Fabian Washington?

Champ Kind · 03-16-2008, 04:09 PM

Asomugha has had one good year (2006) and throwing a big deal might not be the best decision. I'm all for bringing in a dominant CB, but I hope the FO is smart about this. Don't let let CB situation cloud our judgment.
He has 9 int in the 54 games started. That's not exactly dominating numbers.

ScottF · 03-16-2008, 05:58 PM

Originally Posted by Champ Kind

Asomugha has had one good year (2006) and throwing a big deal might not be the best decision. I'm all for bringing in a dominant CB, but I hope the FO is smart about this. Don't let let CB situation cloud our judgment.
He has 9 int in the 54 games started. That's not exactly dominating numbers.

You have to look at a lot more than Int's.
First, it means the opposition is not throwing your way. Second, every one of your teammates flat out suck, so the opposition isn't throwing much, period.

We were very aggressive with Samuel, so I would not be at all surprised to see us pursue Asomugha. As Hagan said, with this scenario our draft picks are worth a little less if we are picking after Atlanta.

If Oakland plays sign and trade, what will he cost us, a second ?

QBREES9 · 03-16-2008, 09:50 PM

Originally Posted by Champ Kind

Asomugha has had one good year (2006) and throwing a big deal might not be the best decision. I'm all for bringing in a dominant CB, but I hope the FO is smart about this. Don't let let CB situation cloud our judgment.
He has 9 int in the 54 games started. That's not exactly dominating numbers.

I would have to agree

03-16-2008, 04:09 PM	#1
Champ Kind Nachooooooooooo Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Shreveport Posts: 71	Re: Hall, Asomugha and the Saints = ? Asomugha has had one good year (2006) and throwing a big deal might not be the best decision. I'm all for bringing in a dominant CB, but I hope the FO is smart about this. Don't let let CB situation cloud our judgment. He has 9 int in the 54 games started. That's not exactly dominating numbers.

03-16-2008, 05:58 PM	#2
ScottF 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Atlanta Posts: 6,324	Re: Hall, Asomugha and the Saints = ? Originally Posted by Champ Kind Asomugha has had one good year (2006) and throwing a big deal might not be the best decision. I'm all for bringing in a dominant CB, but I hope the FO is smart about this. Don't let let CB situation cloud our judgment. He has 9 int in the 54 games started. That's not exactly dominating numbers. You have to look at a lot more than Int's. First, it means the opposition is not throwing your way. Second, every one of your teammates flat out suck, so the opposition isn't throwing much, period. We were very aggressive with Samuel, so I would not be at all surprised to see us pursue Asomugha. As Hagan said, with this scenario our draft picks are worth a little less if we are picking after Atlanta. If Oakland plays sign and trade, what will he cost us, a second ?

03-16-2008, 09:50 PM	#3
QBREES9 Moderator Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: New Haven Ct Posts: 23,990	Re: Hall, Asomugha and the Saints = ? Originally Posted by Champ Kind Asomugha has had one good year (2006) and throwing a big deal might not be the best decision. I'm all for bringing in a dominant CB, but I hope the FO is smart about this. Don't let let CB situation cloud our judgment. He has 9 int in the 54 games started. That's not exactly dominating numbers. I would have to agree