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Maybe we should trade Brees?
Let the flaming begin... just for fun!
Trade Brees to the Cowboys for Romo, Spencer AND Ware and a draft pick! We all know SP can make a QB look great! LOL |
I'd trade him right now if the price were right if he doesn't want to sign the deal currently on the table and if he's planning to sit out rather than sign the franchise tag, but that's just me being stubborn.
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Thats so unloyal its not even funny. Things are gonna work out. Brees isn't a selfish guy.
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The NFL is becoming the NBA. A team is only as good as the meat on the roster on opening day.
I'm sure Saints fans would take 1 year and 1 more Superbowl, than 5 or 6 good years, no Superbowl and a mediocre to weak defense. that's all I'm gonna say about that for now........ |
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While one would get crucified entertaining the thought, if someone offered me 3 first round picks and a bunch of other goodies... I'd be lying if I said it wouldn't pique my interest.
With that thought, it would dampen our chances significantly at making a serious title run within the next 3 years I would think. Smash does have a point though... Payton can turn the average quarterback good and a good one great. So with a improved defense, it could still be possible. It's not like Eli was elite when he won a Superbowl years ago. Disclaimer: Just to be clear... I don't want Drew going anywhere. |
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Fan loyalty is to the team, not the player. |
Yes Danno ^..
I couldn't care less about Bress and how fat his pocket is. All I want is my Saints in the dome for the Superbowl. With that said if that means trading Bress so be it. I trust in Loomis and believe Payton is responsible for a lot of Drew's success. What worries me is they may face suspensions this year. |
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Eeeekkk! ;) |
Why does it have to be Homo...er I mean Romo? Besides...that's the last place I would want to see Brees. We would be forced to hear how wonderful they are on a daily basis. Getting naucious just thinking about it :puke:
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While I agree that the Saints have the best chance at the SB this coming season with Brees as their QB, and that I wish nothing more than for him and the Saints' FO to reach an understanding that'll be beneficial and lucrative for both sides for years to come...
I'm with Papz on the fact that I'd be intrigued if there were enough variables placed on the opposite side of the trade negotiation table, and I certainly agree with Danno in that fan loyalty should first and foremost be to the team. Keeping Brees will probably wield the best short term results and success, but trading him might bring more of those to the Saints in the long term. Oh, and I completely agree with this: Quote:
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I would entertain the idea of two first round draft picks and a good...........nah I can't even think about losing Drew. Scratch that idea!
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I think I just crapped in my pants!
Thanks Smashmouth! |
The answer is no.
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Trade Brees and the Saints will have about the next 10 seasons of sub 500 football ahead of them. Yep, back to the days of TV blackouts for home games, Super Dome crowds of 45k, a 7-9 season is a monumental achievement, a couple number 1 overall draft picks, I am like no thanks... lol
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I say we trade him to the redskins and go get Peyton!
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After winning the SB, Eli Manning just restructured his contract and saved the Giants a few million dollars. That's what I call a team player.
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Oh, and Manning re-structured. Re-structuring doesn't mean salary cut, it is a mere re-shuffling of when Manning gets the money. Matter of fact, according to the NY Daily News, the 9 mil is now guaranteed, which actually works out better for Manning. He may get it now upfront in the form of a bonus, or just spread it along a couple of years. |
Hope Brees stays with us and yes he should be pissed. Why for gods sake should he have been paid less than Vick and the rest not even in the top ten. Trade him never especially to Dallas. Need to have this cleared up before training camp. Think Payton is going to take a pay cut? I think not. The team screwed him with the tag and I think not only about the money it is the thought of the whole deal that stinks. I can see the tag being used at times but not to your leader that guy you take care of period.
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After the first sentence, it all became unraveled. The offers Saints gave to Brees would've made him the highest payed player in the league, but it was the structuring of them that Brees' side couldn't agree to. The staff's salaries do not count towards the salary cap, which is the issue here - fitting Brees' salary under the cap as well as all the other players'. The Saints were forced to place the tag on Brees because he turned down the afore mentioned contract offers, he didn't get screwed, but the Saints did because they could no longer place the tag on some other FA. |
Why trade for draft pics that Goodell is going to take away?
Or actually trade someone for draft pics that Goodell can take away so we can maintain our present draft pics? |
Wait until he takes the draft pic(s) and THEN trade for some. That way we shove it right back up his azz. LOL
And yes, I'm sure the rules of our punishment won't allow for that, but sure sounds sweet doesn't it? :-) |
I agree Structure is everything and they should not have loaded it so much at the end. Not sure how the signing bonus would affect that or if they could do more there. They gave Smith a big signing bonus that does not count against the cap maybe because he was under a long term deal already. Force the other non producers on the team to do the same or let them go to make it work. I personally think it was time for them to take care of him that's all. Without Brees or someone like him we will not win very much anyway with this team.
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After looking closely at the deal I think Brees could give in some also. Think others will have to restructure to make it happen like others are saying. I think it will happen I do not need to kick the dead horse anymore.
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Redskins acquired the No. 2 overall pick in exchange for three first-round picks, including No. 6 overall this year, and a future second-round selection.
FOX Sports' Jay Glazer reports that St. Louis and Washington will exchange first-round picks this year. The Rams will get two more future first-rounders, likely in 2013 and 2014. The Redskins are now positioned to draft Baylor QB Robert Griffin, or Stanford QB Andrew Luck if the Colts pull a fast one at No. 1. More to come. Source: Jay Glazer on Twitter |
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Yeah, it sounds bad, but they've acquired quite a lot of draft picks, so it isn't quite as bad as it sounds. And also they gave up 3 1st rounders and a 2nd round picks, but they received the Rams' 1st rounder, so it isn't like they gave up 3 1st round picks, more like 2. They're desperate for a QB who can be the face of the franchise, and they see RG3 as that guy, so they decided to do what was needed to get him - can't blame that mindset regardless of what happens in the future. I mean, if you remember last year's draft... They were looking for a QB, but none of the guys that were available for them were what they were looking for. So, rather than settling for someone, they traded down a couple of times and received picks in compensation. This year was a reversal of that strategy. |
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They also have 40 million in cap room. They can get real good real fast. |
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They might go after Jackson or Colston to give RG3 some WR weapons. |
I heard Manning will be visiting New Orleans next week.
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I guess they could, but I doubt they would do that, because they'd have no money left to field a full 53 man roster after those purchases. But I agree with you on that Nicks could be someone they'd target to provide protection to RG3. |
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They have 40 million in cap room to add players to their current roster. |
I quickly counted that they have around 20 players entering free agency from their last season's roster, so they have a lot of guys to sign to fill up their roster.
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