Saints sign Safety Justin Reid to a 3-year, $31.5 million deal

WhoDat?DrewDat said
Bears are about to completely 180 their franchise. They've rebuilt their OL and have their QB for the future. They rebuilt through tanking and clearing cap space.

Browns have not been tanking they had 11 wins two seasons ago. Terrible example. Their issue is the horrible piece of work they traded for.

Raiders have not been tanking LOL. They had Carr and did the same thing we are currently doing. Stuck in purgatory.

Jags is a good example of tanking not working.

Lions have all the talent on their roster from tanking.

Bengals tanked for Burrow and flipped their franchise.

Redskins have JD5 and now they're contenders.

Texans tanked for their QB and flipped their franchise.

There's plenty of other examples but these are just recent ones.

Which is totally fine. We are all allowed to have our own opinions. There is no "right answer".

Tanking does not guarantee success but it's the easiest way to flip your franchise. Granted you need a top pick to be worth it.

All those teams you mentioned, particularly the Lions, how long did they lose though until they hit on Campbell? Same for the Bears? And they still haven’t proven anything? Yes…the Browns, Jets, Jags..how long did they all actually suck/rebuild before getting it right? You can’t say the Bears are about to turn things around. That’s unknown. The Texans…..didn’t tank..just stunk. Appears they finally hit on a QB but he came back down to Earth in 2024. Redskins also have stunk for years and hit on JD5. Bengals didn’t tank either…they just stunk and hit on Burrow. With the exception of those first two years…really hasn’t done much since.

But you’re right….you have your opinion and I have mine. However, you do seem to be one of those that’s NEVER happy with anything the Saints do right, wrong or impartial. If they were to tank and rebuild , you seem to be one of those that would gripe and complain with the constant losing. I do hope I’m wrong about that. I hope I missed the mark.