DzynRex3hunna
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I think it helps to acknowledge Brees has either started aging or will start aging in the very near future. This doesn't mean drafting a replacement just yet , but it does mean changing the way we use him , reducing his number of throws , rebuilding our offensive attack around a running game , using Brees as a glorified Alex Smith if you will.
If given a dominant running line , a dynamic young back , Brees could play another 6 years and I'm not kidding. That would give us an ample amount of time to find an adequate replacement , and would be the perfect situation you want a young developing QB to come into.
Plus , a running offense , rarely turns over the ball , and tremendously helps the defense. The less the opposition possess the ball , the less points they will score. This is called complimentary football , which we currently have no concept of.
So from here I'd advise
1. Not screwing up our draft positioning with late season heroics.
2. Drafting Leanoard Fornette if available.
3. Spend the rest of the draft finding mauling OL and excellent man coverage DB's
If given a dominant running line , a dynamic young back , Brees could play another 6 years and I'm not kidding. That would give us an ample amount of time to find an adequate replacement , and would be the perfect situation you want a young developing QB to come into.
Plus , a running offense , rarely turns over the ball , and tremendously helps the defense. The less the opposition possess the ball , the less points they will score. This is called complimentary football , which we currently have no concept of.
So from here I'd advise
1. Not screwing up our draft positioning with late season heroics.
2. Drafting Leanoard Fornette if available.
3. Spend the rest of the draft finding mauling OL and excellent man coverage DB's