La'El Collins may be in play after all

[t96]

I don't understand?  How would they pressure him to sign with the Saints?

 

"Sign with the Saints or we'll frame your ass for conspiracy to commit murder, and you know we'll get away with it because with football players it's guilty until proven innocent."

[t96]

Well, playing the Browns, Bucs, Falcons and Saints to end the year definitely helped, whether you care to admit that or not. The Cardinals were a walking IR team going into the playoffs. But I won't pretend Carolina didn't improve on the field as well.

Going away from the veterans and moving to what seems like more talented rookies helped. Remmers and Norwell stepped in and really held their own on the line, which really struggled early. Pretty much any resistance was an upgrade. Bene coming back from injury and playing as well as he was before his injury was a help for the secondary, as well as Boston taking over a starting spot. Any time you take Thomas Decoud off the field, good things happen. Josh Norman played at a very high level the last half of the season. I don't want to crown him yet, but he looked very good.

The pass rush really picked up towards the end of the season as well. Not sure if that had anything to do with playing teams with horrible olines or not, but it did. I know many are hoping for a bounce back year from Star though. Stewart staying healthy and taking over on offense was a major plus. His numbers were so much better than Williams. Philly Brown getting a little more time on the field as the field stretcher really helped too. Putting some speed out there.

Anyway, I know plenty about the team. I don't watch all 16 games, but I watch around 10, I guess. Couple that with being here every day and reading what all of you maroons ( ) are saying and I have a pretty god understanding about the team.

 

It's solid but it's just not the full picture, though I wouldn't expect anybody to know the full picture of a team they're not fans of.

[csx]

Well, playing the Browns, Bucs, Falcons and Saints to end the year definitely helped, whether you care to admit that or not. The Cardinals were a walking IR team going into the playoffs. But I won't pretend Carolina didn't improve on the field as well.

Going away from the veterans and moving to what seems like more talented rookies helped. Remmers and Norwell stepped in and really held their own on the line, which really struggled early. Pretty much any resistance was an upgrade. Bene coming back from injury and playing as well as he was before his injury was a help for the secondary, as well as Boston taking over a starting spot. Any time you take Thomas Decoud off the field, good things happen. Josh Norman played at a very high level the last half of the season. I don't want to crown him yet, but he looked very good.

The pass rush really picked up towards the end of the season as well. Not sure if that had anything to do with playing teams with horrible olines or not, but it did. I know many are hoping for a bounce back year from Star though. Stewart staying healthy and taking over on offense was a major plus. His numbers were so much better than Williams. Philly Brown getting a little more time on the field as the field stretcher really helped too. Putting some speed out there.

Anyway, I know plenty about the team. I don't watch all 16 games, but I watch around 10, I guess. Couple that with being here every day and reading what all of you maroons ( ) are saying and I have a pretty god understanding about the team.

Half the people here don't know that Bene was injured and just want to complain that Rivera was playing Godfrey because he can not evaluate talent.

[Matthias]

"Sign with the Saints or we'll frame your ass for conspiracy to commit murder, and you know we'll get away with it because with football players it's guilty until proven innocent."

 

Heehee, that wouldn't work.  I would call their bluff.

[ctrcat]

Well, playing the Browns, Bucs, Falcons and Saints to end the year definitely helped, whether you care to admit that or not. The Cardinals were a walking IR team going into the playoffs. But I won't pretend Carolina didn't improve on the field as well.

Going away from the veterans and moving to what seems like more talented rookies helped. Remmers and Norwell stepped in and really held their own on the line, which really struggled early. Pretty much any resistance was an upgrade. Bene coming back from injury and playing as well as he was before his injury was a help for the secondary, as well as Boston taking over a starting spot. Any time you take Thomas Decoud off the field, good things happen. Josh Norman played at a very high level the last half of the season. I don't want to crown him yet, but he looked very good.

The pass rush really picked up towards the end of the season as well. Not sure if that had anything to do with playing teams with horrible olines or not, but it did. I know many are hoping for a bounce back year from Star though. Stewart staying healthy and taking over on offense was a major plus. His numbers were so much better than Williams. Philly Brown getting a little more time on the field as the field stretcher really helped too. Putting some speed out there.

Anyway, I know plenty about the team. I don't watch all 16 games, but I watch around 10, I guess. Couple that with being here every day and reading what all of you maroons ( ) are saying and I have a pretty god understanding about the team.

You undersell your worse nightmare, Cameron Jerrell Newton, getting back to 100% and not having an UDFA French Canadian that never played in the states at the LT position.

[Ace_Aladdin]

I don't understand?  How would they pressure him to sign with the Saints?

 

If doesn't agree i guess they could prolong the investigation.

[juliosantos]

I wouldn't rule it out but I don't think the Panthers will make this move. For some reason I see him signing with the Cowboys.

jerry jones doesnt care if the guy is a serial killer he will pick him up

[saints4lifeagain]

You undersell your worse nightmare, Cameron Jerrell Newton, getting back to 100% and not having an UDFA French Canadian that never played in the states at the LT position.

I know your game. Cam is MJ. He's the GOAT. He's an unparalleled God. You're not baiting me into getting banned again though.

Cam Newton is the least of my worries when we play the Panthers. The last two years, he's averaged about 180 yards passing and 40 yards rushing. He's got 7 total TDs in 4 games and 2 interceptions. In those games, he's about a 50% passer.

You're correct. Bell is gone and replaced by someone who has arguably played worse than him the last few years.

[Chimera]

I know your game. Cam is MJ. He's the GOAT. He's an unparalleled God. You're not baiting me into getting banned again though.

Cam Newton is the least of my worries when we play the Panthers. The last two years, he's averaged about 180 yards passing and 40 yards rushing. He's got 7 total TDs in 4 games and 2 interceptions. In those games, he's about a 50% passer.

You're correct. Bell is gone and replaced by someone who has arguably played worse than him the last few years.

 

passing yardage stats? saints fan confirmed.

 

in Cam's very first meeting with the Saints, he went for nearly 380 yards and we lost. I'd rather win on a last second TD to Domenik Hixon than rack up fantasy numbers.

[saints4lifeagain]

passing yardage stats? saints fan confirmed.

in Cam's very first meeting with the Saints, he went for nearly 380 yards and we lost. I'd rather win on a last second TD to Domenik Hixon than rack up fantasy numbers.

That's not the discussion we're having. He said, "your worst nightmare". Cam doesn't scare me. The Panthers defense is scary. Cam is not.

Aren't stats what Panthers fans throw up any time someone says anything negative about Cam? There a thread on it on page 1 right now. Stats are great unless they don't work in your favor...

[TylerVagyler]

Glad to see this thread has derailed into an argument where neither side will ever give up.

[saints4lifeagain]

Glad to see this thread has derailed into an argument where neither side will ever give up.

Nah. I'll give up.

Hopefully we find out something about La'el later this evening.

[ctrcat]

^ A hurt, back-to-back, defending NFCS Champ GOAT. If he survived last year, and still left you with these lasting images of the worst beatdown in the greatest era of Saints football history, I think we'll be OK. The rest is meaningless gobbledygook and/or wishful thinking. But thanks for helping further prove why La'el belongs here.

[LUUUUUKE]

Saints fans should be insta-banned. They don't even really speak English