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Post by piggy pablo on Jan 21, 2021 11:23:06 GMT -5
Strahan is on damn Good Morning America. I don't like him as a Cowboys fan and I think Favre laid down for him to get the sack record, but most people don't have those qualms, and it's tough to top a guy who was actually Regis for awhile on mass appeal.
its also especially crazy him and brees retire at the same time since phil was drafted to be his replacement lol
Ken Sumar is Brees done? It looked like that to me at the end of the game. I'm not gonna be upset if he is, but defiantly respect what he has brought the the team and the city.
If he is gone, do you think they give Winston a shot?
Seems to me that they like Winston despite not starting him in Brees' absence this season. My guess is that they wanted to give Taysom a real shot at winning the job during that four game stretch and honestly I thought he did well. But at the end of the day, Taysom has had a lot of injuries in his college and professional career. And sadly, he excels when he goes for broke, which means doesn't make his chances for a long career look promising. Jameis has the skillset to be a great quarterback but his turnovers are killer. I just don't know.
In my mind, if we could land Watson (maybe by trading away Michael Thomas or something similar) then that might be our best hope of keeping this successful regular season streak alive. But I think the obvious answer is that we are going to lose a lot of great players in the off season due to contract issues. Our insanely great 2017 draft class will all be seeking to get paid.
EDIT: And yes, I think Brees is done. He got WAY too hurt this year for him to consider putting his body through that again another year.
Ken Sumar is Brees done? It looked like that to me at the end of the game. I'm not gonna be upset if he is, but defiantly respect what he has brought the the team and the city.
If he is gone, do you think they give Winston a shot?
Seems to me that they like Winston despite not starting him in Brees' absence this season. My guess is that they wanted to give Taysom a real shot at winning the job during that four game stretch and honestly I thought he did well. But at the end of the day, Taysom has had a lot of injuries in his college and professional career. And sadly, he excels when he goes for broke, which means doesn't make his chances for a long career look promising. Jameis has the skillset to be a great quarterback but his turnovers are killer. I just don't know.
In my mind, if we could land Watson (maybe by trading away Michael Thomas or something similar) then that might be our best hope of keeping this successful regular season streak alive. But I think the obvious answer is that we are going to lose a lot of great players in the off season due to contract issues. Our insanely great 2017 draft class will all be seeking to get paid.
EDIT: And yes, I think Brees is done. He got WAY too hurt this year for him to consider putting his body through that again another year.
Might have to set up some sort watch on Ken Sumar if that happens. I'd be concerned for him
If, big if, Winston could cut down on the INTs then I think he could be a top 15-20 QB. I'd like to see him get another shot somewhere.
lol idk if this is good or bad for me in wanting Wentz to get traded to the colts
Its the Eagles trying to get Frank Reich back into the building so they can make Wentz follow the offense and not try to be a one man show. I knew Wentz needed one more year with the system they had in place so he would get it through his head, but the staff got picked apart by the Sb win. I wish they would trade him to the Colts or even try to explore something with Houston and get Watson over there and hire Bieniemy so that the franchise can move on. They also shouldve just played this like Dallas and if they had to just franchise Wentz and not be on the hook for so much money. and Zach Ertz is gone so theyll have to draft another TE to pair for Goddert who I really like, and that was Wetnzs' # 1 guy.
Seems to me that they like Winston despite not starting him in Brees' absence this season. My guess is that they wanted to give Taysom a real shot at winning the job during that four game stretch and honestly I thought he did well. But at the end of the day, Taysom has had a lot of injuries in his college and professional career. And sadly, he excels when he goes for broke, which means doesn't make his chances for a long career look promising. Jameis has the skillset to be a great quarterback but his turnovers are killer. I just don't know.
In my mind, if we could land Watson (maybe by trading away Michael Thomas or something similar) then that might be our best hope of keeping this successful regular season streak alive. But I think the obvious answer is that we are going to lose a lot of great players in the off season due to contract issues. Our insanely great 2017 draft class will all be seeking to get paid.
EDIT: And yes, I think Brees is done. He got WAY too hurt this year for him to consider putting his body through that again another year.
Might have to set up some sort watch on Ken Sumar if that happens. I'd be concerned for him
If, big if, Winston could cut down on the INTs then I think he could be a top 15-20 QB. I'd like to see him get another shot somewhere.
I’m not really married to keeping that many players. I didn’t yet see his comments from today, but I did run across a headline that Coach Payton said he was confident we can deal with the hundred million shortfall. I trust him because Loomis is a ficking guru. But we will be sitting on dead money and a reduced cap.
Cam Jordan is probably my favorite Saint along with Brees. But Kamara would be the one player I’d pull off the table first.
Might have to set up some sort watch on Ken Sumar if that happens. I'd be concerned for him
If, big if, Winston could cut down on the INTs then I think he could be a top 15-20 QB. I'd like to see him get another shot somewhere.
I’m not really married to keeping that many players. I didn’t yet see his comments from today, but I did run across a headline that Coach Payton said he was confident we can deal with the hundred million shortfall. I trust him because Loomis is a ficking guru. But we will be sitting on dead money and a reduced cap.
Cam Jordan is probably my favorite Saint along with Brees. But Kamara would be the one player I’d pull off the table first.
This is my own stupidity, but does “pull off the table” mean trade first or trade last? I love MT and I love Kamara. I’d be sad to see any player leave
Don't over-commit to a running back. Kamara is spectacular but that wall is solid and steep. Replacement is cheap.
I agree in concept. But he is our best player. I think his skills are different than other running backs making him unique as well as the fact that he's got a reasonable contract for production - 5 years/75MM, $34MM Guaranteed. I think that's a value deal for anyone contributing 21 TD's to a team in a given season. You're not going to cheaply replace him. However, I do understand that the average running back stays in the league roughly 3 seasons, and they are always a broken leg/knee/ankle way from diminished performance.
I just looked and Kamara's contract isn't going anywhere until 2024. The dead cap is prohibitive until that out. You could eat 6 million in 2023 if you really needed to, I suppose.
I thought the discussion was about giving him a new deal. He's not going anywhere soon but is probably on his last contract with the Saints.
I just looked and Kamara's contract isn't going anywhere until 2024. The dead cap is prohibitive until that out. You could eat 6 million in 2023 if you really needed to, I suppose.
I thought the discussion was about giving him a new deal. He's not going anywhere soon but is probably on his last contract with the Saints.
Word. Discussion centered around jakicker's note about possibly trading Michael Thomas. 100% healthy, he's the best player on the team. I don't know the prospects after surgery so I didn't count him. Spent said it might send me into a coronary. I was just expanding on that. Brees/Lattimore/Thomas/Kamara prime are the best we have. But limiting myself to theoretically keeping just one player, it would be Kamara.