Memnoch_TP

Brees wasn't a gamble. I heard QB's saying his injury was no big deal, I heard doctors say it was no big deal, the only people who called Brees' shoulder injury "career threatening" was the media.

As for Vilma, medical science is getting better and better. I'm sure the Saints medical staff was quite familiar with Vilma's knee before he was signed. It is much less a gamble and more a calculated risk. They aren't exactly flipping a coin for it.

You just want big name players at your highlight positions. I understand that, but move on, cause the arguments that you use to defend your wants are getting dull.

"Human beings, who are almost unique in having the ability to learn from the experience of others, are also remarkable for their apparent disinclination to do so." -- Douglas Adams.

504Highlander

I started this thread with a look at the FO's approach to improving the team.
I have an opinion about it, I shared it and have responded politely to other points of view.

As to your comment about 'big name players', I could care less who these players are or their history.

Whether by draft or free agency, this team needs talent, impact and production, and sooner rather than later.

There are justifiable circumstances when bringing in injured players is ok. But when those players are injured and they play at a position of weakness on the team, then I believe it is questionable judgment.

If this is too dull for you, then it's you who should move on.

If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.