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Good interview with Kay Adams. He definitely comes across as confident, humbled, focused, and mature.
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Best post of the day, period!6 QBs went in the 1st round. And we got the next best one. In the 5th round.
You are applying your logic to the offense we ran last year, which had a heavy reliance on the line holding their blocks for a relatively long period of time. Kubiak’s offense will be different, featuring motions and quick hits. I believe our line will play better under Kubiak’s system.We expecting and prepping for getting carr destroyed behind the non existing left side our offensive line... hope these guy can roll right and throw on the run everyplay, because we are in trouble.
I would agree with you if this pick was made in the second round, and even the 3rd and 4th rounds if we had any. But in the 5th, this was a solid, looking-to-the-not-too-distant-future pick. We were one win out of the playoffs with an offensive coordinator that was asleep at the wheel and all the holes you think we should have filled with a 5th rounder. C’mon man!I have no problem.with picking Rattler. Thought he might have been drafted earlier. At 150, it could be good value. But, he is not what we need at this time. And many of the players we, the fans, wanted at TE, DT, S, LB, WR were gone. I guess DA and ML were picking BPA. Still scratching my head about it.
Good interview with Kay Adams. He definitely comes across as confident, humbled, focused, and mature.
Doing such a thing sensibly depends on the 1st round position and who’s available. I would hate for the Saints to reach in a big way just to get someone in the first round.When the Saints pick a QB in the first round, then they will show they are seriously looking at the future at QB.
There are way too many unknown factors for what happened in the OU locker room for me to be concerned.Wasted pick as far as I can see. Word was he had already lost his locker room at OU for his poor attitude and work ethic long before he lost his job to Caleb Williams.
Valid points. Maybe he has matured... Time will tell.. I will give him the benefit of the doubt. After all... I didn't like Winston when he came here but he proved himself by his actions.So is Mahomes, but I'd take him as my QB in a second. And, I think it would be hard to find any 17 year-old 5 star QB that is not a punk. Plus, the word from NFL teams is that he matured out of the spotlight at South Carolina.
Considering Jordan Travis was still available, count me as perplexed.My opinion is that Rattler has more upside than Travis. We are all in the sphere of sharing opinions at this point, but that’s mine. I’ll take Rattler over Travis any day from an upside perspective, and from the perspective of a Kubiak offense.Considering Jordan Travis was still available, count me as perplexed.
What distinguished ancestry did Brady come from?Touché! Having said that, I’m confident Rattler doesn’t quite have the same pedigree as Brady.
Lamar Jackson, Jalen Hurts, and Jordan Love have all been obtainable without reaching in recent years. It just doesn’t seem to be the Saints’ way.Doing such a thing sensibly depends on the 1st round position and who’s available. I would hate for the Saints to reach in a big way just to get someone in the first round.
Yeah. Should have traded up in 06 and got our franchise guy. FA’s just rarely work out.Lamar Jackson, Jalen Hurts, and Jordan Love have all been obtainable without reaching in recent years. It just doesn’t seem to be the Saints’ way.
Seems they’d rather keep going the FA QB route while using late round picks and waiting to hit the lotto. Most of the QB’s in the playoffs every year are first round picks.
They’d rather try to hit the lottoYeah. Should have traded up in 06 and got our franchise guy. FA’s just rarely work out.