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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; i love this guy, he's the most consistent receiver we have next to marques colston. yeah, he makes mistakes, but he knows better. he's absolutely the best replacement for joe horn. any takers?...
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Should David Patten get re-signed in the offseason?
i love this guy, he's the most consistent receiver we have next to marques colston. yeah, he makes mistakes, but he knows better. he's absolutely the best replacement for joe horn.
any takers? |
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SoCal Saint
Join Date: Jul 2007
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Re: Should David Patten get re-signed in the offseason?
absolutely...sign him.
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Merces Letifer
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Re: Should David Patten get re-signed in the offseason?
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Cold as Ice!
Join Date: Dec 2004
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Re: Should David Patten get re-signed in the offseason?
yea, as long as he stops holding the ball like a loaf of bunny bread!
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Join Date: Jul 2003
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Re: Should David Patten get re-signed in the offseason?
If Meachum (or whatever his name is... for god sake's, are we ever going to see him?) will be the #2, do we have room for him and Henderson? Moore and Copper are odd men out. And, don't think they won't draft another one, right?
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Re: Should David Patten get re-signed in the offseason?
Patten should have another couple of solid years ahead of him. A two year extension would be about right for him. Matter of fact I think the Saints should also try to lock up Devery Henderson for a few more years. If the Saints can keep the current group intact, it would be one less thing to worry about during free agency, and at draft time. With Colston the undisputed number 1 guys, the rest of the guys should not be overly expensive to keep. It would be also be a big plus for Drew Brees to have all his guys back. I know one argument about this would be that the Saints are leading the league in dropped passes. Most of that is a direct result of Brees throwing a league high number of times, the early woes by Devery Henderson who was playing out of position earlier in the year, and a not so physically right Reggie Bush who also arguably has been playing out of position since Deuce went down.
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Re: Should David Patten get re-signed in the offseason?
Henderson has done nothing to justify the money he gets paid. He stays with a major pay cut. Even then I doubt it. If not he will walk. I look for one additional FA to sign with the along with Patten. None of the others have really stood out. They are all the same. A bunch of #4's trying to be a #3. Patten is a #3 trying to be a #2. So in steps Mech'em next year as a #2? Nah he will be a #4 to start the season. He needs to get on the field an play first.
Look for the saints to address the #2 WR spot in the off season. With the plans that one year later Mech will be ready to take over the #2 and the FA to slide back to the #3. Patten to be our #4. |
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Re: Should David Patten get re-signed in the offseason?
Patten should definitely be re-signed. The guy has played very well in most games this year.
Let Henderson go. WAAAAY too inconsistent to depend on. Bring in Meachem and I believe that the receivers will be a better group next year. Shoot, I wish that they'd put Meachem in instead of Henderson this year. |
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The Professor
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Lithonia, GA
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Re: Should David Patten get re-signed in the offseason?
Originally Posted by hagan714
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1. Thank Henderson for his service and wish him well in his next gig. Personally I'd just man up and tell him he's not worth the big money and frankly he's obligated to test the FA market. 2. Resign Patton and install him as the #2 receiver. 3. Get Meachum ready to play. In other words, I wouldn't spend a lick of time on the receiver position this offseason. Now if another gem like Colston is lingering around in the later rounds of the draft, then maybe I spend a pick. Maybe. But free agents? Not unless they want to come play for the minimum. I just can't see justifying paying any more money for receivers right now. That's my nickel (inflation ya know?) to the convo. SFIAH |
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The NY Geaux Getter
Join Date: Nov 2006
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Re: Should David Patten get re-signed in the offseason?
Meacham..Meachem.......that guy who looked like he got a Tic Tac stuck in his epiglottis when the Saints called him on Draft Day?
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