Originally Posted by burningmetal (Post 882532)

You're never happy with this board, are you? You hate it when we have dissenting opinions, and claim that all we do is complain, and then when everyone is happy, you have to be sarcastic because you think that people being excited for one move makes them hypocritical for disliking other moves.

For the record, I thought the Peat re-signing was dumb. The Sanders signing, I think is great. And I don't care how much more the Saints know about their players than I do. "Knowing" things does not guarantee a good decision. Sometimes teams ignore obvious regression, for the hope that they can somehow help the player "rediscover" their prior form. Happens all the time.

And forums are not meant for universal butt kissing. I wish some people would understand that.

Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 882521)

This is the mind worm that's been in Sean's head ever since, including the playoffs...

YouTube is being dickish, so right click the link and open in a new tab...

It wasn't Politically Correct in WhoDatNation to say it then, but if you're gonna be honest, we knew weren't going to the Superbowl after losing to the 49ers...

YouTube

Originally Posted by RefsRobbedUs (Post 882550)

Makes up for the peat signing lol

Originally Posted by Beastmode (Post 882530)

A Mecole Hardman type player. Anyone with blazing speed and can catch half decent.



Sanders can't do that. Too old and beat up. He never was a decent WR anyway. We'll get somebody else and Sanders will get beat out in camp.

Originally Posted by rezburna (Post 882552)

What good is a player with blazing speed when your QB can’t take the top off the defense? We’ve had Ginn for years now and Brees can’t utilize his most important skill set. Sure, you needs a flanker who can run to keep the defense honest, but what Brees needed was more route runners who can get open underneath. Plus, what’s stopping us from going WR first round? Plenty mocks have us going Justin Jefferson at 24. As far as Sanders getting beat out in camp...it’s like you’ve never seen that guy play before. He’s an extremely savvy and talent wide receiver who never had to rely on elite athleticism to get open.

Originally Posted by Danno (Post 882555)

A point that simply cannot be igored anymore. Safeties don't have respect the deeeep ball because he can't get it there. They can cheat up a bit and focus on the intermediate routes.

The difference may only be about 10 yards or so, but for DB's thats a lot of territiory they don't have to worry about.