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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by strato So what happened any news? Not that I know, but it's not like the April 15th deadline is of any real significance to us signing them. The passing of that deadline just means that other teams ...
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04-16-2010, 12:11 PM | #31 |
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Not that I know, but it's not like the April 15th deadline is of any real significance to us signing them. The passing of that deadline just means that other teams can't sign them. In other words, the time for the scenario where another team comes in and signs them, then we must match or lose the player is over. |
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04-16-2010, 12:36 PM | #32 |
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Re: New Orleans Saints uncertain about decisions of Pierre Thomas, Jahri Evans, others
Originally Posted by HintOfLogic
Wow! You must really hate Reggie Bush. It seems like the vast majority of your posts are simply bashing & trashing him. Sounds like you're in minority amongst Saints fans and it actually gets pretty old. Give it a rest! |
04-16-2010, 12:36 PM | #33 |
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Re: New Orleans Saints uncertain about decisions of Pierre Thomas, Jahri Evans, others
Reggie's game seriously depends on everybody else executing correctly a good game plan. We have a terrible special teams coach. imho Reggie is not an every down back but does his job effectively (when he's healthy) Would he be as good in another system? I doubt it. Is he good here? Heck yes. Is he worth the money? He makes plays and creates mismatches all over the field.....yeah, yeah, I know more of the same old rhetoric. I like Reggie a lot. Do I love him?........errr no. Viva La Saints.
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04-16-2010, 01:02 PM | #34 |
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Re: New Orleans Saints uncertain about decisions of Pierre Thomas, Jahri Evans, others
Will the every player in the NFL be an unrestricted FA next year? These one year contracts come in bundles every day of the week.
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04-16-2010, 02:18 PM | #35 |
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Re: New Orleans Saints uncertain about decisions of Pierre Thomas, Jahri Evans, others
Originally Posted by HintOfLogic
prove it.....but more than that....show how many less times we put him back there compared to guys like lance moore and courtney roby etc.....reggie wasnt our only punt returner this season
i defended reggies punt returns.....not his running......however if you want to get into it reggie averaged 5.6 ypc and had 30 less carries than the year before.....but managed only 15 yards less rushing than in'08 oh yea.....and reggie is a 97 speed on madden.....that proves it |
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04-16-2010, 02:56 PM | #36 |
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Re: New Orleans Saints uncertain about decisions of Pierre Thomas, Jahri Evans, others
Originally Posted by CantonLegend
Here's Reggies "Fair Catches": 2009 NFL Player Returning Stats - National Football League - ESPN Nine on the season, tied at #26 fewest in the NFL. And for sh!ts and giggles, why don't you check out where he sits check out his AVG: 2009 NFL Player Returning Stats - National Football League - ESPN now, how are you going to further change the subject.... or even dig yourself deeper into excuses. Have no idea what "I'm" talking about? How clever of an argument you've got there.... Oh, where are Lance Moore on Cortney Roby on that list? ... this coming from someone who is going to tell me some of the greatest RB's in NFL's history was result of their O line? I'm going to tell you right now. If you are going to bring "excuses" into an argument to back up a players capabilities or lack of.... it's going nowhere. See, IMAO, I think you sound like a tool repeating typical Reggie hype rhetoric. See, he was "supposed" to be our great PR guy right. Carried all the hype and constant exaggeration (otherwise known as hope). In reality (where I live), he sucks majorly at as a PR guy... plain and simple... and if it wasn't for his major hype, major salary and lack of skill sets to offer otherwise, he wouldn't even be returning punts with the display he's put on. I don't enjoy the fact that he sucks, but I can't bring my self to the brain numbing state of accepting it and even more, defending him based of the premise of excuses. IMAO, you're a tool incapable of thinking for yourself. |
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04-16-2010, 03:02 PM | #37 |
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Re: New Orleans Saints uncertain about decisions of Pierre Thomas, Jahri Evans, others
Originally Posted by HintOfLogic
ouch.....im gonna go cry and get back to you in a second once ive dried my eyes
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04-16-2010, 03:21 PM | #38 |
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Re: New Orleans Saints uncertain about decisions of Pierre Thomas, Jahri Evans, others
To be honest I would trade a few of these guys. Next year they will be gone anway. Moore, Brown and Roby woulkd be expendable to me. we could pick up some nice picks for those 3. I see a rd2, rd3 and 2 rd5's if we traded those 3.
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04-16-2010, 03:23 PM | #39 |
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Re: New Orleans Saints uncertain about decisions of Pierre Thomas, Jahri Evans, others
But Brown went to the probowl...lol
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04-16-2010, 06:23 PM | #40 |
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Re: New Orleans Saints uncertain about decisions of Pierre Thomas, Jahri Evans, others
Originally Posted by voodooido
Brown proved expendable and replaceable.... although Bushrod was vulnerable at times, he started to hold it down well enough over time.
Moore is a heck of a weapon and I feel was underused. He needs to be capable of staying healthy for extended periods of time. What was it, a hamstring always ailing him? If and when healthy, it's adds a nice threat over the middle... he can constantly be used like Wes Welker or Dallas Clark. Not to mention, he adds another option as a PR guy. If there's more to his health, he could prove expendable. Also, it got to a point where he seemed like he was in the Payton doghouse and excluded for unforseen reasons... who knows? Roby, with the depth of our WR's is just a luxury, but he's also the teams best ST's return guy. I think for this reason alone, he should be retained. I also, for the life of me couldn't figure out why he wasn't utilized as Punt Returner as well.... especially if he's not being used in the offensive playbook. If that's all they're gonna use him for and he's proven good, consistently good, why not let him return punts? Another overlooked fact is that he was probably the best ST's coverage guy. It's something that get's taken for granted, but he was almost always the first guy on the spot when covering kicks. He's a heck of a gunner. Saying that, I think that there are replacements out there for these guys skill sets, but it baffles me to no end how people are just as quick to abandon a proven commodity and look to the drafts for replacement players. Is the gamble where the excitements at? I thought the goal of a franchise is get all of the pieces in place to make up champions.... then hold it together and mesh from that? The fact is, Roby and Moore may not be all pro players, but even still, they are better than the majority of the guys that come in off drafts. The gamble is gone, we know they're good. They can do everything asked of them... in that sense, it doesn't get better. Why would you be so quick to just dilute the formula that created a S.B. winning team? |