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Old 05-29-2012, 08:59 PM   #1
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New Orleans Saints Roster - 2011

OFFENSE
NO NAME POS AGE HT WT EXP COLLEGE
9 Drew Brees QB 33 6-0 209 11 Purdue
-- Sean Canfield QB 25 6-4 223 1 Oregon State
-- Travaris Cadet RB 23 6-0 205 R Appalachian State
28 Mark Ingram RB 22 5-9 215 R Alabama
29 Chris Ivory RB 24 6-0 222 2 Tiffin University
43 Darren Sproles RB 28 5-6 190 7 Kansas State
-- Chris Taylor RB 28 6-0 224 5 Indiana
23 Pierre Thomas RB 27 5-11 215 5 Illinois
45 Jed Collins FB 26 6-1 255 2 Washington State
35 Korey Hall FB 28 6-0 236 5 Boise State
87 Adrian Arrington WR 26 6-3 192 2 Michigan
-- Malcolm Beyah WR 22 5-11 182 R Middle Tennessee State
12 Marques Colston WR 28 6-4 225 6 Hofstra
-- Chris Givens WR 23 6-2 209 R Miami (Ohio)
-- Kevin Hardy WR 22 6-0 186 R The Citadel
19 Devery Henderson WR 30 5-11 200 8 LSU
16 Lance Moore WR 28 5-9 190 6 Toledo
13 Joe Morgan WR 24 6-1 184 R Walsh
15 Courtney Roby WR 29 6-0 189 6 Indiana
-- Andy Tanner WR 24 6-0 183 1 Midwestern State
-- Nick Toon WR 23 6-3 218 R Wisconsin
-- Jake Byrne TE 22 6-4 260 R Wisconsin
80 Jimmy Graham TE 25 6-6 260 2 Miami (Fla.)
81 Mike Higgins TE 24 6-5 242 R Nebraska-Omaha
85 David Thomas TE 28 6-3 248 6 Texas
-- Brian Folkerts C 22 6-4 303 R Washburn
65 Matt Tennant C 25 6-4 300 2 Boston College
71 Charles Brown OT 25 6-5 297 2 USC
74 Jermon Bushrod OT 27 6-5 315 5 Towson
-- Hutch Eckerson OT 24 6-4 281 R South Carolina
-- Marcel Jones OT 23 6-7 320 R Nebraska
-- DeOn'tae Pannell OT 22 6-5 310 R Penn State
-- Aderious Simmons OT 25 6-7 308 R Arizona State
64 Zach Strief OT 28 6-7 320 6 Northwestern
-- Phil Trautwein OT 26 6-6 310 2 Florida
-- Fenuki Tupou OT 27 6-5 323 2 Oregon
60 Brian De La Puente OG 27 6-2 306 2 California
73 Jahri Evans OG 28 6-4 318 6 Bloomsburg
-- Ben Grubbs OG 28 6-3 310 5 Auburn
70 Eric Olsen OG 23 6-3 305 2 Notre Dame
-- Andrew Tiller OG 22 6-5 334 R Syracuse
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Old 05-29-2012, 09:00 PM   #2
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New England Patriots Roster - 2011

OFFENSE
NO NAME POS AGE HT WT EXP COLLEGE
12 Tom Brady QB 34 6-4 225 12 Michigan
8 Brian Hoyer QB 26 6-2 215 3 Michigan State
15 Ryan Mallett QB 23 6-6 238 R Arkansas
-- Joseph Addai RB 29 5-11 214 6 LSU
-- Brandon Bolden RB 22 5-11 215 R Mississippi
-- Eric Kettani RB 25 5-11 235 R Navy
22 Stevan Ridley RB 23 5-11 225 R LSU
34 Shane Vereen RB 23 5-9 205 R California
39 Danny Woodhead RB 27 5-8 195 4 Chadron State
-- Tony Fiammetta FB 25 6-0 242 3 Syracuse
-- Spencer Larsen FB 28 6-2 243 4 Arizona
84 Deion Branch WR 32 5-9 195 10 Louisville
-- Britt Davis WR 26 6-3 215 1 Northern Illinois
-- Jeremy Ebert WR 23 5-11 200 R Northwestern
11 Julian Edelman WR 26 5-10 198 3 Kent State
-- Jabar Gaffney WR 31 6-2 200 10 Florida
-- Anthony Gonzalez WR 27 6-0 193 5 Ohio State
-- Brandon Lloyd WR 30 6-0 188 9 Illinois
85 Chad Ochocinco WR 34 6-1 192 11 Oregon State
-- Matt Roark WR -- 6-5 214 R Kentucky
18 Matthew Slater WR 26 6-0 200 4 UCLA
-- Donte' Stallworth WR 31 6-0 220 9 Tennessee
83 Wes Welker WR 31 5-9 185 8 Texas Tech
-- Daniel Fells TE 28 6-4 252 5 California-Davis
87 Rob Gronkowski TE 23 6-6 265 2 Arizona
-- Brad Herman TE 22 6-5 255 R Iowa
81 Aaron Hernandez TE 22 6-1 245 2 Florida
67 Dan Koppen C 32 6-2 296 9 Boston College
62 Ryan Wendell C 26 6-2 290 3 Fresno State
-- Jeremiah Warren OL 24 6-4 329 R South Florida
61 Marcus Cannon OT 24 6-5 358 R Texas Christian
69 Kyle Hix OT 23 6-7 325 R Texas
-- Matt Kopa OT 25 6-6 303 2 Stanford
-- Jon Opperud OT 22 6-7 300 R Montana
77 Nate Solder OT 24 6-8 319 R Colorado
76 Sebastian Vollmer OT 27 6-8 315 3 Houston
-- Markus Zusevics OT 23 6-5 287 R Iowa
63 Dan Connolly OG 29 6-4 313 6 Southeast Missouri State
-- Robert Gallery OG 31 6-7 325 8 Iowa
70 Logan Mankins OG 30 6-4 310 7 Fresno State
65 Nick McDonald OG 24 6-4 305 2 Grand Valley State
60 Rich Ohrnberger OG 26 6-2 300 3 Penn State
64 Donald Thomas OG 26 6-4 310 4 Connecticut
54 Brian Waters OG 35 6-3 320 12 North Texas
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Old 05-29-2012, 09:01 PM   #3
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I'm sure there are a few players missing
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The article was based on now, not 2011
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Old 05-30-2012, 05:26 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by WhoDat!656 View Post
The article was based on now, not 2011
So are the rosters. I don't know why it says 2011.
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Old 05-29-2012, 09:34 PM   #6
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I'm a little biased. So I'm picking the Saints.
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Old 05-30-2012, 02:34 AM   #7
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Well theres
RB's = Yes Saints because its proven. But Patriots have a decent line up.
WRs = WE might be even this year. Seriously Welker, Branch, Lloyd ( we all know Donte’ Stallworth is a bust), gaffney.
TE= Im not going to give Patriots this. Graham catches anything, but Gronk runs better after the catch. I was schooled on Hernz vs Davids so maybe they have us on that. But Graham and Gronk are even in my book. Different skill sets.
OL = pretty even considering we don't know how we will perform.
QB = Brady is better. He was up with Brees in stats last year, less interceptions.

Saints proved that pigs could fly in 2009.
Now its time for another miracle SuperBowl and go where no pig has gone before.

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Old 05-30-2012, 07:07 AM   #8
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I'm not even going to open it, if you are saying. Based on now??? It would be New England, they have Brady. We have Chase.
No need to look any further than that!
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If SP wasn't suspended, and Brees was signed, this would be a no brainer and we'd win easily. That being said, I still think in overall production our offense will continue to hum right along like the well oiled machine it is. That is as long as Brees signs and plays.
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Old 06-01-2012, 11:33 PM   #10
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Now its between the Saints and the Lions for the championship!

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