2013 NFL Draft - Saints Big Board

[hagan714]

talking heads great band

i am back to hoping Cooper falls into our lap he would be the BPA hands down on my board. a steal at 15. Plus teams would be calling through out the first and well into the second to see if we can work deal for him. I like the safety net he provides

The way the FA OG are signing now in the top 15 it is looking more and more like that might happen.

[jeanpierre]

Originally Posted by hagan714

talking heads great band

i am back to hoping Cooper falls into our lap he would be the BPA hands down on my board. a steal at 15. Plus teams would be calling through out the first and well into the second to see if we can work deal for him. I like the safety net he provides

The way the FA OG are signing now in the top 15 it is looking more and more like that might happen.

David Byrne and company definitely had an interesting take on life -

And She Was and Take me to the river were important songs as an early twenty something in love in New England, summer - ahhh...

Now life is defintely Once in a Lifetime (How did I get here?)...

but Burning Down the House definitely is one of the great Football Stadium Songs...

But Hagan, think you're onto something with Cooper and saavy Saints brass ought to parlay some leverage over the Rams who are trying to build an uber-Offensive Line to deal with division rivals 49ers and S'hawks...

hmmm...

[homerj07]

Defense for sure

[Seer1]

Hoping for a little Psycho Killer on the D side myself.

Instead of us taking Cooper, think we could Parley the fifteen into a couple of decent picks so we're not stuck with an OG just in case? Of all the positions we need, OG is pretty far down the list.

[FinSaint]

Cooper would be traded onward before the 1st round was over if the Saints were to pick him with their 1st rounder - otherwise, picking him wouldn't really make any sense.

[papz]

The 2013 draft's 'Better-than' Team - CBSSports.com

[papz]

Former LSU tackle Chris Faulk took a pre-draft visit with the New Orleans Saints on Tuesday, according to the Baltimore Sun. The Saints are still looking for help at tackle, so the visit isn't out of left field.
Faulk missed all of last year for the Tigers with a knee injury, but elected to enter the draft anyway. The 6-foot-6, 331-pound tackle is slated as a fifth-round prospect by NFLDraftScout.com.

I hope we take him in the mid rounds. Little risk with a good amount of upside.

[jeanpierre]

Originally Posted by papz

Former LSU tackle Chris Faulk took a pre-draft visit with the New Orleans Saints on Tuesday, according to the Baltimore Sun. The Saints are still looking for help at tackle, so the visit isn't out of left field.
Faulk missed all of last year for the Tigers with a knee injury, but elected to enter the draft anyway. The 6-foot-6, 331-pound tackle is slated as a fifth-round prospect by NFLDraftScout.com.

I hope we take him in the mid rounds. Little risk with a good amount of upside.

Don't be surprised if he goes undrafted, unlikely, but as his injury lingers so does the possiblity of going undrafted...

[hagan714]

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

Don't be surprised if he goes undrafted, unlikely, but as his injury lingers so does the possiblity of going undrafted...

the same dr that rebuilt drew and so many other sports stars Dr "what his name" put no red flags on Faulk playing this year and says he will be ready to go. granted our Dr need to do their thing but the guy is the guru. his clearance is basically the same thing as an act of god lol

i posted the web site earlier. so i think those 5th round and lower dreams have been flushed away

[papz]

2013 NFL draft series: Mike Triplett's take on the pass rushers