New Orleans Saints look noticeably deeper, more athletic in secondary, receiver corps

Danno · 06-17-2016, 05:10 PM

Originally Posted by NOLA54

I like the way this sounds. However I think I'll wait till training camp when they can wear pads & make contact before I allow myself to get excited. I am excited now about Michael Thomas however. Plus a read an article about Garrett Grayson working with a QB coach for the next few weeks. I believe Grayson is taking this seriously and I like it.

Yep, you can't seriously evaluate many players during OTA' because they can't hit. But I think you can get a good feel for WR's and DB's.

The diff between pads and no pads is less significant at QB, CB and WR than any other group.

We can certainly see which CB's can cover and which can't, as well as which WR's can separate and which can't.

Obviously OTA's don't give you the complete picture, but they do give you a lot to evaluate.

halloween 65 · 06-21-2016, 01:32 PM

Originally Posted by Danno

Yep, you can't seriously evaluate many players during OTA' because they can't hit. But I think you can get a good feel for WR's and DB's.

The diff between pads and no pads is less significant at QB, CB and WR than any other group.

We can certainly see which CB's can cover and which can't, as well as which WR's can separate and which can't.

Obviously OTA's don't give you the complete picture, but they do give you a lot to evaluate.

You may be right by telling me not giving up on Harris at S.

06-17-2016, 05:10 PM	#1
Danno Truth Addict Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Spanish Fort, AL (via NO and B/R) Posts: 24,751	Re: New Orleans Saints look noticeably deeper, more athletic in secondary, receiver corps Originally Posted by NOLA54 I like the way this sounds. However I think I'll wait till training camp when they can wear pads & make contact before I allow myself to get excited. I am excited now about Michael Thomas however. Plus a read an article about Garrett Grayson working with a QB coach for the next few weeks. I believe Grayson is taking this seriously and I like it. Yep, you can't seriously evaluate many players during OTA' because they can't hit. But I think you can get a good feel for WR's and DB's. The diff between pads and no pads is less significant at QB, CB and WR than any other group. We can certainly see which CB's can cover and which can't, as well as which WR's can separate and which can't. Obviously OTA's don't give you the complete picture, but they do give you a lot to evaluate.

06-21-2016, 01:32 PM	#2
halloween 65 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Grand Haven, Michigan by way of a little Mississippi River town in Louisiana Posts: 5,893	Re: New Orleans Saints look noticeably deeper, more athletic in secondary, receiver corps Originally Posted by Danno Yep, you can't seriously evaluate many players during OTA' because they can't hit. But I think you can get a good feel for WR's and DB's. The diff between pads and no pads is less significant at QB, CB and WR than any other group. We can certainly see which CB's can cover and which can't, as well as which WR's can separate and which can't. Obviously OTA's don't give you the complete picture, but they do give you a lot to evaluate. You may be right by telling me not giving up on Harris at S.

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