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Re: 2013 NFL Draft - Saints Big Board
you might be right
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Buddy that was there told me your "Tulane boy is gonna get alot of scouts fired for not having done there homework on this kid..." He thinks he could geaux as high as early fourth round! |
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the more i read up on him the better he sounds. if i still lived in new orleans i would know more. always a greenie fan first tigers second
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But he's really starting to catch fire now... |
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Round 1 Trade!!!!!
Want Lane Johnson OT Oklahoma Still up in the air here Round 3 Wanted but gone Barrett Jones C/G/OT Alabama Kyle Long, OT/G, Oregon Jamie Collins, OLB, Southern Miss Corey Lemonier, OLB Auburn Brandon Williams, NT, Missouri Southern St Height: 6012 Weight: 335 Arm Length: 32 5/8 Hand Size: 9 3/4 40 time: 5.37 20 10: 1.79 SS 20:4.91 3 Cone: 8.09 Vert: 29" 1/2 Broad: 8" 06" Bench: 38 a mammoth 335 pound 3-4 nose tackle. a bit on the raw side, but plays with good leverage and power. lets be honest if Tampa and Panthers do address DT by this point he will not be on the board. But Bunk is signed for the next few years so we have time to develop. Option Robert Alford, CB, SE Lousiana: Brian Schwenke, C, California Markus Wheaton, WR, Oregon State Kiko Alonso, ILB, Oregon Bonehead Red Flag Special Sam Montgomery, DE, LSU: quitting and betting I love but Pass on Ryan Swope multi concussion history Round 4 Annual medical flier Chris Faulk, OT, LSU Bench: 25 Faulk ranked among the top offensive tackles in the country. season-ending torn ACL suffered in practice following the 2012 season opener. required separate surgeries a month apart on his medial collateral ligament and anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. Orthopedic specialist Dr. James Andrews has given Faulk the "no red flags" Dr. James “He’s the man.” Andrews The patients list: Brett Favre, Charles Barkley, Jack Nicklaus, Donovan McNabb, Drew Brees, Dwyane Wade, Tom Glavine and John Smoltz just to name a few Option Cornelius Washington, DE/OLB Georgia David Quessenberry, C/G/OT, San Jose State Sanders Commings CB Georgia Reid Fragel OT Ohio St Dion Sims, TE Michigan State Round 5 Ty Powell OLB/DE Harding Height: 6021 Weight: 249 Arm Length: 32.48 Hand Size: 9 3/4 40 time: 4.64 20 split 10 split 1.59 SS 20 4.40 3 Cone: 6.98 Vert: 37.0 Broad: 122 Bench: 28 Powell has played defensive end, safety and now linebacker that versatility works well in a 3-4 defense. He has exceptional ball skills. A high motor player that shows excellent football IQ. Big gamble with a very high reward possible. Option Michael Williams, TE/OT, Alabama Corey Fuller, WR Virgina Tech William Gholston DE Michigan State Aaron Mellette WR Elon Victor Butler signing would change this pick Annual medical flier Brennan Williams, OT, North Carolina Starting potential at right tackle could be a great value pick Round 6 still up in the air on this one too Man this and round 7 are loaded with solid depth players. just to name a few. Kwame Geathers DE/NT Georgia Manase Foketi OT West Texas A&M T.J. Barnes, NT, Georgia Tech Ricky Wagner ROT Wisconsin A.J. Klein, ILB, Iowa State Brandon Moore, DT, Texas Josh Boyd, DT, Mississippi St. Josh Boyd QB Duke Ryan Griffin QB Tulane Cooper Taylor - SS/OLB - Richmond Nathan Stanley, QB, Southeastern Louisiana Rod Sweeting, CB, Georgia Tech If the Saints do trade down getting multi picks in 5 and 6 as part of the package seems to be a smart move at this time |
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In any trade scenario, I'd want to maximize Second and Third Round Picks in this year's draft because of the nature of the abundance of second tier talent... |
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Draft Strategy:
Right now with limited salary cap room and needs still at OT, OLB, DE, DB, the Saints front office should consider moving back in the draft to gain some more picks... They've been awful with their first round picks under the Loomis regime with very few exceptions... I'd look for a scenario where Saints acquire second and third round picks for our first round and fifth round picks or where... Saints acquire second, third and seventh round picks for our first round and move Ivory or Harper to teams needing either RB or SS... Potential Trading Partners Arizona, NY Jets who are in need of a power running back and Tennessee where Gregg Williams would love to have Harper back... Saints would need to restructure Harper's contract to minimize the hit on this season's salary cap prior to trade... Also, should the Saints sign Asomugha, they could trade Greer a very good defensive back for a second/third round pick to a team in need of CB like Dallas, Buffalo, and Oakland... |
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The Titans already signed Pollard who plays a fairly similar game as a safety as Harper does, so I'm not so sure the Titans would be willing to make a trade for Harper. http://blackandgold.com/nfl/56463-ti...l-pollard.html |
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i think we will see harper here till the end of his contract. the saints show loyalty to almost a fault.
I am still hoping one of the top OG drops into our laps in the draft. I think that is the most obvious chance to get the phones ringing. Any team looking at OG and there are plenty within striking distance to jump ahead of the Rams who are pegged to snap that OG up. So many teams in the top 25 have the same shopping list as the rams. well according to the media lol then we can talk about possible players involved. |
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