2019 Saints NFL Draft

jeanpierre · 03-31-2019, 04:06 PM

Sigler is reporting there may be more idiocracy coming this draft and it is the same kind of BS trade (i.e. Ricky Williams) that always fails - always...

It takes 53 men - 5-3 to have a winning team - there are just too many problems when you put all your capital into one or a few player(s)...

Uber player gets hurt, you're done - Uber player is a bust, you're done - Uber player plays solidly, like other first rounders, you're still done...

Haven't we learned from our mistakes? The perennial contenders in the Superbowl win year in, year out through the draft...

No, not every player pans out, but the more picks, players you're able to get, the better your odds for landing more talent, and spreading it around...

Amazes me how much the 2017 draft showed what happens when you have more selections - and yet Payton/Mickster the following year reverts back to overspending on Free Agents, throwing draft capital...

Payton is like a f*cking an unchecked DC politician continuing to spend, operate further & further in a deficit (talent deficit for this team); Saints need a check and balance on personnel decisions...

If Sigler is hearing talk of this happening, it'll thoroughly end the Brees run, and likely without another Lombardi...

03-31-2019, 04:06 PM	#10
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: 2019 Saints NFL Draft Sigler is reporting there may be more idiocracy coming this draft and it is the same kind of BS trade (i.e. Ricky Williams) that always fails - always... It takes 53 men - 5-3 to have a winning team - there are just too many problems when you put all your capital into one or a few player(s)... Uber player gets hurt, you're done - Uber player is a bust, you're done - Uber player plays solidly, like other first rounders, you're still done... Haven't we learned from our mistakes? The perennial contenders in the Superbowl win year in, year out through the draft... No, not every player pans out, but the more picks, players you're able to get, the better your odds for landing more talent, and spreading it around... Amazes me how much the 2017 draft showed what happens when you have more selections - and yet Payton/Mickster the following year reverts back to overspending on Free Agents, throwing draft capital... Payton is like a f*cking an unchecked DC politician continuing to spend, operate further & further in a deficit (talent deficit for this team); Saints need a check and balance on personnel decisions... If Sigler is hearing talk of this happening, it'll thoroughly end the Brees run, and likely without another Lombardi... Twitter
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