New Orleans Saints: Right Where They Want To Be

Danno · 07-02-2011, 10:38 AM

Originally Posted by the-commish

The article didn't mention Junior Galette, who may well come into his own this season, after a season of learning under Gregg Williams. We can't forget about him (up to @265 lbs this season). He may initially start out as a pass rushing specialist on third and medium or long, then work his way into a full-time DE (this all falls in the HOPEFULLY category).

And with the addition of Jordan, Alex Brown can move back to his original position and compete with Junior for Will Smith's back-up. I think Brown's play could improve when he returns to position that earned him high praise while in Chicago.

With Will Smith out for 4 games, we're gonna lean heavily on Brown, Junior, and Charleston to supply pressure from the RDE spot. I hope they're ready.

07-02-2011, 10:38 AM	#3
Danno Truth Addict Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Spanish Fort, AL (via NO and B/R) Posts: 24,758	Originally Posted by the-commish The article didn't mention Junior Galette, who may well come into his own this season, after a season of learning under Gregg Williams. We can't forget about him (up to @265 lbs this season). He may initially start out as a pass rushing specialist on third and medium or long, then work his way into a full-time DE (this all falls in the HOPEFULLY category). And with the addition of Jordan, Alex Brown can move back to his original position and compete with Junior for Will Smith's back-up. I think Brown's play could improve when he returns to position that earned him high praise while in Chicago. With Will Smith out for 4 games, we're gonna lean heavily on Brown, Junior, and Charleston to supply pressure from the RDE spot. I hope they're ready. strato likes this.