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03-10-2015, 12:19 AM | #172 |
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Re: PFF 2015 free agents
Originally Posted by jeanpierre
Solid run stopper. Do the Saints make an offer?
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03-10-2015, 12:21 AM | #173 |
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03-10-2015, 12:24 AM | #174 |
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Remember when we got our collective arse just whooped on the line at home vs the Bengals...
Guess who was sealing off the gaps for Jeremy Hill?!? Hint: His jersey No. is 65 |
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03-10-2015, 01:26 AM | #175 |
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The Case for Replacing Boling for Grubbs...
Boling is only 25, he will be 26 enterning into this season, he will likely command about 8 mil/season... For those that are fans of PFF, he's been rated a top 10 guard in the league the past two seasons, that's 64 starting guards barring no injuries nor replacements; he will be entering the prime of his career... The Saints emphasis in protecting Brees lies in the interior line where the pass protection is designed to set up a virtual bastion (just like a castle)... Whereby the passer, Brees, can step into the pocket knowing if he moves/passes the ball in the alotted time (3-4 seconds) to predesignated passing zones/buckets that are thrown between his protection... The only threat he should face is from outside rushers where long-armed tackles (Strief, Armstead) have forced the edge rushers on a long outside arc giving Brees time while the guards and center have held front pass rushers at bay... Grubbs has failed miserably in pass protection since he was signed; two seasons ago was the best illustration as the young Miami pass rush was taking turns "throwing" Grubbs around; if not for some timely wheel routes by Sproles, the game would have had an ugly conclusion; but it portended of things to come - an aged, slowing offensive line... Quick digression - Grubbs was the next highest rated guard in FA in the season Loomis elected to let Carl Nicks walk; the Saints Front Office grossly overpaid for Grubbs services overestimating the slight amount more it would have cost to keep an underappreciated Nicks; now, that's done and it's time to get things right up front... Signing Boling should be the priority; and while there would be some dead money in designating Grubbs a post June 1 departure, that dead money, plus what it'd take to sign Boling would put the cap number at nearly 10 million per year... As Boling's already been a top 10 guard, coupled with Boling entering his prime, and coming to a better offense and coach, Boling will be primed to earn what should be an All-Pro honor to justify his signing, not to mention more effective protection up front for Brees to return to his normal comfort zone... Saavy? |
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03-10-2015, 11:17 AM | #177 |
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Looks like Davon House will be off the market. Starting to run out of good CB options... |
03-10-2015, 11:23 AM | #178 |
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House
Big-time FA? Rapoport at his finest. |
03-10-2015, 11:24 AM | #180 |
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Re: PFF 2015 free agents
Originally Posted by ChrisXVI
Damn.
Skrine, Culliver, Cox still out there though. |
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