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PK CB These are the interesting ones to me. I would not be surprised if we end up keeping both kickers. SP has done it a couple of times in the past in a similar situation. I fully expect Lelito to win the starting center job, but I have to admit even if Goodwin is not what he used to be, the familiarity between him and Brees could be a big advantage. If I had to guess I'd say White wins the #2 CB, Bailey is the nickel and P-Rob is an unfortunate cap cut. and it pains me to say that because I like P-Rob a lot.
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Re: New Orleans Saints: Three most intriguing positional battles
For me...
1) Center - Lelito or Goodwin? I Like Lelito... 2) Wide Receiver - 4, 5, maybe 6 spots? Meachem, Toon, Tanner, Morgan, Coleman? I Like Meachem, Toon, Coleman... 3) Cornerback - Toughest, Best Competition Ever...I Like Saints carrying five (5) CB's in Lewis, White, Bailey, Jean-Baptiste, Robinson; add Sweeting as the sixth... 4) Defensive Line - Like Uko to take over backup behind Jordan with Tyrunn Walker as the utility lineman... 5) Linebacker - Salaries may dictate, but I'd Like a LB Corps of Gallette, Humber, Fortt, Powell... |
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Re: New Orleans Saints: Three most intriguing positional battles
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Payton has never kept less than 5 WR's and typically keeps 6. We kept 7 last year.![]()
With so many spread formations I can't imagine us keeping less than 5, and we'll probably keep 6, especially if Lelito looks to be the answer at OC in pre-season. |
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Re: New Orleans Saints: Three most intriguing positional battles
If I had to guess I'd say White wins the #2 CB, Bailey is the nickel and P-Rob is an unfortunate cap cut. and it pains me to say that because I like P-Rob a lot.
he won't be a 'cap' cut this year unless we have a rash of injuries and burn thru $5 million 5) Linebacker - Salaries may dictate, but I'd Like a LB Corps of Gallette, Humber, Fortt, Powell... same as above decisions can be made based on talent now that we've cleaned house My thought is we are all-in with Champ. If he is healthy, he will start. I'd take P-Rob over White also. QUESTION- we know Lelito gives us depth at guard as well. If Goodwin doesn't win the starting job, will he even get a roster spot? I guess the question is, if Grubbs or Evans get hurt in a game, is the plan to move Lelito and bring in Goodwin at C, or would we dress a true guard? |
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