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[Saint Boudreaux]

Its on espn.com in the NFL section on the front page



In 2003, the Saints wanted Georgia DT Johnathan Sullivan bad enough to trade the 17th and 18th-overall draft picks for Arizona's sixth slot. Sullivan lasted three seasons in the NFL.

 

[Red Mosquito]

Yeah, that wasn't a good day to be a Saint fan. I was so ****** off that i questioned why am I a Saints fan? No wonder we have been losers for 30 + years of our existance.

 

[cruize]

Atleast he did see the field.

 

[bergeaux]

Why are you picking at old wounds? Please, let it heal...

 

[bearsfanforever]

Its on espn.com in the NFL section on the front page



In 2003, the Saints wanted Georgia DT Johnathan Sullivan bad enough to trade the 17th and 18th-overall draft picks for Arizona's sixth slot. Sullivan lasted three seasons in the NFL.

And Reggie "Hollywood" Bush could even be a bigger mistake yet.

 

[Super Dad]

To be honest I saw that and almost fell out my chair. Im so scarred I nevere wan to trade up again.

 

[keefresh2]

And Reggie "Hollywood" Bush could even be a bigger mistake yet.

Yummy. That's some really tasty looking bait you have there. What is that, shrimp? :hookline:

 

[ZydecoSaint]

bearsfanforever, you could not be more wrong. Regardless of how Reggie turns out drafting Reggie can not be viewed as a bad choice. At the time the selection of Reggie was made it was by all accounts the correct choice. At the time passing on Reggie would have been viewed a monumental mistake. On the other hand many (pro and amatuer draft gurus alike) thought the Sullivan trade up and selection was a bad deal and a reach.

 

['79 Saints]

You cannot measure a player's heart and desire to play hard once he receives a paycheck. The draft is littered with Sullivans -talented, but lacks a strong work ethic.

Keep that in mind as you watch this draft unfold... there will be many teams who draft yet another Jonathan Sullivan.

What you do with these mistakes and how soon you can correct them is the difference between winning organizations and losing ones.

 

[bearsfanforever]

bearsfanforever, you could not be more wrong. Regardless of how Reggie turns out drafting Reggie can not be viewed as a bad choice. At the time the selection of Reggie was made it was by all accounts the correct choice. At the time passing on Reggie would have been viewed a monumental mistake. On the other hand many (pro and amatuer draft gurus alike) thought the Sullivan trade up and selection was a bad deal and a reach.

It's just my opinion but I never thought Reggie was an every down back but a GOOD player. I just thought he should be a second/third round pickup. Anway, back on topic.

All teams make mistakes like Sullivan. Sometimes a player has great Physical ability and no desire or work ethic. We have a first round draft pick exactly like that.

 

[hammernnails]

And Reggie "Hollywood" Bush could even be a bigger mistake yet.

are you serious????

 

[Farb]

And Reggie "Hollywood" Bush could even be a bigger mistake yet.

got us. You are very good.

 

[Saint Boudreaux]

Why are you picking at old wounds? Please, let it heal...

Its on ESPN website I just posted it on here.

 

[Pdlc]

And Reggie "Hollywood" Bush could even be a bigger mistake yet.

Gotta love that Cedric Benson though right?

 

[hammernnails]

It's just my opinion but I never thought Reggie was an every down back but a GOOD player. I just thought he should be a second/third round pickup. Anway, back on topic.

All teams make mistakes like Sullivan. Sometimes a player has great Physical ability and no desire or work ethic. We have a first round draft pick exactly like that.

you cant be serious... every other person in the WORLD had Bush as the #1 pick ... and you think he was a 2ond or 3rd ROUND pick.... you just lost a ton of credibility on these boards....

 

[Lustmord]

Did Sullivan work out at the combine? how did he do?. Now with NFLN you can pretty much see all the prospects on tv doing there thing-that would have been nice then.