Toomers

Conveniently hours after Hurney was fired. As was proven. Not before. And as I asked, what did it matter what MH wanted when the only decision maker was Rhule. What moves did Hurney make and Rhule didn’t approve of? Have your boy come discuss that statement, if everyone is going to just swallow the hook on anything that makes the coaches still here look better.

So you believe Hurney was allowed to sign TB without Rhule’s approval? Just signed him and told Rhule to live with it? Is that what we’re going with here? The HC with a 70M contract and an new OC who was the only one with close knowledge of the player, or a lame-duck GM making about 1M? What other moves did Hurney force onto Rhule? Just the bad ones?

Who, bedsides the guy who had complete control over the entire roster, do you blame for giving a backup “bridge” QB 42M?

So two 1’s and a 2nd? And please take our mistake who has a 10M guaranteed base salary? That’s a dial tone 10 seconds into the phone call.

I’m sure this will happen. As those cap issues the Saints have had for a decade still hasn’t crippled them. Many on here claim they have different rules.

With the cap space, and extra picks you showed so they could survive losing those picks. Sure would be logical. And they could keep their high 2nds too.

That could be different but they still have a ton of talent. Unless Hill and whoever are a mess at QB, they will have a tough time being that bad.

Evidently no one in the FO knew last year. But if you’re going to pay a backup QB 42M for two years, i guess tossing that 3rd rd. comp pick out of the window didn’t much matter.

Who is going to be there at #28 that would be a franchise QB? Even Jones will be gone. But the Saints aren’t afraid to go get a player. With all the holes they are about to have, keeping JW on another cheap deal keeps them from having to reach for an inferior player.

Should have played him more yesterday and this season instead of Hill. Playoff Drew is always beat up and his arm is shot. No telling what a year with a completely different mindset and approach can do. He took less money to go and learn so at least he knew he was a mess. The cap is a much tougher problem.

I was at Cams Pro Day and the main person selling Rivera on Cam was Shula. He loved Cam. Rivera left Auburn convinced.

Paradis and his contract is already “split” because of voidable years. Even if he stays, 1.8M(of his remaining 5.4M dead cap hit) would come off this year, then the team would still have 3.6M to account for next year. Same if the designate a June 1 or wait until after then to cut him. Only way they would eat all 5.4M next year, is if they trade him before June 1

Matt Khalil. At least he’s the last one designated. Luke counts around 7.5M this year because they waited until after June 1 to cut/retire him. It should definitely be use on KK. They could do someone else as well.

Just no good options for them. Cut bait and don’t spend anymore towards him. 34M for 2020. But you would still have to sign some vet for around 5M so the team only saves 3M. Keeping the guy they know will probably happen. Or seriously offer a pick to get rid of his salary.

You’re taking a 10M cap hit for TB even if some team wanted to pay his 10M guaranteed base salary and let the Panthers include him in a trade. It would cost an extra 4-5th rounder to entice them to eat it over giving an Andy Dalton 3M as a bridge.

Why would they want to make the same mistake as the Panthers and overpay a backup to be a bridge to the starter they just took. And give up anything of trade value for it?

Csonka wouldn't be a RB, that much I can say. Having watched him play, Csonka would not bounce off 320lb. DTs like he did the ones in his day. Brown could. But he was also a better athlete than anyone he played against. It's not the same for any players to be compared to players from 40-50 years ago. Not when the question is if the player from today can play, today. I don't care if we take Henry or not. But bringing up players in completely different eras makes no sense. Either way.

And both Brown and Zonk played at a time when linemen were around 250 lbs. Not a true comparison for any RB in today's game.

Trying to figure out if the lions clip is more symbolic of Delaire or what Philly just did to the board's "I'm the smartest guy in the room" d-bag. I haven't posted but a couple times since signing up, but after reading most of the posts on here for about a year, it wasn't hard to pick him out right away. Used to think he was just anti-Cam. Now I see it's just a cry for attention.

What other team can offer Michael Oher as their starting LT? We have the best offer any team can make to him.

Add in that we are assuming an UDFA RT, who is on his 6th NFL team in 2 years, is the answer at RT.

Our we really just going to compare stats without any context? Anyone think that MIA running a Chip Kelly offense(that made Nick Foles look like the greatest quarterback of all time) might have had something to do with those increase in Tannehills production.