Paradis thus far this season

[Snake]

Hurney magic. Let's just cut him so we have 50 million in dead beat OL on our cap. 

[Proudiddy]

Wow.  I knew it was bad, but this illustrates just how much...  and it's really bad.

I'd like to think it's just a tough year, as his first one back coming off the broken leg, but I have a feeling this may just be him now.  Crazy how far he's fallen...

Could any of it be scheme related?

[Carl Spackler]

Son of a bitch. And he was the No. 1 FA center.  

[Carl Spackler]

Trading up for Greg Little sucked and I wasn’t crazy about it on draft day. Has Marty ever won a draft-day trade when we traded up? Trading down has worked (2007), but when has trading up worked?

[raleigh-panther]

Putting hopes on both a Center and a LT coming off catastrophic injuries was never going to be a good look

ever 

[Toomers]

47 minutes ago, stbugs said:

If only the C I wanted to take in the 2nd (I didn't want Bradberry at 16, way too high) was available when we traded up for Little. Oh wait, he was available at 37. Well, then we still would have had to trade up for him. Oh wait, he was actually still available at 47, so we could have gotten him and still had pick 77 to use on a tackle/guard like Bobby Evans. Too bad we didn't have McCoy or Evans in for private visits because maybe our GM didn't know enough about them. Oh wait, we actually had both of them in for private visits.

So, we could have had our Ryan Kalil at C with more depth and instead, we got Greg Little? Well at least McCoy got drafted by an AFC team so we will barely ever see him. Oh wait, that's right he went to the Saints at 48 and now they've got their anchor for a decade who according to this didn't give up a sack or a pressure in the first 6 weeks.

SMH at the Saints not having a 1st or 3rd round pick, meaning that even though we picked earlier than they did and had 4 top 100 picks to their 1 top 100 pick, they still had a better draft and solidified their OL for many more years. Well done Marty, well done.

   Let’s not forget what else the Saints got from a pick three spots after our QB of the future waste at 100. Not like we needed a FS/NC. 

[MHS831]

Bbbbuttt but OT is our biggest problem!!

--said no intelligent Panther fan

[LinvilleGorge]

51 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

Wow.  I knew it was bad, but this illustrates just how much...  and it's really bad.

I'd like to think it's just a tough year, as his first one back coming off the broken leg, but I have a feeling this may just be him now.  Crazy how far he's fallen...

Could any of it be scheme related?

Not unless the scheme calls for him to purposely get ragdolled in one on one match ups.

[Forty-Eight]

Good job Hurney

[JawnyBlaze]

The difference between this and the Kalil signing is everyone knew Kalil was awful. Paradis was supposed to be really good, the best OL in free agency. 

[ChrisSimmsspleen]

3 hours ago, TheRed said:

Hurney deserves to be skewered, but signing free agent offensive linemen to costly contracts has turned out badly for a number of teams in 2019. The draft really isn't any better either, even in the first round. Actually worse looking at the drafts over the past several years. It's a really bad time to be desperate for OL help.

Skewered?   You have a lot of hate in your belly.   

[ncfan]

26 minutes ago, JawnyBlaze said:

The difference between this and the Kalil signing is everyone knew Kalil was awful. Paradis was supposed to be really good, the best OL in free agency. 

Paradis's former GM didn't even offer and voiced concerns about Paradis post injury.

[Mr. Scot]

The Saints had Jeff Ireland handling their draft work.

We had, well ..

[cmichd]

Paradis was not capable of playing this year.  I believe his injury was more serious than what Hunrey figured and he took a gamble in signing him.