Yep, you might as well change the subject. I would too if my team used the #2 pick in the draft on a punt returner/3rd WR.

I really hope that was typed while tongue in cheek.

Welcome Overalls. It's been slow lately so I welcome your pot stirring.
It will be hard, however, for you make a good point here due to Mario's below average output and the fact that when teams play against the Saints they are always looking for #25.
Oh and the Saints have a winning record too, by the way. How 'bout them Texans?

Without a doubt I am VERY glad we did not pick Reggie.

So were serious. Boy, your credibility took a hit there so you've got some making up to do.
If you're not sold on Reggie's abilty on the field then you're probably just looking at numbers and not watching the games.

Opposing coaches plan around this guy, man. Just last week Gruden made up posters for his players regarding Reggie. Not Brees, Colston or McAllister. Reggie. A rookie.

That said, It's what he's done and said off-field that makes me glad that the Saints signed him. Did you know that he's given 25% of his earnings to the Katrina relief efforts? What's Mario up to?

Really. Reggie is going to make defenses in this league look silly when he settles down a bit. Taking a defensive end (with unproven talent by the way) over a fast, intelligent runningback with soft hands was just plain silly.

Reggie would not have been a good fit for the Texans. There he would have instantly had to be THE MAN with no opportunity to grow into the role.

The Saints already had THE MAN in Duece. Reggie can be afforded some time to grow in our organization.

So I'm quite glad that the Texans didn't pick Reggie either.

8 games does not an NFL career make.

SFIAH