CantonLegend

the last pick is a compensatory pick but since we only lost fujita, it will likely not be us

QBREES9

Just thought it might be funny.

jeanpierre

Was looking at the draft order and considering the Redskins like "proven" veterans over free agents (Shanahan may be the new coach, but Snyder still will make the calls), I think the Saints should consider trading Jamaal Brown to swap No. 1's and pick up an additonal R3 pick...

stockman311

PRO DAY WORKOUT - Missouri Tigers

OLB Sean Weatherspoon
The third-ranked outside linebacker parlayed his strong combine showing into a very good pro day on Thursday, including an improved 40-yard dash time. At the combine, Weatherspoon ran the 40 in 4.68 seconds and did 34 bench-press reps. At his pro day, he ran the 40 in 4.54 and 4.52 seconds and added another rep to his bench press.

Overall, Weatherspoon has looked good throughout every postseason showing. The 6-foot-1¼, 239-pounder has very quick feet, changes directions well, is fluid and has improved his ball skills. As a result, Weatherspoon likely will come off the board late in the first round.

saintsfan1976

IMO Weatherspoon and Jerry Hughes are the top OLB in the draft. We would be lucky to grab either one at 32.

CantonLegend

hagan loves sergio kindle

i dont know a whole lot about him but i know he played DE last season

people are looking at him as a 3-4 OLB but that might just be because he could play DE or LB and people cant make up their ****ing minds

exile

I agree with hagan on this one. Kindle may be the best pick in this draft.

strato

I agree....him or Hughes..cant go wrong

RaginCajun83

Canton you might like this, I'm looking around for some late round offensive lineman and really like Kyle Calloway OT Iowa, Chris Marinelli OT Stanford and Marshall Newhouse OG TCU, any thoughts? Just thought I'd throw out some names cause the Saints seem to draft o-line later in the draft

CantonLegend

im nervous about any of the offensive linemen from iowa. i love the big 10 linemen because they are run first and pass second. they learn correct drop steps in under center formations and learn to hold blocks longer because they arent in a spread offense. but mike iupati is a guy that is very high on several teams' boards IMO and he played right next to calloway for the majority of the season. careful watching 2 offensive linemen play together because often times 1 of them is a lot better than the other and it makes up for their inefficiencies

calloway seems to be able to play both sides so hes an interesting prospect but the places ive looked scout him more at right tackle...his arms are also a bit short for starting NFL linemen but he could be great depth should we chose to shop any of our other offensive linemen


he's huge. at 6'7" 303 he looks like he could maul anybody. i love the stanford linemen but his height may be his downfall......he plays a bit high which is why he may be projected so low in the draft. would struggle with guys who come right at him and push him off balance....nice choice tho

smart guys always have a place in the NFL and the way stanford played this season is almost a complete credit to their offensive line

ridiculously fast guy person. for how big he is he might project better to tackle......could probably play guard just as easily tho. seems to me like he could get up to the 2nd level very easily

remember the early 3rd round is where most good guards go in the draft. newhouse will likely be gone before we pick in the 3rd but an interesting prospect nonetheless

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