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Why the New Orleans Saints should draft Tyrann Mathieu
this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; I don't care what anyone says. This guy is gonna be a playmaker in the NFL! I've been lobbying for this guy for months. Take him in the 3rd or 4th! He's fast,tough,and has a keen DB instinct. As for ...
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Re: Why the New Orleans Saints should draft Tyrann Mathieu
I don't care what anyone says. This guy is gonna be a playmaker in the NFL! I've been lobbying for this guy for months. Take him in the 3rd or 4th! He's fast,tough,and has a keen DB instinct. As for his off field antics...whoop-dee-doo! The kid was in a college environment and was thrust into the national spotlight. He's only human and with everyone projecting the "don't care" persona on him it's only natural that he started to embrace it. Also I would bet that there are quite a few NFL players that smoke marijuana. I'm not condoning it or justifying it but I do think that the media has blown his so called "drug abuse" out of proportion. This guy is a natural playmaker and I would bet my last dollar that he will be an impact player somewhere. Hopefully with us.
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