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Two big pick-ups
CB, Nnamdi Asomugha: Arguably the best CB in the league, and will vastly improve the Saints' struggling passing defense. Asomugha has great awareness, and the speed to run down anybody in the open field. He can jump high enough to bat nearly any ball.
DT, Corey Williams: Will provide great penetration up the middle and completely improve our passing defense AND rushing defense with his ability to get off even the strongest blockers to make a play.
Draft-
Saints need impact players with all of their picks, so for a better chance at this they trade Dallas Round 1 pick 10 (1,300) and Round 2 pick 42 (480) for Round 1 pick 22 (780) and Round 1 pick 28 (660)
Rd 1-
pick 1 - CB, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Tennessee State: Cromartie is pound for pound one of the best CBs in this draft, and will prove to be a solid corner in the NFL. His athleticism is amazing. He is extremely fast, and smart. He knows exactly what to do on the field, and when to do it to make a play. He will be an instant starter behind Nnamdi.
pick 2 - OLB, Curtis Lofton, Oklahoma U: Lofton is fast and strong, and he isn't a small guy either. He's a human wrecking ball. He is CONSTANTLY making plays and running down ball carriers. He is the tackling machine the saints defense is lacking.
Rd 3-
WR, Eddie Royal, Virginia Tech: Royal is a speedy guy with great hands. He will rarely drop a pass, and can break nearly any coverage, and will be open 90% of the time. He will be a solid starter opposite to Colston who will be a consistent playmaker at WR unlike anybody this year, excluding Colston.
Rd 4-
Trae Williams, CB, South Florida: More help for our secondary. Very fast guy who rarely gets beat in coverage and has the hands and awareness to take away any mistake a QB will throw his way.
Rd 5-
Brad Cotton, TE, Tennessee: Cottam is one of the best blocking TEs coming into this draft, and would help provide protection for Brees and block to the outside for the RB, while also providing another receiving threat aside Billy Miller, which the Saints need. Brees uses the TE as an effective weapon, and Cottam would help with this.
Rd 6-
Dominique Barber, S, Minnesota: Barber is a defenite upgrade over Bullocks and would provide MORE help to the Saints' horrible secondary. Once again, a guy who can force turnovers, and turn perfect throws by quarterbacks into interceptions.
Rd 7-
DE, Adam Oliver, Georgia Tech: Very strong guy who can consistently get at the QB and wrap up ball carriers. Will provide depth to help the rotation on the D-Line.
So, what do you think? Did I go overboard? I don't think it's too unrealistic, but eh...
Two big pick-ups
CB, Nnamdi Asomugha: Arguably the best CB in the league, and will vastly improve the Saints' struggling passing defense. Asomugha has great awareness, and the speed to run down anybody in the open field. He can jump high enough to bat nearly any ball.
DT, Corey Williams: Will provide great penetration up the middle and completely improve our passing defense AND rushing defense with his ability to get off even the strongest blockers to make a play.
Draft-
Saints need impact players with all of their picks, so for a better chance at this they trade Dallas Round 1 pick 10 (1,300) and Round 2 pick 42 (480) for Round 1 pick 22 (780) and Round 1 pick 28 (660)
Rd 1-
pick 1 - CB, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Tennessee State: Cromartie is pound for pound one of the best CBs in this draft, and will prove to be a solid corner in the NFL. His athleticism is amazing. He is extremely fast, and smart. He knows exactly what to do on the field, and when to do it to make a play. He will be an instant starter behind Nnamdi.
pick 2 - OLB, Curtis Lofton, Oklahoma U: Lofton is fast and strong, and he isn't a small guy either. He's a human wrecking ball. He is CONSTANTLY making plays and running down ball carriers. He is the tackling machine the saints defense is lacking.
Rd 3-
WR, Eddie Royal, Virginia Tech: Royal is a speedy guy with great hands. He will rarely drop a pass, and can break nearly any coverage, and will be open 90% of the time. He will be a solid starter opposite to Colston who will be a consistent playmaker at WR unlike anybody this year, excluding Colston.
Rd 4-
Trae Williams, CB, South Florida: More help for our secondary. Very fast guy who rarely gets beat in coverage and has the hands and awareness to take away any mistake a QB will throw his way.
Rd 5-
Brad Cotton, TE, Tennessee: Cottam is one of the best blocking TEs coming into this draft, and would help provide protection for Brees and block to the outside for the RB, while also providing another receiving threat aside Billy Miller, which the Saints need. Brees uses the TE as an effective weapon, and Cottam would help with this.
Rd 6-
Dominique Barber, S, Minnesota: Barber is a defenite upgrade over Bullocks and would provide MORE help to the Saints' horrible secondary. Once again, a guy who can force turnovers, and turn perfect throws by quarterbacks into interceptions.
Rd 7-
DE, Adam Oliver, Georgia Tech: Very strong guy who can consistently get at the QB and wrap up ball carriers. Will provide depth to help the rotation on the D-Line.
So, what do you think? Did I go overboard? I don't think it's too unrealistic, but eh...
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