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When you draft players with injury history you don’t get to lament their latest one, Dennis. Miller, Davenport, Turner, Mckinstry coming next. Why does this organization use high draft picks on kids with serious issues already.
 
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When you draft players with injury history you don’t get to lament their latest one, Dennis. Miller, Davenport, Turner, Mckinstry coming next. Why does this organization use high draft picks on kids with serious issues already.

Risk/Reward and value.

Which hasn't been working out very well of late.
 
Alvin Kamara had multiple serious knee injuries before the Saints drafted him.

Marshon Lattimore had lingering hamstring issues before the Saints drafted him.

I'm sure the list goes on, but DA is right, its time to stay on the field.
 
When you draft players with injury history you don’t get to lament their latest one, Dennis. Miller, Davenport, Turner, Mckinstry coming next. Why does this organization use high draft picks on kids with serious issues already.

If you only draft football players with no injury history, you are only going to be able to draft guys that never played. It's a different story when it's a degenerative condition like Tyjae Spears.
 
Alvin Kamara had multiple serious knee injuries before the Saints drafted him.

Marshon Lattimore had lingering hamstring issues before the Saints drafted him.

I'm sure the list goes on, but DA is right, its time to stay on the field.
They all produced more than he did at this point in their career. He’s had 1 game and no training camps.
 
When you draft players with injury history you don’t get to lament their latest one, Dennis. Miller, Davenport, Turner, Mckinstry coming next. Why does this organization use high draft picks on kids with serious issues already.
Cough cough, Bresee. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doensn't. sometimes guys have perfectly healthy college careers, and get injured a lot in the NFL.
 
I think you are missing the point. The point is that you can't always tell if a guy is going to have injury issues based on his past.
Yes but you would think a team that’s know for not having the best medical staff and history with off injured players would…..
 
When you draft players with injury history you don’t get to lament their latest one, Dennis. Miller, Davenport, Turner, Mckinstry coming next. Why does this organization use high draft picks on kids with serious issues already.

We definitely do seem to like playing with this fire too much. You’d think we would eventually see a stronger emphasis to the other end of the spectrum, but it seems like we just really don’t care about injury histories, and are constantly paying the price for it.
 

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