Chris Harris Jr.

K Major · 10-29-2018, 08:12 AM

Originally Posted by saintsfan1976

He’s not the guy. He’s who we’re left with.

And if you’re looking for who can exploit the matchup my answer is any competent quarterback. And we’ll see plenty the rest of this season and into the playoffs.

If we are “all in” then let’s push ALL the chips

As Deuce pointed out on his post game show ... Thielen (a couple of his catches we had perfect coverage) on a bad day is a top 10 slot WR in this league. While PJ has his faults as a slot guy, but he's above avg dime back. Even the Rams have weaknesses on D. All NFL teams do.

What I do like about PJ is that mentally he never checks out. Sean Payton has proved that he will not bench/replace a guy who gets beat physically rather then mentally.

Simply don't see the brain trust going after a slot guy before the trade deadline.

10-29-2018, 08:12 AM	#10
K Major Site Donor 2019 Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Bedford, TX Posts: 24,845 Blog Entries: 3	Re: Chris Harris Jr. Originally Posted by saintsfan1976 He’s not the guy. He’s who we’re left with. And if you’re looking for who can exploit the matchup my answer is any competent quarterback. And we’ll see plenty the rest of this season and into the playoffs. If we are “all in” then let’s push ALL the chips As Deuce pointed out on his post game show ... Thielen (a couple of his catches we had perfect coverage) on a bad day is a top 10 slot WR in this league. While PJ has his faults as a slot guy, but he's above avg dime back. Even the Rams have weaknesses on D. All NFL teams do. What I do like about PJ is that mentally he never checks out. Sean Payton has proved that he will not bench/replace a guy who gets beat physically rather then mentally. Simply don't see the brain trust going after a slot guy before the trade deadline. saintsfan1976, jeanpierre and ChrisXVI like this.