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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; I\'m about the same as last year. We have made some good moves and we\'re building a great roster except for ONE area. Linebacker. I can even live without picking up a run stuffing DT, but with only two real ...
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Same old Saints?
I\'m about the same as last year. We have made some good moves and we\'re building a great roster except for ONE area. Linebacker. I can even live without picking up a run stuffing DT, but with only two real LB\'s on this team it leaves us with a hole that can easily be expoited by any team with a decent OC.
CB-Good FS-Good SS-OK DE-Great if Howard stays, Good if traded DT-Average, assuming someone steps up between Sullivan, Green, Whitehead, Kenny Smith, Leisle, Bryant (I think he re-signed). Add another DT in the draft, and another year under Pease and I think we\'ll be decent as is. LB-Horrible. Watson, Bockwoldt, Allen are OK and very promising, but no one else would start on any team in the league and most wouldn\'t make a roster. DC-OK, especially if its true that Venturi is now just the puppet DC. On offense, QB-OK RB-Great FB-Good O-line-OK, Good if Holland and Stinchcomb step up another notch. WR-Good, especially if Horn re-signs. TE-Good OC-OK. I think Sheppard will be an upgrade over Mr. Predictability. And the veteran assistants we brought in should improve our grossly underachieving running game. Everything looks like a promising 2005 campaign, except for one unit. But since this team had a pretty solid unit going into 2004 and severely underachieved, I\'m a bit apprehensive about proclaiming them the next Patriots. |
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