saints Roster Depth Chart Thread

Marcus Maye graded out to be one of the worst safeties in the league. We might need some attention there too. Watching Miller on the field yesterday, he looks like he has the potential to be an explosive type back. Unfortunately, I don't know if we'll get the opportunity to see if he could be.

Both Hendrickson and Elliss elevated their game when they left. So dpressing to see as they were more than affordable to keep.