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Re: Saints Releasing CB Sterling Moore

I thought Moore was one of our most underrated players. Mr reliable. Hate to see him go. Somebody will get him and if we get hit with injuries back there we will regret it. Is Harris even any good on special teams?

Re: Saints Releasing CB Sterling Moore

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Originally Posted by Papa Voodoo (Post 772465)

I haven't watched too many Seattle games. I do remember he was having trouble running routes like he did with Drew (pocket passer) versus running the route and then having to try finding holes while Wilson ran around like a crazy person.

Some players do well when they go to other teams...some players do worse. I can't speak to his desire, but I expect he would be a productive TE if he came back. We'll know soon. I would also say odds are he does not come back, I'd also say odds are that Mickey and Sean are talking about it and talking to Seattle's FO.

Before he left to go Seattle he started to show no motivation to go after the ball He started to have alligator arms and I thought (no link just a assumption) he was bitter with Brees cause he didn't come to his defense during his contract talk. I just think his skill set diminish and he never was a good blocker. I wouldn't mind if the saints bring him in to kick the tires but if he expecting a big pay day here he need to keep shopping around.

Re: Saints Releasing CB Sterling Moore

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Originally Posted by nola_swammi (Post 772492)

Graham's contract talk were a league versus NFLPA issue. It was all based upon classification for franchise tag purposes. There was nothing Brees could say or do. It was all up to a court. Ironically, the same thing had basically happened with Brees when the NFLPA challenged his second franchise tag designation with a separate franchise which led to his court related hold out.