Obviously more weapons for Drew and depth on offensive line. I wonder if it’s worth dealing Armstead. Could we get anything for him, how would it effect our cap?

The no call INT was really bad but the play that would have crushed it early on was the tasks punt. Everyone except the Saints is he’s realized it was a fake. Anyway, great season and on to the next one. We desperately need a Moore/Snead slot receiver whom we hope is Meredith. We really need a TE bad. That is a major weak spot. Not sure we can do a lot in the draft. I’m ready for another season. Doubt we’ll be the 1 seed but we can make the playoffs.

Don't flame me, but I'd include QB in there without hesitation.

I'm not trying to be negative, but Drew had a pretty crappy second half of the season if we are being honest.

After not throwing a pick for around 8 weeks, he then throws a pick in like 7 straight games.

Flip back to yesterday, Brees was missing wide open receivers all over the place, there were 2 consecutive third and long plays where he threw to a covered Dan Arnold when Tre'quan had come free over the middle with no defender, then Brees badly missed a wide open Ginn on the next play.

Inside the 10, just threw the ball at Thomas feet which stopped the clock.

His arm strength is waining and he's aint the gun slinger anymore, it's sad but teams play down more because they know we don't have much of a vertical passing game anymore.

Parting ways with Armstead is pointless.

Why get rid of of the best LT (at least from what I've seen) just to eat almost 10M in dead money? He's always hurt right ? ....ok, then draft his replacement. There's no rule that we must get rid of TA before bringing in his eventual successor. The wise thing to do from many standpoints is to keep TA but be ready when he goes down mid season.

Then fast forward to 2020, you can either cut him or keep him if he made it though 2019 only missing a couple of games.

The answer is not always to get rid of a player immediately.