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[Ediddy7023]

I knew what the grade would be.

2025 NFL free agency: Grades for all 32 teams

Between a few big trades and a flurry of activity among the players who did reach free agency, there were opportunities for aggressive teams to improve. And some teams took some hits with players leaving.

www.yahoo.com

 

[stvol]

Hack

 

[Covington Saint]

What a disgusting and ignorant piece of journalism

 

[Tulsa Saint]

Why would you write that two days into FA?

 

[Covington Saint]

Why would you write that two days into FA?

People are mad cause they think we are supposed to pay for our cap sins and it just isn’t gonna happen like people want it to happen.

 

[Chuck McGill Esq.]

Revenge of the nerds continues.

 

[SigFreudianSlip]

I actually like Young being retained and love the Reid signing. We shall see how it all plays out. What caught my eye from that write up was this about the Texans:

Maybe the Houston Texans really did need to take a stick of dynamite to their offensive line.

Their line was horrible last season, a big reason C.J. Stroud regressed from a magical rookie season. A report from SI.com said the offensive line room was "borderline toxic," and behind-the-scenes strife like that leads to moves that don't make a lot of sense on the surface. But teams know what they have to do.

O line matters fo sho.

 

[picnicwithfish]

Lol.

 

[jboss]

"That's not helping the Saints get their salary cap issues under control"

Oh, you mean those salary cap issues we've pretty handedly gotten under control?

Frank Schwab: the writer of this brilliant article
Grade: F

 

[StudioSaint]

I knew what the grade would be.

Grading teams on free agency right now makes as much sense as grading a team's game day performance right after the opening kickoff. Just a tad bit premature.

 

[3ParStillDriver]

Just remember, when you are (people in general) saying “a player is projected this round or that” your generally getting your info from weird people with no sense of logic like the writer of that article.

This is why they’re always so incredibly wrong by a landslide.

 

[B_doggman47]

I knew what the grade would be.

2025 NFL free agency: Grades for all 32 teams

Between a few big trades and a flurry of activity among the players who did reach free agency, there were opportunities for aggressive teams to improve. And some teams took some hits with players leaving.

www.yahoo.com

Not face palming you. I did it to the guy that put that garbage together. He doesn't have all the information for the Saints on there and some of the other teams too. That's crappy journalism or whatever you call that. I'd give us at the least a C+ so far, because I don't believe the Saints are done yet.

 

[NatureBoy]

I actually like Young being retained and love the Reid signing. We shall see how it all plays out. What caught my eye from that write up was this about the Texans:

Maybe the Houston Texans really did need to take a stick of dynamite to their offensive line.

Their line was horrible last season, a big reason C.J. Stroud regressed from a magical rookie season. A report from SI.com said the offensive line room was "borderline toxic," and behind-the-scenes strife like that leads to moves that don't make a lot of sense on the surface. But teams know what they have to do.

O line matters fo sho.

I like the Reid signing. I'm happy we were able to retain Young, but I'm not in love with his deal. If we were a team with extra cap money and wanted to take a shot on a high risk, high reward player, it would be a great move. We need a lot and can't afford to make mistakes.

 

[Saildawg]

What a disgusting and ignorant piece of journalism

That's not journalism

 

[picnicwithfish]

Ya. Even if you hate every restructure, every addition, an “F” is pretty comical. To this writer, there is no answer except an “F”. If the Saints would have sat there, let every player in question leave, they would have received an “F” for not signing anyone.