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Perfect co,bination of size and speed out there.If Thomas is Thomas and Harris continues to evolve, we can have a potent 4 WR set late season (Thomas, Calloway, Harris, Stills).
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Perfect co,bination of size and speed out there.If Thomas is Thomas and Harris continues to evolve, we can have a potent 4 WR set late season (Thomas, Calloway, Harris, Stills).
You must have no faith in Sean. Any sign of that and he will be thumbing for a ride on Airline like Antonio Brown.Cancer
If he does anything Coach doesn’t like he’ll be gone! You don’t have to worry!Cancer
You must have no faith in Sean. Any sign of that and he will be thumbing for a ride on Airline like Antonio Brown.
I agree with all that. I don’t even hold it against the guys that have brushes with the law since I had plenty myself. The only thing that bothered me was the fact that his incident happened on a Saturday before a game. I don’t blame guys for wanting to get drunk and cut up but it doesn’t matter what profession you are in, if you only get payed for performance on 16 days or so a year, it’s unprofessional to get plastered before one of them. That to me was immaturity showing through and it was a lot of years ago.The narrative around Stills in his first stint with the Saints seems to be largely driven by rumor and speculation. There might have been some maturity issues, but I don't recall anything definitive that would suggest something irredeemable in his character. Early on, Brees and Payton recognized Stills as smart and a quick learner. I've posted this article before.
Kenny Stills is the man to beat for New Orleans Saints No. 3 receiver job, despite his up-and-down debut
Kenny Stills: Kansas City Chiefs vs. New Orleans Saintswww.nola.com
That isn't to say something might not have soured the team on him but it's still a leap to get to "cancer" without compelling, supporting evidence. There were generalized reports of problems in the locker and that seemed to become an umbrella reason among some fans for every move that followed.
Whatever might have happened, I'm with you that Payton wouldn't be bringing him back if he didn't think he could trust him enough to help the team in some capacity.
I agree with all that. I don’t even hold it against the guys that have brushes with the law since I had plenty myself. The only thing that bothered me was the fact that his incident happened on a Saturday before a game. I don’t blame guys for wanting to get drunk and cut up but it doesn’t matter what profession you are in, if you only get payed for performance on 16 days or so a year, it’s unprofessional to get plastered before one of them. That to me was immaturity showing through and it was a lot of years ago.
Honestly I meant to declare IIRC to all of it. I just remember that he got picked up for DUI in Harahan or River Ridge and the part that bothered me was that it was Sat night. I just recall thinking about how Sean was going to feel about that and next thing you know he is gone after showing a ton of promise. I don’t want anyone taking my word for it though and I’ll try and search it as soon as I have a chance.Refresh my memory; what was the incident?
I remember some story that a small group of players were out all night at Harrah's (?) the night before a game, but I don't recall the details. I seem to remember Vaccaro linked to that but I don't remember if there were confirmed public reports of who all the players were and what happened.