Is The Saints Offense Too Predictable?

SaintFanInATLHELL · 06-08-2014, 06:23 PM

Originally Posted by Seer1

Yes.

Is the Saints Offense Becoming Too Predictable? - Canal Street Chronicles

This is why Sproles and even Graham being gone wouldn't break my heart. It's also why I was so gung ho about us gathering up good offensive linemen in the draft.

I have two questions both related to Graham.

1. The piece was about the 8 screen plays that the Saints ran against the Seahawks last season. What exactly does that have to do with Graham?

2. Exactly how is Graham going to be "gone"? Truly if the Saints wanted him gone, they certainly could have traded him while he was under contract or not put the franchise tag on him. In the current situation there's only three possible outcomes:

1. The Saints and JG work out a long term deal.

2. JG signs the franchise tender and plays one year under the tag.

3. JG holds out the entire season and doesn't play for anyone.

Since #3 only has like a 0.0000001% chance of happening, exactly how is he going to be gone?

While I agree that improving the line and adding a playmaker will help the offense, I don't understand exactly how Graham was a specific part of the problem outlined in the piece or how he's not going to line up for the Saints come September.

A little assistance please?

SFIAH

06-08-2014, 06:23 PM	#5
SaintFanInATLHELL The Professor Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Lithonia, GA Posts: 2,785	Re: Is The Saints Offense Too Predictable? Originally Posted by Seer1 Yes. Is the Saints Offense Becoming Too Predictable? - Canal Street Chronicles This is why Sproles and even Graham being gone wouldn't break my heart. It's also why I was so gung ho about us gathering up good offensive linemen in the draft. I have two questions both related to Graham. 1. The piece was about the 8 screen plays that the Saints ran against the Seahawks last season. What exactly does that have to do with Graham? 2. Exactly how is Graham going to be "gone"? Truly if the Saints wanted him gone, they certainly could have traded him while he was under contract or not put the franchise tag on him. In the current situation there's only three possible outcomes: 1. The Saints and JG work out a long term deal. 2. JG signs the franchise tender and plays one year under the tag. 3. JG holds out the entire season and doesn't play for anyone. Since #3 only has like a 0.0000001% chance of happening, exactly how is he going to be gone? While I agree that improving the line and adding a playmaker will help the offense, I don't understand exactly how Graham was a specific part of the problem outlined in the piece or how he's not going to line up for the Saints come September. A little assistance please? SFIAH
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