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Saints Depth Chart 2013
this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by nycsaintfan Jeanpierre, very strong words. I agree 100% with your thoughts on the first round selections. We really have wasted picks at the top of the draft. Not every pick was a poor one at the time, ...
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04-03-2013, 05:56 PM
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Re: Saints Depth Chart 2013
Originally Posted by nycsaintfan
NYC...
Big, Timely Plays masked a "bend but don't break" defense" and Darren Sharper, an experienced, saavy Free Safety with Leadership on the field does not get the credit he deserved despite the ineptitude of Gregg 'also egg with two g's' Williams... The Saints FO overpaid on defenders like Will Smith and Roman Harper; stubbornly have ignored mistakes like Jason David, Patrick Robinson; and I'll say this heresy - sometimes you need a "personnel" director who's not a "yes" man to tell Coach Payton who should be drafted/signed... ...because it ain't working... |
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04-03-2013, 06:17 PM
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Re: Saints Depth Chart 2013
Originally Posted by jeanpierre
Patrick Robinson isn't a mistake. At least not yet.
The man on the hot seat... Rick Reiprish - Director of College Scouting |
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04-03-2013, 08:15 PM
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Re: Saints Depth Chart 2013
Originally Posted by Danno
Please.....let's see...Steve Smith lines up on your side of the field by himself..you decide you don't need to cover him, let him run free...you decide to help the safety cover the TE.....you're a mistake...
How many blown plays does a guy get before he is held accountable for how crappy he plays throughout the course of an entire season. |
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04-03-2013, 08:17 PM
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Re: Saints Depth Chart 2013
Originally Posted by Danno
Granted, but if Lewis, Greer are your starters, then Robinson is a bust...
But Reiprish and his Country Day Staff need to geaux, post-haste... |
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04-03-2013, 08:19 PM
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Re: Saints Depth Chart 2013
Originally Posted by cars4dylan
There were a few times last year where even Greer had a few busted coverages in the zone; does that make him a mistake as well?
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04-04-2013, 12:07 AM
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Re: Saints Depth Chart 2013
Originally Posted by jeanpierre
Jeanpierre,
I think we are on the same page when it comes to what Sharper brought to this team in 09. He was savvy and brought a toughness to the secondary that I don't think we have seen before. With that said, yes there have been mistakes. Jason David was a horrible signing. We gave up a 4th round pick in the 2007 draft for David. We can go on and on about the draft picks made in the first round. To be honest, I didn't care for Robert Meachem when we made him our first round pick in 07. I really did not care for Patrick Robinson in 10. But who else really jumps out at you as a player that was given a grossly bad contract through free agency? If anything, Loomis and Payton have had impact classes in free agency... 06 (Brees & Fujita), 08 (Gay & McCrary), 09 (Sharper, Greer, Hargrove, and Heath Evans), 11 (Sproles, Shaun Rogers, and Aubrayo Franklin), 12 (Lofton, Hawthorne, Grubbs and Bunkley). I think the only disappointing group of free agents that were brought in was the year we won the Super Bowl. We could not sign anyone until we lost a free agent. I think that was the Alex Brown and Jimmy Wilkerson signings. With all this said, I think the Saints have done a great job of late when it comes down to using free agency to fill holes. The draft... not so much. One of the big reasons I would love to see us trade down this year. I don't trust our front office to make the right moves with our first round pick. |
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04-04-2013, 01:29 AM
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Re: Saints Depth Chart 2013
Jolly Good Illustration of the success of the Free Agents;and you do make a great point...
I should have been more specific in my criticism of overpaid contracts in Will Smith, Charles Grant, and Roman Harper; and how those commitments directly kept us from other available free agents that were of a better caliber (upgrade) and would have given the team more flex in signing additional players... Would disagree with you about Franklin and Rodgers, though Franklin was more of a bad fit and Rodgers' contract should have been even more incentive-based... But it has been the repeated busts in the higher round draft picks that have handicapped the team... |
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04-05-2013, 08:37 AM
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Re: Saints Depth Chart 2013
I don't get it...
Rams need a Strong Safety, Saints need a Left Tackle... Is the light going to ever come on for the Saints Front office?!? |
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04-05-2013, 08:55 AM
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Re: Saints Depth Chart 2013
Originally Posted by jeanpierre
No one wants to pay 5.2M for Harper... Next year his salary is 6M.
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04-05-2013, 09:27 AM
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Re: Saints Depth Chart 2013
Originally Posted by TheOak
He can re-negotiate a longer term.
We can throw in an equalizer, either another player or a late round draft pick this year or next. There are ways, but I doubt anything happens. They probably know its 50/50 that he gets released. |
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