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What a greedy, shitty thing to do.

FTFY

Read deeper into that issue.

Yeah, even the people employed professionally doing these evaluations are wrong more often than they are right. How do you expect TV bobbleheads to fare? Now project that to fans. It gets even worse.

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Lots of people who don't know what they are doing get enamored with Alabama prospects.

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Can you imagine how terrible Mel Kiper would be as a GM?

Well that was an impressive hissy fit. So, back to your "examples." In the Brees Choke Era 2020: 5th in PPG Defense, 4th in YPG Defense 2019: 13th in PPG Defense, 11th in YPG Defense 2018: 14th in PPG Defense, 14th in YPG Defense The examples you cited as "proof" In 2012 and 2015 the Saints went 7-9 and missed the playoffs. So without any defensive help....they lost. That isn't going to the Super Bowl. That isn't even going to the playoffs. Burrow 2021 17th in PPG Defense, 18th in YPG Defense Mahomes 2020(SB Loss) 11th in PPG Defense, 16th in YPG Defense Mahomes 2019(SB Win) 7th in PPG Defense, 17th in YPG Defense So, in the three Brees chokes, New Orleans was an upper half YPG/PPG Defense 100% of the time. They were a top 10 YPG/PPG Defense 33% of the time. In the Burrow/Mahomes SB runs, their respective teams were an upper half YPG/PPG Defense 33% of the time. They were a top 10 YPG/PPG Defense 16.7% of the time. These were just limited examples. If you want, I can easily destroy the "playing to seed" portion of Brees career. That's up to you.

If they got a no from every NFL team, I think he clearly is. Some of these guys flame out so hard they don't recover.

It's not uncommon for 7th rounders to not make a team in their rookie year.

Yeah, that is basically what I mean. Also, her source has a bit of a up and down track record for Panthers related stuff.

There is a big gulf between getting calls about trading and making a trade. My guess is that Robby is safe unless a big deal comes through. For TMJ, I would be willing to take a 5th or lower for him at this point.

I would take that with a healthy grain of salt.

Yeah and jumping people in the waiver wire for the kind of guys we are talking about is goofy. There are ample amounts of WR's of the caliber we are talking.

I don't see how we don't snag at least a DT from the pool of released guys. It's another roster weakness we could potentially bolster.

It's possible someone may pick him up but I don't think he would exactly be a hot commodity.

That's a sinking versus floating turds argument, ultimately.

Roberts is one of our returners though. Zylstra is a very good special teams guy. I keep trying to find reasons to cut people ahead of TMJ but it's hard. IMO, I would axe Saunders(to PS), TMJ(to PS).

So down to: Moore, Anderson, Shenault, Smith, Zylstra, Higgins, Roberts, TMJ and Saunders at WR. I am guessing we cut at least 2-3 more. Any predictions?

IDK how many they intend to roll with or perhaps how many they intend to sign/trade foe. I think if they got another position at OL, you have to assume a move will be imminent. As it stands, we only have 9 OL available now with the Bozeman injury.

Down to 10 OL. Erving and/or Jordan might be next on the cutting floor, depending on how deep we cut.