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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by K Major Saints need TWO tackles this off season. Ramz definitely needs to retire. DA says Ramcyzk's knee could be a concern going into the season Between the two they drafted and what shakes out with the ...
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Re: Off-season plan
Originally Posted by K Major
Between the two they drafted and what shakes out with the UDFAs and young vets, we might be better than at first surmised. We'll see as we go forward.
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Re: Off-season plan
The “Win Now” philosophy has caught up to the Saints. They need to start to shed some dead weight, regardless of the sacrifice they have to make. It would be ugly to watch but at least you can start from scratch. You can’t keep putting the same ingredients in and expect a better outcome.
Something has to give. And if the Saints still feel like they can field a contender with basically the same roster and a horrible cap, it’s gonna make the season even more underwhelming. |
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“There are bigger problems here than the Saints' finances. Yes, as per usual, they are over the cap to a shocking degree. But more importantly, this just wasn't that good a team last year, and there aren't a ton of avenues toward improvement. The core of their roster — Derek Carr, Alvin Kamara, Cameron Jordan, Demario Davis, Tyrann Mathieu — is ancient by NFL standards. Star right tackle Ryan Ramczyk may need to retire for medical reasons. The vibes here just don't seem great.” This right here ^^. Saints are OLD & have a ton of work to do this off season. |
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Re: Off-season plan
Originally Posted by K Major
I believe that we have one of the oldest rosters in the league right now.![]()
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But those listed "old" players are still better than most players far younger. There is not a direct correlation between age and value. Demario Davis, for example, is one of the top LB's in the league today even at his supposed advanced age. The same can be said for players like Mathieu and Kamara. While Cam Jordan may seem like he has lost a step he's still drawing double teams as often as players ten years younger. Our problem isn't our older players, it's those younger players that can't stay on the field due to injury.
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Re: Off-season plan
Originally Posted by AsylumGuido
Brother, you need to put the crack pipe down and realize that we didn’t even win our weak @ss division this year. Pipe Dreams and Excuses don’t equate to WINS.
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Originally Posted by Sinner
Case in point - Steve Wilks fired as 49ers defensive coordinator![]()
Some franchises just have higher standards and definitions of winning. |
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