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Saints tight end outlook: A long way from Jimmy Graham's heyday, what's next at TE spot?

this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by jeanpierre Vilma? Was never impressed with him ; an upgrade, yes, but not impressed with what we got in trade... Thought that Fujita and Shanle did more and got less credit, more criticism than they deserved... Never ...

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Old 02-10-2018, 12:40 PM   #11
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Re: Saints tight end outlook: A long way from Jimmy Graham's heyday, what's next at TE spot?

Originally Posted by jeanpierre View Post
Vilma? Was never impressed with him; an upgrade, yes, but not impressed with what we got in trade...

Thought that Fujita and Shanle did more and got less credit, more criticism than they deserved...


Never impressed with Vilma JP? Huh?

When healthy, Jonathan was an absolute STUD in the middle. No way we even sniff a World Championship in 09 without him. He was a key piece and it was a 100% payoff in the trade. Fujita and Shanle were good pieces but hardly the caliber of JV. He was special.

I agree with 76 ... this team needs to continue to look for the next Vilma in the middle.

Sorry, I didn't mean to hi jack your original TE thread with the linebacker talk.
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