2020 NFL Free Agency: New Orleans Saints

jeanpierre · 01-25-2020, 09:17 PM

K Major · 01-25-2020, 09:48 PM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

https://twitter.com/TheSaintsWire/st...71785352818690

Breshard Perriman is the most intriguing of the bunch.

Although he was #3 on the Bucs depth chart, he still managed to have a very solid season. Can separate, high points the ball and is not afraid to do the dirty work. Although the Bucs somewhat checked out towards the latter part of the season ... Breshard continued to give 100% with big plays.

Amari, AJ, Robbie etc ... a lil too costly.

jeanpierre · 01-25-2020, 11:52 PM

Originally Posted by K Major

Breshard Perriman is the most intriguing of the bunch.

Although he was #3 on the Bucs depth chart, he still managed to have a very solid season. Can separate, high points the ball and is not afraid to do the dirty work. Although the Bucs somewhat checked out towards the latter part of the season ... Breshard continued to give 100% with big plays.

Amari, AJ, Robbie etc ... a lil too costly.

Not sure what Sigler was thinking in that grouping...

Only one in Tier 1 is Amari Cooper, whom I don't trust...

I'd put Emmanuel Sanders as the top guy in Tier 2, with A.J. Green behind him...

Cobb or Amendola, as the WR-Slot, would be appealing and the way I'd geaux, but most teams won't pay a slot receiver, which is a huge mistake...

You could have an experienced guy underneath who knows how to drag, crawl, stretch for that all-important, difference-making, extra yard...

Then you can draft a fast, young buck to haul *ss on go routes, stretching that field for Mike Thomas and Jared Cook, and the underneath guy as the release opposite Kamara...

Of all of them, I think Amendola, after having success with the Pats, and playing on several sh*tty teams, may be at the point he'd like to go out with a contender, but he's 34 yo...

K Major · 01-26-2020, 09:33 AM

Amari will remain a cowboy, Robbie will be too expensive and I hope we stay away from a 34 year old slot WR in Amendola.

I'm looking forward to a #2, 3 WR sign in NO without all of the "hype".

Younger, faster, stronger.

jeanpierre · 01-26-2020, 04:53 PM

WalterFootball.com 2020 NFL Free Agents: Top 100

Some of the names who popped out at me from this list...

1. Drew Brees, QB, Saints. Age: 41.
One of the best quarterbacks in NFL history, Drew Brees is listed ahead of Tom Brady in the free agency rankings pages because he played much better than his future Hall of Fame counterpart in 2019. Granted, Brees had a better supporting cast, but the disparity between the two was vast.

13. Joe Thuney, (L)G, Patriots. Age: 27.

Joe Thuney has developed quite well since being a third-round pick in the 2016 NFL Draft. He has become an elite pass protector. Thuney can improve in run blocking, but he still deserves a massive contract.

19. Brandon Scherff, (R)G, Redskins. Age: 29.
Brandon Scherff is a very talented guard, but he's had trouble staying healthy. He's missed 13 games over the past two seasons, so he comes with huge risk with his massive reward.

30. Austin Hooper, TE, Falcons. Age: 25.
Austin Hooper is a highly athletic tight end who has improved exponentially in each of his four NFL seasons. He won't even turn 26 until October, so the sky is the limit for him.

52. Nick Kwiatkoski, LB, Bears. Age: 27.
Danny Trevathan got hurt during the season, but it didn't matter very much because Nick Kwiatkoski stepped in and played on a high level. He'll be entering just his fifth year in the league, so there's definitely reason to believe he could continue to improve.

63. Graham Glasgow, G/C, Lions, Lions. Age: 28.
Graham Glasgow improved markedly in 2019, becoming a stout blocker for the Lions' interior offensive line. Glasgow can play both center and guard very well, so he'll be highly sought after on the open market.

66. Taysom Hill, QB/WR, Saints. Age: 30.
Taysom Hill looked like just a gadget player a couple of years ago, but he was fantastic in the previous preseason, showing the ability that he could one day become New Orleans' starting quarterback.

78. Maliek Collins, DT, Cowboys. Age: 25.
Maliek Collins puts good pressure on opposing quarterbacks in the interior of the trenches. He'll be just 25 in April, so there's a chance he'll make a big leap in production.

79. Mackensie Alexander, CB, Vikings. Age: 26.
Minnesota's secondary struggled in 2019, but don't look at Mackensie Alexander, who did well in the slot once again.

82. Carl Nassib, DE, Buccaneers. Age: 27.
Carl Nassib is just a mediocre pass rusher, but he's been excellent in run support. Nassib turns 27 in April, so he could improve his pass-rushing ability.

95. Breshad Perriman, WR, Buccaneers. Age: 26.
Breshad Perriman had been a major bust throughout his career, but he caught fire late in 2019, finally emerging as a the dynamic threat the Ravens thought they were getting when they chose him in the opening round of the 2015 NFL Draft.

AsylumGuido · 01-26-2020, 05:15 PM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

WalterFootball.com 2020 NFL Free Agents: Top 100

66. Taysom Hill, QB/WR, Saints. Age: 30.
Taysom Hill looked like just a gadget player a couple of years ago, but he was fantastic in the previous preseason, showing the ability that he could one day become New Orleans' starting quarterback.

I hope people realize that Taysom Hill was three for six passing on the entire season for 55 whole yards. He has done nothing to show that he has any ability to be a starting QB. That said, I dearly want him to remain an a weapon player for the Saints as long as we can keep him.

halloween 65 · 01-26-2020, 06:12 PM

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

I hope people realize that Taysom Hill was three for six passing on the entire season for 55 whole yards. He has done nothing to show that he has any ability to be a starting QB. That said, I dearly want him to remain an a weapon player for the Saints as long as we can keep him.

Your right in the aspect he's shown nothing to be a starting qb. but in his defense he hasn't been under C an entire game yet either. I do know when he's on the field under C, defenses don't have a clue to do with him. Being compared to Steve Young really isn't a joke. He will never be a Drew Brees but how many really will when it's said and done?

halloween 65 · 01-26-2020, 06:17 PM

Originally Posted by K Major

Breshard Perriman is the most intriguing of the bunch.

Although he was #3 on the Bucs depth chart, he still managed to have a very solid season. Can separate, high points the ball and is not afraid to do the dirty work. Although the Bucs somewhat checked out towards the latter part of the season ... Breshard continued to give 100% with big plays.

Amari, AJ, Robbie etc ... a lil too costly.

Perriman is interesting. With Winston throwing for a million yards (and int's) Perriman did well. A much more accurate passer might make him a star. Pretty good hands also.

jeanpierre · 01-26-2020, 06:38 PM

Originally Posted by halloween 65

Perriman is interesting. With Winston throwing for a million yards (and int's) Perriman did well. A much more accurate passer might make him a star. Pretty good hands also.

I'm more skeptical of Perriman and his performance this past season; but I'd have to agree with KMajor in this regard - of all the FA WRs available, he's probably the best option because of age, affordability...

I'd like not to spend money on him for the sake of spending what Loomis can squeeze out of available cap space; I'd rather rework/beef up the offensive line, add an edge defender and/or another DB...

AsylumGuido · 01-26-2020, 06:58 PM

Originally Posted by halloween 65

Your right in the aspect he's shown nothing to be a starting qb. but in his defense he hasn't been under C an entire game yet either. I do know when he's on the field under C, defenses don't have a clue to do with him. Being compared to Steve Young really isn't a joke. He will never be a Drew Brees but how many really will when it's said and done?

When under center most of his plays have been exotic plays. How many have been traditional in count and distance? When has he ran an entire series against a regular season defense?

01-25-2020, 09:17 PM	#51
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: 2020 NFL Free Agency: New Orleans Saints Twitter

01-25-2020, 09:48 PM	#52
K Major Site Donor 2019 Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Bedford, TX Posts: 24,840 Blog Entries: 3	Re: 2020 NFL Free Agency: New Orleans Saints Originally Posted by jeanpierre https://twitter.com/TheSaintsWire/st...71785352818690 Breshard Perriman is the most intriguing of the bunch. Although he was #3 on the Bucs depth chart, he still managed to have a very solid season. Can separate, high points the ball and is not afraid to do the dirty work. Although the Bucs somewhat checked out towards the latter part of the season ... Breshard continued to give 100% with big plays. Amari, AJ, Robbie etc ... a lil too costly. jnormand and halloween 65 like this.

01-25-2020, 11:52 PM	#53
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: 2020 NFL Free Agency: New Orleans Saints Originally Posted by K Major Breshard Perriman is the most intriguing of the bunch. Although he was #3 on the Bucs depth chart, he still managed to have a very solid season. Can separate, high points the ball and is not afraid to do the dirty work. Although the Bucs somewhat checked out towards the latter part of the season ... Breshard continued to give 100% with big plays. Amari, AJ, Robbie etc ... a lil too costly. Not sure what Sigler was thinking in that grouping... Only one in Tier 1 is Amari Cooper, whom I don't trust... I'd put Emmanuel Sanders as the top guy in Tier 2, with A.J. Green behind him... Cobb or Amendola, as the WR-Slot, would be appealing and the way I'd geaux, but most teams won't pay a slot receiver, which is a huge mistake... You could have an experienced guy underneath who knows how to drag, crawl, stretch for that all-important, difference-making, extra yard... Then you can draft a fast, young buck to haul ss on go routes, stretching that field for Mike Thomas and Jared Cook, and the underneath guy as the release opposite Kamara... Of all of them, I think Amendola, after having success with the Pats, and playing on several shtty teams, may be at the point he'd like to go out with a contender, but he's 34 yo...
	It's not that my way is the right way, I just make the right way my way...

01-26-2020, 09:33 AM	#54
K Major Site Donor 2019 Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Bedford, TX Posts: 24,840 Blog Entries: 3	Re: 2020 NFL Free Agency: New Orleans Saints Amari will remain a cowboy, Robbie will be too expensive and I hope we stay away from a 34 year old slot WR in Amendola. I'm looking forward to a #2, 3 WR sign in NO without all of the "hype". Younger, faster, stronger. jeanpierre likes this.

01-26-2020, 04:53 PM	#55
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: 2020 NFL Free Agency: New Orleans Saints WalterFootball.com 2020 NFL Free Agents: Top 100 Some of the names who popped out at me from this list... 1. Drew Brees, QB, Saints. Age: 41. One of the best quarterbacks in NFL history, Drew Brees is listed ahead of Tom Brady in the free agency rankings pages because he played much better than his future Hall of Fame counterpart in 2019. Granted, Brees had a better supporting cast, but the disparity between the two was vast. 13. Joe Thuney, (L)G, Patriots. Age: 27. Joe Thuney has developed quite well since being a third-round pick in the 2016 NFL Draft. He has become an elite pass protector. Thuney can improve in run blocking, but he still deserves a massive contract. 19. Brandon Scherff, (R)G, Redskins. Age: 29. Brandon Scherff is a very talented guard, but he's had trouble staying healthy. He's missed 13 games over the past two seasons, so he comes with huge risk with his massive reward. 30. Austin Hooper, TE, Falcons. Age: 25. Austin Hooper is a highly athletic tight end who has improved exponentially in each of his four NFL seasons. He won't even turn 26 until October, so the sky is the limit for him. 52. Nick Kwiatkoski, LB, Bears. Age: 27. Danny Trevathan got hurt during the season, but it didn't matter very much because Nick Kwiatkoski stepped in and played on a high level. He'll be entering just his fifth year in the league, so there's definitely reason to believe he could continue to improve. 63. Graham Glasgow, G/C, Lions, Lions. Age: 28. Graham Glasgow improved markedly in 2019, becoming a stout blocker for the Lions' interior offensive line. Glasgow can play both center and guard very well, so he'll be highly sought after on the open market. 66. Taysom Hill, QB/WR, Saints. Age: 30. Taysom Hill looked like just a gadget player a couple of years ago, but he was fantastic in the previous preseason, showing the ability that he could one day become New Orleans' starting quarterback. 78. Maliek Collins, DT, Cowboys. Age: 25. Maliek Collins puts good pressure on opposing quarterbacks in the interior of the trenches. He'll be just 25 in April, so there's a chance he'll make a big leap in production. 79. Mackensie Alexander, CB, Vikings. Age: 26. Minnesota's secondary struggled in 2019, but don't look at Mackensie Alexander, who did well in the slot once again. 82. Carl Nassib, DE, Buccaneers. Age: 27. Carl Nassib is just a mediocre pass rusher, but he's been excellent in run support. Nassib turns 27 in April, so he could improve his pass-rushing ability. 95. Breshad Perriman, WR, Buccaneers. Age: 26. Breshad Perriman had been a major bust throughout his career, but he caught fire late in 2019, finally emerging as a the dynamic threat the Ravens thought they were getting when they chose him in the opening round of the 2015 NFL Draft.
	It's not that my way is the right way, I just make the right way my way... Last edited by jeanpierre; 01-26-2020 at 05:18 PM..

Latest Blogs
2023 New Orleans Saints: Training Camp Last Blog: 08-01-2023 By: MarchingOn Puck the Fro Browl! Last Blog: 02-05-2023 By: neugey CFP: "Just Keep Doing What You're Doing" Last Blog: 12-08-2022 By: neugey

01-26-2020, 05:15 PM	#56
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,720	Re: 2020 NFL Free Agency: New Orleans Saints Originally Posted by jeanpierre WalterFootball.com 2020 NFL Free Agents: Top 100 66. Taysom Hill, QB/WR, Saints. Age: 30. Taysom Hill looked like just a gadget player a couple of years ago, but he was fantastic in the previous preseason, showing the ability that he could one day become New Orleans' starting quarterback. I hope people realize that Taysom Hill was three for six passing on the entire season for 55 whole yards. He has done nothing to show that he has any ability to be a starting QB. That said, I dearly want him to remain an a weapon player for the Saints as long as we can keep him.

01-26-2020, 06:12 PM	#57
halloween 65 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Grand Haven, Michigan by way of a little Mississippi River town in Louisiana Posts: 5,893	Re: 2020 NFL Free Agency: New Orleans Saints Originally Posted by AsylumGuido I hope people realize that Taysom Hill was three for six passing on the entire season for 55 whole yards. He has done nothing to show that he has any ability to be a starting QB. That said, I dearly want him to remain an a weapon player for the Saints as long as we can keep him. Your right in the aspect he's shown nothing to be a starting qb. but in his defense he hasn't been under C an entire game yet either. I do know when he's on the field under C, defenses don't have a clue to do with him. Being compared to Steve Young really isn't a joke. He will never be a Drew Brees but how many really will when it's said and done?

01-26-2020, 06:17 PM	#58
halloween 65 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Grand Haven, Michigan by way of a little Mississippi River town in Louisiana Posts: 5,893	Re: 2020 NFL Free Agency: New Orleans Saints Originally Posted by K Major Breshard Perriman is the most intriguing of the bunch. Although he was #3 on the Bucs depth chart, he still managed to have a very solid season. Can separate, high points the ball and is not afraid to do the dirty work. Although the Bucs somewhat checked out towards the latter part of the season ... Breshard continued to give 100% with big plays. Amari, AJ, Robbie etc ... a lil too costly. Perriman is interesting. With Winston throwing for a million yards (and int's) Perriman did well. A much more accurate passer might make him a star. Pretty good hands also. K Major likes this.

01-26-2020, 06:38 PM	#59
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: 2020 NFL Free Agency: New Orleans Saints Originally Posted by halloween 65 Perriman is interesting. With Winston throwing for a million yards (and int's) Perriman did well. A much more accurate passer might make him a star. Pretty good hands also. I'm more skeptical of Perriman and his performance this past season; but I'd have to agree with KMajor in this regard - of all the FA WRs available, he's probably the best option because of age, affordability... I'd like not to spend money on him for the sake of spending what Loomis can squeeze out of available cap space; I'd rather rework/beef up the offensive line, add an edge defender and/or another DB...

01-26-2020, 06:58 PM	#60
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,720	Re: 2020 NFL Free Agency: New Orleans Saints Originally Posted by halloween 65 Your right in the aspect he's shown nothing to be a starting qb. but in his defense he hasn't been under C an entire game yet either. I do know when he's on the field under C, defenses don't have a clue to do with him. Being compared to Steve Young really isn't a joke. He will never be a Drew Brees but how many really will when it's said and done? When under center most of his plays have been exotic plays. How many have been traditional in count and distance? When has he ran an entire series against a regular season defense?