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i guess we are going to pick everson griffen or taylor mays i was looking at players all around ohio tho there arent many OSU players worth looking at this season.....but cincy has 2 guys we may look at not to mention sean payton always looks at kent state......if i was a betting man i would still bet OSU over USC but in the first round there is definitly a higher probability based on the past that we will pick a USC guy even if it is only 2 to 1 |
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another guy to keep an eye on is geno atkins
very small for an NFL DT at only 6'1" 285 lbs plays a lot like hargrove does.......a pass rush specialist but isnt tall enough to play DE could play 3-tech and help rush the passer but isnt the help we need in rush defense a mid round prospect to keep an eye on |
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I would guess we let Grant walk and pick a DE first round though. I still like Dunlap but he isn't going to fall and Griffen probably won't either. JPP is my hopeful. |
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of course this is only from 1 source but for all the flaming i take for wanting a talented DT with weight issues im surprised to hear someone want a player with even more of a work ethic issue |
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I hope Dunlap does fall because if he hasn't worked hard in college he will be the greatest player in history when he decides to do so. Thanks for that link. Gives me hope he will fall. I like Cody enough but I guess I'm gunshy from a guy named Sullivan. |
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I would be Farmer Fran ecstatic to get a R1 pick for Harper... Only problem is...we get better value with our 4R and 7R picks?!? I think it's just leverage for a trade of Harper... |
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hey, exile; is that your sister?
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If he was truly the weak link we would bait other teams with a reasonable tender, like a 3rd rounder, or even a 2nd rounder. If no one bites we pay him a lot of money for 1 year. You don't bait teams to sign a weak link with a 1st round tender. You typically do that because you want to keep him, or you want to encourage him to sign a long term contract. In my opinion a 2nd round tender would have been best. If another team offers him an appropriate contract, we can match it or get a 2nd rounder in return. The staff wants to keep him, and if they do lose him they're gonna get a 1st rounder for him. |
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Haslett's move to get Sullivan reminded me of the adage "It is better to be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt." We traded for Sullivan; Cardinals got Calvin Pace and Bryant Johnson...D'oh At #24, Indy took (gasp) Dallas Clark... At #31, Raiders took (crying) Nnamdi Asomugha... So by not trading, we could have had two of the following: Calvin Pace, Bryant Johnson, Dallas Clark, or Nnamdi Asomugha... Further, even with the trade we could have picked one of the following: Jordan Gross, Kevin Williams (Williams DT Brothers fame), Terrell Suggs, Marcus Trufant, Ty Warren, and yes (cutting wrist) Troy Polamalu... and he gave away La'roi Glover... So we got rid of Glover, passed on some amazing talent, and selected Sullivan... Haslett is the gift that keeps giving... |
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NFL.com Blogs Blog Archive Chargers to let Sproles test free agency sproles has been released
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why are we picking 31?
You know, I'm sitting out all the "lets pay this guy this much," or "lets let this guy go" or "Lets see what we can get for this guy" threads. And I especially dont want to participate, or even read about Reggie going anywhere. Not to hate on that type discussion, as for some people, playing GM is part of the fun of following sports--- this is America, and thats O.K. for you to do. Its just my personal preference, that Im not into all the horse-trading, salary talk, etc. But thats just me. I love all these guys, and want to keep them all, even Charles Grant. But as for Draft talk, Im definitely IN. Not that I have the slightest idea what talent is coming up from the colleges. One thing I can say--- we sure didnt get much time to focus on the draft, did we---- bruhahahahahahaha! cuz its the SHORTEST offseason in Saints History!!!!! |
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Anybody jump out at you in the combine today? (Offensive Line, TE, Specialists)
Bruce Campbell was out of the box; definitely a top ten pick... |
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besides the big names?
Dorin Dickerson, Pittsburgh Height: 6-1. Weight: 226. Projected 40 Time: 4.55. Combine 40 Time: 4.40. Benchx225: 24. Vertical: 43. Arm: 34. TE? Short yardage and goal line back to boot! I smell our new third down back and maybe a future situational FB/HB? I knew he was fast but he was unbielavable in the drills. I have to agree with Maylock for the first time this year. If he is there at 64 I would love to see the saints grab him. If he repeats these numbers on pro day I see him moving up into the second round out of the reach of the saints. Dennis Pitta, BYU Height: 6-4. Weight: 245. Projected 40 Time: 4.66. Combine 40 Time: 4.63. Benchx225: 27. Vertical: 34. Arm: 32 1/4. Projected Round (2010): 3-4. read my blog on this kid. http://blackandgold.com/blogs/hagan7...ive-draft.html He is just what the saints need at TE. He is SMART. Now he answered the big question about his athleticism. That's no longer a question. He looked great. I would not mind if the saints took both players in the draft in rounds 2 and 3. OC Eric Olsen, Notre Dame Height: 6-4. Weight: 306. Projected 40 Time: 5.19. Combine 40 Time: 5.22. Benchx225: 35. Arm: 32 1/2. Projected Round (2009): 4-5. I know ND suxed last year but Olsen was not the reason the OL was bad. He was the only player to suit up for every game they played and play he did. New name to watch OT Tony Washington, Abilene Christian Height: 6-6. Weight: 311. Projected 40 Time: 5.10. Combine 40 Time: 5.19. Benchx225: 33. Arm: 35 1/2. Projected Round (2010): 2-3 Ed Wang, Virginia Tech Height: 6-5. Weight: 314. Projected 40 Time: 4.93. Combine 40 Time: 5.14. Benchx225: 29. Arm: 33 3/4. Projected Round (2010): 4-5 OG Vladimir Ducasse, UMass Height: 6-4. Weight: 332. Projected 40 Time: 5.40. Combine 40 Time: 5.21. Benchx225: 29. Arm: 34 3/4. Projected Round (2010): 2-3 Marshall Newhouse, TCU Height: 6-4. Weight: 319. Projected 40 Time: 5.09. Combine 40 Time: 5.00. Benchx225: 25. Arm: 34. Projected Round (2010): 3-4 |
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If either Eric Olsen of Marshall Newhouse is there in round 4, you gotta grab him and continue the streak of the Saints stealing offensive linemen in the mid rounds...
Olsen is a beast and could play quickly where Newhouse may need a year to bulk and improve his game as well... |
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Round 3 Candidate for the Saints > RB Joique Bell
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Joique Bell, Wayne State, 5-11, 223
nice pick up but I say he and Charles Scott, LSU, 6-0, 234 might be around at the bottom of the 4th. Want a screwy player to look at in say the 6th, LaMarcus Coker, Hampton, 5-11, 205, 4.32 2008 Coker was dismissed from Tennessee after failing his fourth drug test. He hasn't been in trouble in a long time, and appears to have turned his life around. Love to be a fly on the wall for his interview. |
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Here is a thought. With the Saints oogling over Beanie Wells last year watch out for a RB pick at #32 to surprise. Toby Gearhardt or LeGarrette Blount? |
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Toby Gearhardt - he is all over the board in pre drafts. i say bottom of the second
LeGarrette Blount - depends on interviews |
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Speaking of U of Tenn, did you see the broadjump of Montario Hardesty... |
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NFL Network mentioned Ryan Matthews, Fresno State as a guy moving into the first round...Saints?
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Hey, glad you reminded me about the Saintsations. My little redhead still doesnt hate me yet, and I think she's gonna want to dance again this year. You should have seen her last fall before the Bengals preseason game, dancing on the Fleur at midfield. We'll find an excuse to come back to the Bayou, and Im definitely up for beer & bugs, JP! Wow, that Hagan is a machine! How does he know all that stuff??? Wow! |
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for people concerned about terrence cody's weight.....
he weighed in at 354 lbs which was just above his playing weight for the majority of the season.....he was able to drop 16 lbs in a month which means he can drop even more in an NFL mini camp his ability and commitment to lose that weight in such a short period of time should prove that his work ethic shouldnt come in to question when evaluating this kid |
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I don't like Cody, especially if we stay in a 4-3 front; I just don't like the big guys who don't have the discipline to control their weight; it tends to translate into their effort and play on the field...
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i know people dont get that but its not easier for heavier people to lose weight simply because they have more weight its actually harder cody will play in the nfl at 350.....he had no problems controlling his weight you guys just cant get past sullivan.....he is not sullivan....his work ethic has been proven he pushes the pocket and creates opportunities for everyone else |
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guess what defense we ran in the most famous play in saints history....guess how many down linemen we had
NFL Videos: SB XLIV Can't-Miss Play: Porter seals it now this video......we ran the 3-4 almost exclusively. 2 of the 4 plays we ran a 4-3 were at the goalline and 1 of the plays we ran it outside of the redzone they ran right up the middle.....right at our weakness NFL Videos: SBXLIV: Joseph Addai highlights and last but not least....guess how many times we ran a set with 4 down linemen in this highlight.....dont guess more than 1 cuz you'll be wrong NFL Videos: SBXLIV: Peyton Manning highlights |
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AND LARGER PEOPLE CAN ADD AND DROP 10 POUNDS IN A WEEK; IT'S THE LAST TEN-FIFTEEN THAT ARE HARDER TO LOSE/KEEP OFF... YOU WANT DIESEL; A GUY THAT MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY IS AS READY IN FEBRUARY AS HE IS IN NOVEMBER... CODY WOULDN'T BE A R1 NOR A R2 PICK IF I'M A GM; HE DOESN'T HAVE THE GREAT BURST A 4-3 TACKLE NEEDS... PLUS, WE JUST INVESTED A FEW PICKS IN THE VILMA TRADE; VILMA LEFT NYJ BECAUSE THEY SHIFTED TO A 3-4; YOU'RE NOW SAYING WE SHOULD GEAUX TO A 3-4 AS WELL... I'm just sayin... |
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he didnt stay in shape, IMO, because football was over....for the first time in 8 years he was allowed to take a break. but thats just me guessing let me let you in on a little secret...im no little guy....nobody in my family is a little guy.....and it has never been easy for me to lose 10 lbs regardless of how hard i work out......now gaining weight for me is much much easier....im just speaking from personal experience but losing weight isnt easy for anyone....and its especially hard for bigger people because they usually arent in shape football is over after the super bowl in february.....after that i dont care what the players do....after 10 months of football they should get at least a 2 month break.....dont you think? as long as they show up to play when the season starts i dont care what they looked like during the offseason i know you're not a GM.....fwiw neither am i.....everybody has an opinion....mine just happens to be better than yours lol also....we invested 1 draft pick in vilma.......and he didnt leave NY because he didnt wanna play in the 3-4.....he left NY because the trade required him to. he was upset about how he was used in the 3-4 defense but despite being our defensive captain......he is only 1 player.....if we need to run a 3-4 then we should run a 3-4.....if we need to run a defense with no defensive linemen.....then do that.....gregg williams knows what we need.....NOT JONATHAN VILMA..... i really feel like thats why everybody doesnt want us to switch to the 3-4 but 1 player doesnt make a team....especially in football....vilma is crucial to our success.....but he is only 1 player......and he was mostly unhappy because the jets stunk....nobody cares what their role is when you are winning |
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this thread makes me hungry.
cant wait till KFC opens. |
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mmm. mcgriddles..
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i see him at his playing weight and see his strength even at 370 at the senior bowl he still had a good game.....IN A 4-3 now i know we ran a 4-3 for the majority of the season but we didnt run it the whole season......everybody is so pumped about drafting a sergio kindle type of player who plays hybrid DE/OLB probably in a 3-4 but nobody wants to admit that having a big guy in the middle would actually help us compliment the speed we have on the field shanle and fujita are not the fastest guys so im not sure where you got that from....charles grant certainly isnt a speed demon....sedrick ellis and kendrick clancy are quick but they are more of power rushers than speed guys im not exactly sure where you got the speed remark. however.....to the haters of terrence cody i say......how are we goin to stop the run without drafting a NT? |
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http://eggbot.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/mcgriddle.jpg now those are some mcgriddles i could sink my teeth in to |
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We came out of training camp/preseason cuts with three (3) defensive tackles...
We added as the season progressed; but we had a tenious defensive line at best which played above themselves, thankfully... If a great players falls, you take the BPA; but you got to draft/trade to improve the front seven on defense... |
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i think our first 2 or 3 picks will all be DT and DE.....im not sure that LB is as huge of a need as the down lineman positions but im sure they will address that in the draft too i also believe we will address an offensive position somewhere in the draft. maybe TE or WR in rounds 3 or 4 |
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