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Last summer, the Saints headed to West Virginia with dreams of reaching the Super Bowl. They didn’t even make the playoffs. Now, after an offseason full of turnover, they begin training camp with new objectives, new faces ... and many questions.
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IF Nick Toon, Seantavius Jones or Brandon Coleman emerge into viable playmakers, the Saints will have a solid corps of receivers who can help gloss over the losses of Jimmy Graham and Kenny Stills. Coach Sean Payton has been bullish about the potential of these players. You have to believe there’s a reason for that confidence.
IF NOT, well ... it’s hard to imagine that everyone from this group will disappoint or fail to step up to the challenge. But if that happens, then it’s the doomsday scenario in which Drew Brees has few viable options and the offense will stall to some degree.
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IF Delvin Breaux is as good as advertised, then New Orleans might have pulled off one of the greater heists of the offseason by pulling the cornerback out of the CFL. His presence would give the Saints great depth at cornerback and a good amount of competition at this position.
IF NOT, the Saints still have Keenan Lewis and Brandon Browner at the top of the depth chart, as well as rookies P.J. Williams and Damian Swann and last year’s second-round pick, Stanley Jean-Baptiste, at the position. There’s a good mix of players in there, but it’s better if Breaux lives up to the hype.


New Orleans Saints training camp 2015: Fortunes of the team lie among a series of what-ifs | Acadiana | The Advocate — Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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