I don't know if it is win/win if we do that because we still have to replace DB at some point...it wouldn't be a complete waste and terribly idiotic move if that happened. I could live with it if that happened. I hope he stays. We are one injury away from a **** season. TH is fun and I like having him, but he cannot compete against a starting unit with all the different looks you don't get in preseason.

Drew just stated a couple of weeks ago or so that he plans to play for several more years, or at least doesn't have any immediate plans to retire. Bridgewater is great as a backup, and has starter potential, but we won't be able to afford keeping him on roster for even two more years, not to mention longer, so trading him is only logical if there is a market.

I don't see why we can't keep him for two more years..I don't think there is any reason that is true. What Drew says and what reality says may be two very different things. He could take a career ending injury Sunday...God forbid, but it could happen. Drew is playing some of the best football he has ever played, which is why I said the best move of our entire offseason was signing Teddy. Man Drew doesn't need to be pushed to be great, but even a nudge for that dude makes him play to the tune of 0 interceptions in 6 games. That figure is astronomical in my opinion...really insane.

At the end of the day there's absolutely no reason we cannot resign Teddy and unless there is an offer we cannot pass up I think he will be here. TH is not the QB of the future, sorry. I like him too, and he is one hell of an athlete.

Teddy wasn't signed with the idea of him being here for one year. That doesn't mean that couldn't still happen, we might not be able to come to contract agreement,someone could offer a second round pick, but he wasn't traded for with this year only in mind.

And to back that opinion up we went with Chase as our full time backup last year...anyone here really believe that Chase was better than Tom Savage. Tom is not a good QB, but I have news for you, neither is Chase...at all. He is actually kind of terrible. Tom is actually as good if not better.

When all is said and done, Drew is our one and ONLY chance of winning it all. Any other QB is expendable. Yes, Bridgewater can float the boat for a game, or two, but isn't the answer for a championship run at this point. IF something of material matter can be obtained that can increase our chances at Lombadi II then make it so, brother!

Why would you stay if you are Bridgewater if Drew plays two more years. I wouldn't. He has missed multiple years already. He is 25 why would you risk not starting another game till you turn 27?.

If the Saints told me Drew was retiring after one more year I would stay but two meaning he is what 4 years from playing football each Sunday is ridiculous. He could easy sign a 15-18ml one year deal this off-season and if he looks good he would be getting top QB money a year later. He has little to lose hitting the open market this summer. And knowing the way Loomis and Payton see free agency I would fully expect cap shifted and a big money Signing killing the comp pick

After the season, I would guess some team with more cap space than draft capital, and needing a starting caliber QB, will offer Bridgewater $15mil or so. I don't know if the Saints will want to pay that much for a back up QB.

They traded a 3rd to get him, if some team offers him that much then they should get a 3rd round compensatory pick. Basically a free insurance policy.