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I could live with this. Rather luck into Watson next year. Texans are idiots, apparently. So we could steal himTaysom as the Backup. Jalen Hurts as the new Taysom in his Joker role and Taysom's backup in 2022.
Taysom as the Backup. Jalen Hurts as the new Taysom in his Joker role and Taysom's backup in 2022.
Hell, he could be around in the third from some of what I've heard from talking heads.Question is will Saints have to trade up to move into the second round to get Hurts? No way we use our first (24th) on him.
I disagree here meily... There aren’t other players like Taysom Hill. He’s extremely unique.
Until Taysom Hill is the full-time starting QB, the Saints would be doing themselves a disservice by having him hold a clipboard on the sideline.
Hill was the best player on the field in the Vikings playoff loss, and he’s a weapon on the offense.
I hear you. but if he is better as a swiss army knife player than a QB who is one injury away of seeing the field (holding a clipboard as you described it) then we made a terrible decision by keeping Taysom and letting Bridgewater go.
You mean the Mike Glennon, the 6'7" QB who has been a failure everywhere he has played? Surely not that Mike Glennon.A name that isn't as exciting to most fans, but that I'd think would be a better fit, is Mike Glennon. We considered taking him instead of Terron Armstead when Tampa took Glennon two picks before us.
Sean Payton say Bucs QB Mike Glennon almost became a Saint
Had fate waited two draft picks, Tampa Bay Buccanneers quarterback Mike Glennon might be poised to spend Sunday afternoon on the Saints sideline — a pupil and possible future replacementwww.nola.com
Glennon was recommended to Payton by his college coach, who is a friend of Payton's. He's got prototypical size for the position and a good arm. He's young enough, even at 30, to still have a little upside as a quarterback.
He's been solid with the exception of Chicago; and we're starting to see that the problems in Chicago run way deeper than personnel.
Glennon should come cheaply, having been a backup for two lesser teams the two previous years. And he's good enough to be a respectable backup, yet probably wouldn't come across as threatening to Taysom Hill, with a need to re-sign him to a long term deal coming up.
My guess is, Glennon or not, we are waiting to see restricted free agency play out with Hill (by the way, the deadline is April 17). If, as expected, we keep Hill, then we'll pick up a cheap backup. If we do end up losing him, then the door and the cap space open to plop a Teddy 2018 contract towards one of the big name backups.
LOL say what you will but we could sign him and let him beat Brady twice haha. He has already done that in the SuperBowl.Before I post this name as a veteran backup QB... know that I am not serious. I'm joking.
ELI MANNING.