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Saints position outlook: While New Orleans' secondary is strong, it could get even better
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We have our starters, we just need depth...
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Bring in a true slot corner via FA. I'm not ruling out Malcolm Butler either.
Draft a SS or see what it would take to acquire Morgan Burnett or take a flyer on Eric Reid. Offer Breaux a vet minimum, let him compete for a roster spot. I don't think he's a lock to make this 2018 team. |
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Butler is not the slot CB everyone thinks he is and his market price won't justify his production - bank it...
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Butler... if he had a chance to run to any team, we will be prime suspect.
We had a very good meet with him last off season before the trades were happening. He knows who we are after the time he spent last off season. |
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Vaccaro will be gone Breaux can't stay healthy Rafael is depth Vonn needs to be more consistent We need upgrades in the secondary. |
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I would rather have no safeties than Eric Reid. PJ is a joke and needs to go. Sign KV and have him play a lb/ss hybrid. Breaux for a vet min is a great idea. Make him prove he can play a full season.
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RCB (2) 23 - Marshon Lattimore, 24 - Sterling Moore (Free Agent) SS (3) 48 - Vonn Bell, 31 - Chris Banjo, 34 - Justin Hardee FS (2) 43 - Marcus Williams, 25 - Rafael Bush (Free Agent) LCB (3) 20 - Ken Crawley, 26 - P.J. Williams, 37 - Arthur Maulet |
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Kenny will make one or two tackles at the line while in the box, most will spin it as a "good game". Then many will forget the 3-4 passes he gives up or the pass int in the same game. PFF rates him as CB because he plays so much slot & ranked as low as #116th. He's been a bad safety in zone. As you state, you would like him to play LB/SS hybrid and this has been his only area that he excels (close to the line). Do you think the Saints will really want to pay TOP DOLLAR to do just that? IMO, that money should be spent else where. |
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I remember when people was ready to give up on Crawley after his rookie year. Why give up on P.J.after his 1st full season? I truly believe his skill levels are the same as Malcolm but with more recovery speed.
Breaux, can you actually blame him for being injured? Remember Oschner doctors couldn't even diagnose a broken leg. To reach in the piggy bank for Malcolm will be a huge mistake, if anything go after Eric Reid or Navorro Bowman |
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Maybe Arthur Maulet steps up this season.
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PJ is very average in the slot and certainty not a guy I trust on the outside. Remember what our secondary looked like when Lattimore went down? |
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We need a slot corner. KV is not the answer there. He is limited in what he can do and I don't want to pay him starter money when his value is less than that to me.
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His big flaw is that he doesn't tackle well with others...
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The more I research cornerbacks in Free Agency, the more I keep coming across Jaguars CB Aaron Colvin as solution to our slot cornerback...
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I see no Strong Safeties available in Free Agency this season that'll be worth the money...
It'll fall to Kenny V deciding to stay with a home-town discount or rolling with Vonn Bell and a draft selection... |
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And why on earth would Kenny take less money to stay in New Orleans? |
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I'm just curious if the market will develop for Kenny V as he and his agent might hope... |
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Morgan is equally as good as Vacarro, however he does the job BETTER and has shown he is a more consistent player AND in deep zones he can be trusted so Marcus isn't out there as your single defender. As for Vonn, he'll be allowed to be play the 3rd safety role (exit Rapheal Bush) & possibly a better player on the field. |
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So Kenny V may have a market afterall?
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^^^ Promising stat. Marcus Williams is one guy I'm not really worried about. Throw out the Vikings missed tackle, he was really good in 2017.
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Never heard of a Rookie Safety earning that high of a grade - another guy that should've gotten consideration for Defensive Rookie of the Year... The backfield is pretty well set; now if Vonn Bell could step up in his third season as well as one of our other corners in the slot - wow-wee... And I'd say this secondary gets better if we get some more help for Cam on the Defensive Line... |
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You can never have enough dawgs on defense. |
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But you're thinking Strong Safety, Major? You don't think the two-picks-to-get Vonn Bell can get it turned around in B&G? |
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Penciling Vonn Bell in as the starter scares me big time. He reportedly has very high football IQ but why is he so bad in coverage?
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