Randy Mueller is Back

[saint_drago]

Oh the Mueller era. Man you want to talk about traits. One of my favorite draft classes was 2001. Not because it turned out to be awesome. We got Deuce and I loved the pick but I loved that draft because we drafted a few straight up freaks of nature. Sedrick Hodge and Moran Norris! Onome OJo! I remember being pumped about that class.

 

[blackjack]

Do we ever hire young blood with new ideas -I guess Kubiak was a start. P.S. I'm not young blood

Not lately, it’s like we were in a relationship for so long that when it ended we just wanted to get with somebody who was always there for us and made us feel like we were still attractive.

 

[DerrickB]

Is the HASLETT cheerleader story back?

Mannn, don't start. Lol

 

[DCSaints_Fan]

Made me think of



Maybe Mortiner = Haslett?

 

[504gks]

Mannn, don't start. Lol

There is always gossip, but Randy did somethin, and had some splainin' to do. And Tom didn't like his explaination. The whole history of the Saints would be different.

 

[Saint Jack]

Just don’t let him near the cheerleaders.

 

[60minutes]

Rick is a smart guy. He was one of the evaluators who identified McCarthy as a top-flight QB early in the process.

 

[St. Geezy]

It isn't just Mueller. I think a lot of people would be absolutely shocked if they had access to the actual teams' draft boards. Minds would be blown.

 

[60minutes]

It isn't just Mueller. I think a lot of people would be absolutely shocked if they had access to the actual teams' draft boards. Minds would be blown.

And there's the McCarthy thing.

But you are right, the draft boards across the league are so dramatically different. There are consensus on some players -- usually most guys at the top -- but then you see so many differences after 7-8 guys. And the other thing that would shock folks is the small number of guys that teams rate as a first rounders, second rounders, and so on and so forth. In this draft, for the Saints, you might have all of 16 or 17 guys.

 

[Dome50]

Looks like Randy has been out of the NFL for a few years.

• Salt Lake Stallions (2018–2019)
  General manager
• Houston Roughnecks (2020)
  Director of pro personnel
• Seattle Sea Dragons (2022–2023)
  Director of player personnel

 

[St. Geezy]

And there's the McCarthy thing.

But you are right, the draft boards across the league are so dramatically different. There are consensus on some players -- usually most guys at the top -- but then you see so many differences after 7-8 guys. And the other thing that would shock folks is the small number of guys that teams rate as a first rounders, second rounders, and so on and so forth. In this draft, for the Saints, you might have all of 16 or 17 guys.

 

[St. Geezy]

And then he gave away the whole draft for Ricky Williams.... but I'll keep an open mind this time.

That was Bill Kuharich, under extreme pressure from Mike Ditka.

I believe Mueller was in Seattle at that time.

 

[SAINTIN NEBR]

That was Bill Kuharich, under extreme pressure from Mike Ditka.

I believe Mueller was in Seattle at that time.

Your right. for some reason I thought that was during the Mueller era. I guess I should've done my homework on that. I removed my post. I guess I still have a bad taste in my mouth for all things Saints failures..

 

[SWJJ]

Super

It isn't just Mueller. I think a lot of people would be absolutely shocked if they had access to the actual teams' draft boards. Minds would be blown.

Super interesting about Roger Rosengarten. He's projected to be a late 2nd round/early 3rd round guy. If Mickey listens to Randy, We could be targeting him for 45, or even packing some of the 5th rounders together to get a late second rounder or early third, or we could trade back a few spots from 14 to pick up a 2nd or 3rd rounder to target Roger Rosengarten. That would get us a highly valued OT and give us the option to go BPA in first and second rounds.