Credit: Michale C. Hebert - New Orleans SaintsBy Dan Levy - Staff Writer - Saintsreport.comNew Orleans Saints wide receiver and first-round pick Chris Olave is a pretty striaght-forward evaluation. Fluid strider, burner speed. Silky-smooth route runner and some of the stickiest hands in...
🚨BEST SLEEPERS IN THE 2022 NFL DRAFT🚨-William Dunkle
-Deven Thompkins+++ More( Kept it to five, but need an HM to Jontre Kirklin . He's certainly going to be a stud in the NFL. Hope he's a Saint come next year.)p.s: yes the site is real, I just haven't gotten the domain...
Credit: John David Mercer - USA Today SportsBy Dan Levy - Staff Writer - Saintsreport.comSpeaking to reporters at the NFL Annual League Meeting, new Head Coach Dennis Allen made some waves in what has been an otherwise placid Saints offseason when he touched on his vision for Taysom Hill...
First, I must confess I watch no college football, but I really like the draft. Which is a conundrum because when I play around with draft simulators I don't pay much attention to the names, just the positions, and measurables, and assume they're in the right neighborhood for draft order. That...
The Best Outcome for theNew Orleans Saints:A Hopeful Prediction. by: Cabe Bond
(note, this is transferred from a Google doc)The Saint’s success will vary this year depending on two important roles, a solid defense, and a certain five-thousand yard passer. I'll start with the latter of...
Pete Werner: An extensive breakdown(by Cabe Bond)The New Orleans Saints 60th overall pick- is he a reach, or steal?There was a lot of speculation around who the Saints were taking at pick 60. Some believed it would be star LSU linebacker Jabril Cox. Others assumed it might be one of the...
This is something I did last year so if you remember this opening couple paragraphs, you can just look at the rankings.Every year, Mike Detillier does a fantastic draft guide, going over hundreds of prospects before the draft.Like last year, I spent a few hours on a spreadsheet going over...
Edit: I'm aware Smith went back to school. Not editing it out though.I'm ready for the Senior Bowl and beyond already. I'll be spending most of my Sundays watching videos on players who catch my eye.Easy targets are guys like DeVonta Smith from Alabama. Great speed. Catches everything. And...
I thought I'd share something that I sat down to look at because it offers a different way to view our draft. Below is a list of the players that we obtained in the draft and as UDFAs who were rated as draft-worthy players. I used Mike Detillier's guide because I had it handy and because he...
I posted this in another thread, but I was thinking it could use its own thread (mods, delete it if not). Here's my shot at the overall chart of players trying to make the team, with likely locks; *drafted players*; and post-draft FAs...(including unsigned tryouts):OFFENSE:QB - Brees...
Apologies if already posted, couldn't find through searches.2014 NFL draft: Big cornerbacks like Richard Sherman are game-changers | The MMQB with Peter KingThis is a pretty good article on where the NFL has come and where it is going on the trend of bigger corners in the game.
I know that some of the forum members follow WalterFootball.com pretty closely as a NFL draft resource, and I'm sure many are aware that he holds a "Reader" mock draft annually. In it, he posts a cloud of players and allows the readers to vote on who they would draft at each position, if they...
In light of the Sproles trade for a 5th rounder, I thought it'd be a good idea to see who we've drafted in the 5th round under Payton:2013 - Kenny Stills WR
2012 - Corey White S/CB
2011 - No pick
2010 - Matt Tennant C
2009 - Thomas Morstead P
2008 - Carl Nicks G
2008 - DeMario Pressley DT
2007...
Not sure if this article has been posted or not2013 NFL combine -- NFL pushing for changes to offseason, sources say - ESPNWould be interesting if it happened
Menelik Watson - RT, FSU, 6'6'' 320 lbs, 4.7 40 yd dashI really like this kid with a mid round pick and think he could be the solution to our problems at RT. He is raw, but has insane natural ability for his size. He's like Bruce Campbell, but has intelligence, motivation and a real nasty...
Are there any official formula for rating draft picks made by a NFL team (regardles position and round taken)?Something like Games started/games played /pro bowls/years with the club and so fourth...
I believe that the Saints will draft Greg Childs (WR-Ark) if he is available. Here is the strongest reason why:"One of the best blocking WR in the draft, uses his big body and long arms to engage defender, also a solid "wham” blocker"At 6'3'' 219 lbs with 33 1/2'' arms and enormous 10 1/8"...
Think most of you guys will love our pick...either way...http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/draft10/insider/news/story?id=4968544<a href="http://photobucket.com/images/sean%20weatherspoon" target="_blank"><img src="http://i780.photobucket.com/albums/yy86/rotarylombardiaward/WeatherspoonSean.jpg"...
I've seen Sean Weatherspoon being drafted by us in more than half of the mocks that I look at every day.
The adjectives being used to describe him are leader, playmaker, and game-changer.
What I don't understand about these Mocks is how a guy like that will fall to #32.Thoughts?
I want us to have a dynasty like no other... Who Dat!29 free agents, 11 of them unrestricted, 7 players to drafthttp://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/09/sports/football/09saints.html?ref=sports
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