Odd quote from Horn on Brooks?

SaintFanInATLHELL · 08-27-2004, 03:37 PM

joe used to be one of my favorite guys on this team too

however when there were trade talks in the offseason i found myself almost hoping a deal would happen

I\'m glad that it didn\'t. As much as the Saints hate to admit it, they still need Joe Horn more than Joe Horn needs them.

at this point i think an arguement can be made, it might be somewhat flimsy but not out of the question, that the saints should start donte/pathon and let horn share time with henderson as the #3 WR, and i can almost guarantee that this is joe\'s last year with the saints

It\'s all about production. Horn produced more last year than Stallworth and Pathon combined. Catches, yards, TDs. And this was done all as the #1 receiver, which neither Stallworth nor Pathon have had to deal with.

Horn may be annoying at times, but he produces. And he stays on the field for the most part. Stallworth simply cannot say that at this point.

as far as reading into his comment, i wouldn\'t read anything in to it

Nor would I.

SFIAH

08-27-2004, 03:37 PM	#11
SaintFanInATLHELL The Professor Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Lithonia, GA Posts: 2,787	Odd quote from Horn on Brooks? joe used to be one of my favorite guys on this team too however when there were trade talks in the offseason i found myself almost hoping a deal would happen I\'m glad that it didn\'t. As much as the Saints hate to admit it, they still need Joe Horn more than Joe Horn needs them. at this point i think an arguement can be made, it might be somewhat flimsy but not out of the question, that the saints should start donte/pathon and let horn share time with henderson as the #3 WR, and i can almost guarantee that this is joe\'s last year with the saints It\'s all about production. Horn produced more last year than Stallworth and Pathon combined. Catches, yards, TDs. And this was done all as the #1 receiver, which neither Stallworth nor Pathon have had to deal with. Horn may be annoying at times, but he produces. And he stays on the field for the most part. Stallworth simply cannot say that at this point. as far as reading into his comment, i wouldn\'t read anything in to it Nor would I. SFIAH