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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; So some time has elapsed and players are starting to settle in to their roles... A year ago it seemed clearly the Saints definitely were the big winners as C Max Unger was holding together the Saints' interior offensive line ...
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So some time has elapsed and players are starting to settle in to their roles...
A year ago it seemed clearly the Saints definitely were the big winners as C Max Unger was holding together the Saints' interior offensive line and Clemson LB Stephone Anthony stepped into the MIKE Linebacker and was leading the team and league rookies in tackles... Seattle fans had breakfast cereal with images of Jimmy Graham on their milk cartons; and the Seahawks packaged that Saints' fourth round pick (112th) with their 2015 third, fifth and sixth round selections (95th, 167th, & 181st) to get Washington's No. 69 pick and select Kansas State WR Tyler Lockett, who made the Pro Bowl as a rookie kicking game returner... Now, Unger is playing well for the Saints while Stephone Anthony has regressed with injury and not fitting in to Dennis Allen's proforma defensive scheme; and the Coach Allen seems unlikely (or incapable) of amending his scheme to feature the former first round pick... In Seattle, Lockett has also been dealing with injuries and has been limited to only a few long passing plays that is the signature play of running quarterback Russell Wilson; however, Jimmy Graham has found his "sea" legs and has quietly started to return to form in the run-first Seattle offense... What a difference a year in the NFL makes... Other thoughts on the trade... Last edited by Halo; 10-28-2016 at 11:41 AM.. |
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Re: The Graham-Unger Trade
Hard to believe he cant amend a scheme that has given up on average 30+ points per game
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10-28-2016, 11:20 AM | #4 |
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The Saints should be charged for grand theft auto for that trade. Stephone will be fine.
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If DA can't get the Saints first round draft pick on the field and continues to put out a crappy defense he won't last another year.
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Re: The Graham-Unger Trade
He's not a 4-3 LB.
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