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re: Rodgers to Thomas in 2022

Posted by 4thandinches on 8/11/21 at 9:36 am
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I think Book will have a better career than Love.


I'm sure both with have equally unremarkable careers :lol:

re: Rodgers to Thomas in 2022

Posted by 4thandinches on 8/11/21 at 9:23 am
one of the talking heads on ESPN is predicting MT for Jordan Love :lol:
Nonsense... I don't see the FO risking further injury on their $100 mil WR.

MT probably got a few different opinions, and shared them with the FO. I'm sure they then asked MT, "hey can you go?" in which MT replied "yes." Highly doubt we would urge any player to play thru injury that requires surgery.

Besides, play or not, MT still could have had the surgery sooner and been healthy for week 1.....

re: Rodgers to Thomas in 2022

Posted by 4thandinches on 8/11/21 at 8:57 am
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Saints won’t have either one of them on the team next year….


There's actually just as good, if not a better chance, that the connection happens in Green Bay...
Ruiz has been out there and will start this week with Peat out.

Baun, I haven't seen. I know he started the season injured. I don't know his status now. I think he's just struggling to get on the field with Demario and Anzalone ahead of him.
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I am sick of our DBs grabbing receivers they have good coverage on.


Our DBs don't even attempt to find the ball. DB's in general don't look for the ball now-a-days. It's a league-wide phenomena. It's especially true for our guys though. Marcus Williams' PI in the GB game was pathetic. If he would have just turned his head and located the ball, he maybe could have made a play on it and definitely wouldn't have got the PI.
Not to mention after all the heat from the no-call in the NFC ship. In reality, it was just one or two guys that missed it, but we were so pissed off, we generalized the entire NFLRA. I'm sure the guys who weren't even on the field for that probably felt some type of way about being blamed.

That being said, I have no regrets


About the raiders game.... There was a female LJ on the raiders' sideline... is it sexist if I feel like she's a bit more susceptible to the constant badgering for calls? Cause I kinda feel like she was.
Hard to believe he's making more than Peat this year. That will obviously change next year.
Peat can play guard and tackle. He's got continuity with the line and far more athletic than Easton. Let me know next time you see Easton slide out on a screen or even pull. Peat fits what we want to do on offense.

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Got beat bad by Hurst on Brees’s one INT of the season.


Easton literally was beat by the same guy on a similar rush half way through the 4th. We just happened to have a speed out to the opposite side of the field called, so Brees got rid of it before the hit. He was also beat by a similar rush in the GB game after he moved to LG. Again, the ball comes out fast though.

The rook needs to ball out this week.

The 2 Most Important Issues for Us

Posted by 4thandinches on 10/1/20 at 11:50 am
Discipline and the guard play.

First of all. GB is a good team. Rodgers is great. They'll be there at the end. Losing this game was always within the realm of possibility.
The real issues are the guard play and discipline. The penalties are unacceptable, nothing more to say there. Secondly, GB had a significant competitive advantage using the hard count often and on late downs. They weren't necessarily looking for offsides (though we did give it to them), more just trying to slow down our D-line off the ball and get pre-snap intel. Any normal Sunday night, the dome would be rocking and they'd be in a silent count for 90% of the game.

Lastly, the guard play has been atrocious. Not really sure what's going on with the rookie, but Nick Easton is a liability. I know Peat isn't the most popular player around these parts, but he is our best guard, and losing him will hurt. We've all been watching Brees since '06. This is hands down the most uncomfortable he's been in the pocket since he's been a Saint. Pressure up the middle has always been Brees' weakness. He doesn't trust the interior line, and it's obvious.

He's a 41 year old man with 300 lb 20-something-year-olds bearing down on him... and people wonder why he hasn't been his usual 70+% accuracy passer. He's missed Mike too. Can't replace a guy like that.

TLDR; CSP and company have to get the penalties fixed.
Don't fall for the media's shite. Brees can throw the deep ball still, it just hasn't been there because of time or the coverage.
Mike coming back will provide a resurgence.
Losing Peat is a huge problem. The Rookie gotta step up.
Cut Nick Easton.


We'll be fine y'all. :cheers:
Bet you’re a blast to hang out with
Hopefully I'm not the only one to think this, but when I watch other teams play, I see defensive backs make plays and think after "that would have been PI on us." I'm not a conspiracy guy, nor do I think that ultimately there's some bias involved, but man. I really feel like our guys have to play up to impossible expectations in coverage to be effective without giving up PI's.

For example, as a DB you're taught at 5 years old to have your trailing arm "around" the WR, and reach out your leading arm to defend any crossing route (slant, dig, drag, etc). I see that called as PI at an alarming rate.

When it's time to play football, he'll step on the field as one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play the game. Holding top spots in most, if not all, major passing categories.

100% without a doubt he's still the leader of this team on the field. On Sunday's that's all that matters.

You guys are overthinking this. Big time.
OTC is showing 4 million in dead money being paid to Teddy... Can someone explain this? Is this money we still owed him on his contract?

re: Trade that should’ve happened

Posted by 4thandinches on 3/17/20 at 7:05 pm
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Seen a few trade Thomas threads, and an AK for Hopkins trade thread. Putting on my Madden cap, here goes.....
AK and a 4th to Texans for Hopkins.
MT13 and our first this year, 2nd next year for pick #1(Burreaux


Stopped reading here
If we don’t trade up, we’re going best available on our first pick. Wouldn’t be surprised to see a lineman drafted. Even a center. McCoy played guard in college. Saints have always played the best 5 linemen they have regardless of position.
Tampa’s o-line can’t block a ball from rolling down the hill. Jameis was sacked 47 times and hit over 70 last year......

Brady won’t survive the season.

re: Jameis Winston - should we

Posted by 4thandinches on 3/17/20 at 6:28 pm
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Jameis Winston - should we


:rolleyes:

re: Drew Brees 2 yrs for 50 million

Posted by 4thandinches on 3/17/20 at 6:25 pm
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My guess is his cap number will be about $30 mil this year and $40 mil next year


We’re going to void the 2nd year of the contract and pay it over a 3 to 5 year span. Whatever the maximum is. This was a very team-friendly deal. Right now, I believe we have something around 7mil in cap space. And you know Loomi$ always has something up his sleeve....