Superboy3209

I agree. Our scouting department for TE's suck. Its alw good to have a TE that can catch and be reliable. It helps out the run and the pass. With no TE, you cant run.

We Draft D-lineman all day AND early. The problems are:

A. They go through growing pains
B. They can't stay healthy
C. We have a hard time developing them

A. The growing pains are real with the d-linemen we draft. As early as we draft them, they are SUPPOSED to come out Game 1 with their hair on fire. We haven't gotten that type of action in a while since drafting them early; which we always do.

B. Our D-lineman that we draft early can't stay healthy. I know 14-16 games is grueling; but the games you play, we don't see production; so we often worry what is going on when you are NOT on the field; especially when trading a future first round to get you (Davenport).

C. As talented as our D-lineman are in college, every now and then, we see flashes; but nothing consistent. Third down is the money down, no way you shouldn't be pressuring the quarterback more; but looking for your check every Tuesday. Our division is talented, but as many picks we invent into specifically our DE's we don't see production, if not can't staying on the field. You cant ask Cam to keep making plays for what Davenport and Turner should be doing consistently. Is it a coaching issue? It cant be a talent issue with us drafting them so early and being high on the draft boards.

Sean can handle who they draft, not the injury list. At best, he can not select players who don't have consecutive injuries in college, which he does sometimes.

If he ever loses his job, we can all agree that he will probably get hired as a defensive line coach, based on him always drafting d-lineman.

Is it really Sean not finding the right players or Micky not being able to find players and sign them?, much less pay the wrong players too much money

What DE dont start off slow? How did Watt and Reggie White start out?

Do you ever listen to the State of the Saints Podcast on Youtube? The host T.J. hits on some good points to improve the team and also takes calls.

I would ask him about the salary cap.

Makes me feel good that I had UH season tickets a few years ago.

Remember in 2016 at the beginning of the season when LSU played Wisconsin @ Wisconsin? Of course you do.

To me personally, there has never been a worst LSU loss when we loss to them; at least in the modern LSU era. Why? Because we took our cajun/creole asses up there and loss; from a team that was outside of the conference, despite it being the first game of the year.

I know losses happen, its sports, I get it. But losing to a team that is not within the family stings; and its a sting that lasts for a while. We played in legendary Packer stadium, on a hot September day; which is normal weather for us; not Wisconsin, had plans to Lambeau leap after a touchdown; but was told NOT to by coaches, and came back down south 0-1.

Losing a football game to a brother-conference school is bad, but we will see them again: Alabama, Texas A&M, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi State. But when you lose to a team, no matter where it is played, and they are NOT a brother school and you don't see them often or never will again, it stings.

The Wisconsin Badgers played a good game. I'm not taking anything from them. But this loss still is in the back of my mind. Yes, we have won the National Championship since then, but its that ONE team that you wish that you could have played again. This loss is still in the back of my head and occasionally comes to the front of my head to tell me: remember that time when your tigers went to Wisconsin and came back to Baton Rouge like their pet owner smeared their droppings in their face after they used it on the carpet?

Could Hill run the triple option/Flexbone offense with Kamara and friends? Would it work?

Fred Thomas tortured is. He was really playing on the opposite team every time he was on the field.