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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Preseason Power Rankings No. 6: New Orleans Saints | ProFootballTalk The only problem is, the Saints still might not have sufficient personnel on that side of the ball, so regression is a real possibility. But other than bringing in last-legs ...
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PFT still thinks we have a lack of talent on defense
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![]() The only problem is, the Saints still might not have sufficient personnel on that side of the ball, so regression is a real possibility. But other than bringing in last-legs cornerback Champ Bailey, there wasn’t the kind of influx of talent they might have needed. They improved last year based largely on energy and emotion, and we’ll see how long that lasts in the face of a talent discrepancy. It's laughable really. Gantt spouted this same thing all last year, it's like these people are completely unwilling to see the obvious. Flood this fool with comments. |
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Re: PFT still thinks we have a lack of talent on defense
First of all, the writer is Darin Gantt a former beat hack for the Carolina Panthers - so he basically eats out of Cam Newton's @$$...
Secondly, prefer all the ammunition and chips on the shoulder we can get, especially going into training camp... Third, he argues the Saints struggle on the road - he fails to mention that the Saints and Pats own the best road record since 2009... Finally, read his @$$hat criticism of the defense that the big acquisition was Byrd, had offseason surgery, and leaves adding only Champ Bailey... How is it a step back in personnel when you rid yourself of the worst (2012) safety tandem in NFL history in Harper and Jenkins and now have potentially the best three safety rotation in the league in Vacarro, Byrd and Bush?!? LOOK AT THE SOURCE... |
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Re: PFT still thinks we have a lack of talent on defense
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Were Jenkins/Harper worse then Tebucky Jones/Jay Bellamy or Josh Bullocks/Dwight Smith?
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Statistically, yes... In 2012 they led the worse defense ever... Jenkins/Harper were better than you or I but even that bell curve doesn't make them good... We got better when Vaccaro took PT away from an "injured" Harper and when Bush replaced Jenkins; add Byrd, your comparing apples to turds... |
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Originally Posted by Jack Vegas
It's much more likely this writer's precious Panthers will severely regress in all phases.
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So is he saying that if Byrd is 100% we will be much improved??
It merits asking...especially since Byrd's surgery was precautionary and he is 100%. |
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