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Highest the Saints have drafted a LB since 1995
Posted on 5/4/15 at 12:14 am
Posted on 5/4/15 at 12:14 am
Including Kikha and 30 years to the next one. I think ya could prolly find a whodat consensus that sez "about time"
Weakest position for Saints drafting since Dome Patrol era?
2015 1 31 31 Stephone Anthony Clemson
2015 2 12 44 Hau'oli Kikaha Washington
2015 5 12 148 Davis Tull Tennessee-Chattanooga
2014 4 26 126 Khairi Fortt California
2014 5 29 169 Ronald Powell Florida
2011 3 8 72 Martez Wilson Illinois
2011 7 40 243 Nate Bussey Illinois
2009 4 18 118 Stanley Arnoux Wake Forest
2007 7 10 220 Marvin Mitchell Tennessee
2005 3 18 82 Alfred Fincher Connecticut
2004 2 28 60 Courtney Watson Notre Dame
2004 7 39 240 Colby Bockwoldt Brigham Young
2003 3 22 86 Willie Grant Ohio State
2002 3 17 82 James Allen Oregon State
2001 3 8 70 Sedrick Hodge North Carolina
1998 6 8 161 Chris Bordano Southern Methodist
1998 7 50 239 Ron Warner Kansas
1995 1 13 13 Mark Fields Washington State
1994 3 14 79 Winfred Tubbs Texas
1993 2 24 53 Reggie Freeman Florida State
1992 9 21 245 Donald Jones Washington
1991 11 15 293 Scott Ross USC
1990 4 17 98 DeMond Winston Vanderbilt
1990 6 21 158 James Williams Mississippi State
1990 9 16 236 Lonnie Brockman West Virginia
1989 7 19 186 David Griggs Virginia
1989 9 23 246 Jerry Leggett Fullerton State
1988 7 25 190 Brian Forde Washington State
1988 10 27 276 Vincent Fizer Southern
1988 12 25 330 Paul Jurgensen Georgia Tech
1987 9 11 234 Scott Leach Ohio State
1986 3 5 60 Pat Swilling Georgia Tech
1986 8 6 200 Filipo Mokofisi Utah
1986 9 5 226 Merlon Jones Florida A&M
1985 1 24 24 Alvin Toles Tennessee
1985 3 12 68 Jack DelRio USC
1985 8 10 206 Joe Kohlbrand Miami (FL)
1984u 1 15 15 Vaughan Johnson North Carolina State
1984u 3 13 69 Steve Bearden Vanderbilt
1984 10 12 264 Paul Gray Western Kentucky
1981 2 23 51 Rickey Jackson Pittsburgh
1981 6 28 166 Glen Redd Brigham Young
1981 8 21 214 Gene Gladys Penn State
1980 6 12 150 Lester Boyd Kentucky
1980 8 13 206 Chuck Evans Stanford
1980 12 13 318 Kiser Lewis Florida A&M
1979 2 10 38 Reggie Mathis Oklahoma
1979 4 11 93 Jim Kovach Kentucky
1979 7 11 176 Stan Sytsma Minnesota
1978 6 19 157 Francis Chesley Wyoming
1977 3 8 64 Robert Watts Boston College
1976 10 4 269 Junior Hardin Eastern Kentucky
1975 6 19 149 Mike Lemon Kansas
1975 16 7 397 Mike McDonald Catawba
1975 17 6 422 Greg Westbrooks Colorado
1974 1 13 13 Rick Middleton Ohio State
1974 13 8 320 Mike Trusz Tulane
1974 16 8 398 Don Coleman Michigan
1973 4 8 86 Jim Merlo Stanford
1972 2 5 31 Willie Hall USC
1972 4 21 99 Joe Federspiel Kentucky
1972 11 7 267 Paul Dongieux Mississippi
1970 11 10 270 Gary Klahr Arizona
1969 9 7 215 Joe Owens Alcorn State
1968 17 4 439 Jim Ferguson USC
1967 6 26 159 Bo Wood North Carolina
1967 8 26 211 Barry Siler Albion
1967 13 1 316 Bill Stetz Boston College
1967 17 19 438 Billy Bob Stewart Southern Methodist
Weakest position for Saints drafting since Dome Patrol era?
2015 1 31 31 Stephone Anthony Clemson
2015 2 12 44 Hau'oli Kikaha Washington
2015 5 12 148 Davis Tull Tennessee-Chattanooga
2014 4 26 126 Khairi Fortt California
2014 5 29 169 Ronald Powell Florida
2011 3 8 72 Martez Wilson Illinois
2011 7 40 243 Nate Bussey Illinois
2009 4 18 118 Stanley Arnoux Wake Forest
2007 7 10 220 Marvin Mitchell Tennessee
2005 3 18 82 Alfred Fincher Connecticut
2004 2 28 60 Courtney Watson Notre Dame
2004 7 39 240 Colby Bockwoldt Brigham Young
2003 3 22 86 Willie Grant Ohio State
2002 3 17 82 James Allen Oregon State
2001 3 8 70 Sedrick Hodge North Carolina
1998 6 8 161 Chris Bordano Southern Methodist
1998 7 50 239 Ron Warner Kansas
1995 1 13 13 Mark Fields Washington State
1994 3 14 79 Winfred Tubbs Texas
1993 2 24 53 Reggie Freeman Florida State
1992 9 21 245 Donald Jones Washington
1991 11 15 293 Scott Ross USC
1990 4 17 98 DeMond Winston Vanderbilt
1990 6 21 158 James Williams Mississippi State
1990 9 16 236 Lonnie Brockman West Virginia
1989 7 19 186 David Griggs Virginia
1989 9 23 246 Jerry Leggett Fullerton State
1988 7 25 190 Brian Forde Washington State
1988 10 27 276 Vincent Fizer Southern
1988 12 25 330 Paul Jurgensen Georgia Tech
1987 9 11 234 Scott Leach Ohio State
1986 3 5 60 Pat Swilling Georgia Tech
1986 8 6 200 Filipo Mokofisi Utah
1986 9 5 226 Merlon Jones Florida A&M
1985 1 24 24 Alvin Toles Tennessee
1985 3 12 68 Jack DelRio USC
1985 8 10 206 Joe Kohlbrand Miami (FL)
1984u 1 15 15 Vaughan Johnson North Carolina State
1984u 3 13 69 Steve Bearden Vanderbilt
1984 10 12 264 Paul Gray Western Kentucky
1981 2 23 51 Rickey Jackson Pittsburgh
1981 6 28 166 Glen Redd Brigham Young
1981 8 21 214 Gene Gladys Penn State
1980 6 12 150 Lester Boyd Kentucky
1980 8 13 206 Chuck Evans Stanford
1980 12 13 318 Kiser Lewis Florida A&M
1979 2 10 38 Reggie Mathis Oklahoma
1979 4 11 93 Jim Kovach Kentucky
1979 7 11 176 Stan Sytsma Minnesota
1978 6 19 157 Francis Chesley Wyoming
1977 3 8 64 Robert Watts Boston College
1976 10 4 269 Junior Hardin Eastern Kentucky
1975 6 19 149 Mike Lemon Kansas
1975 16 7 397 Mike McDonald Catawba
1975 17 6 422 Greg Westbrooks Colorado
1974 1 13 13 Rick Middleton Ohio State
1974 13 8 320 Mike Trusz Tulane
1974 16 8 398 Don Coleman Michigan
1973 4 8 86 Jim Merlo Stanford
1972 2 5 31 Willie Hall USC
1972 4 21 99 Joe Federspiel Kentucky
1972 11 7 267 Paul Dongieux Mississippi
1970 11 10 270 Gary Klahr Arizona
1969 9 7 215 Joe Owens Alcorn State
1968 17 4 439 Jim Ferguson USC
1967 6 26 159 Bo Wood North Carolina
1967 8 26 211 Barry Siler Albion
1967 13 1 316 Bill Stetz Boston College
1967 17 19 438 Billy Bob Stewart Southern Methodist
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Posted on 5/4/15 at 12:22 am to blueslover
quote:
2014 4 26 126 Khairi Fortt California
2014 5 29 169 Ronald Powell Florida
2011 3 8 72 Martez Wilson Illinois
2011 7 40 243 Nate Bussey Illinois
2009 4 18 118 Stanley Arnoux Wake Forest
2007 7 10 220 Marvin Mitchell Tennessee
2005 3 18 82 Alfred Fincher Connecticut
2004 2 28 60 Courtney Watson Notre Dame
2004 7 39 240 Colby Bockwoldt Brigham Young
2003 3 22 86 Willie Grant Ohio State
2002 3 17 82 James Allen Oregon State
2001 3 8 70 Sedrick Hodge North Carolina
1998 6 8 161 Chris Bordano Southern Methodist
1998 7 50 239 Ron Warner Kansas
1995 1 13 13 Mark Fields Washington State
1994 3 14 79 Winfred Tubbs Texas
1993 2 24 53 Reggie Freeman Florida State
1992 9 21 245 Donald Jones Washington
1991 11 15 293 Scott Ross USC
1990 4 17 98 DeMond Winston Vanderbilt
1990 6 21 158 James Williams Mississippi State
1990 9 16 236 Lonnie Brockman West Virginia
1989 7 19 186 David Griggs Virginia
1989 9 23 246 Jerry Leggett Fullerton State
1988 7 25 190 Brian Forde Washington State
1988 10 27 276 Vincent Fizer Southern
1988 12 25 330 Paul Jurgensen Georgia Tech
1987 9 11 234 Scott Leach Ohio State
Who's the 3rd best LB drafted in this 27 year period? Are Sedrick Hodge and Martez Wilson legitimately in that discussion?
This post was edited on 5/4/15 at 12:23 am
Posted on 5/4/15 at 12:24 am to blueslover
Kept waiting for Hodge to be good. Great athlete. Dude looked like he spent all his time in the weight room, and no time on the practice field. If I remember correctly, even the way his helmet fit on his head looked goofy as hell.
This post was edited on 5/4/15 at 12:25 am
Posted on 5/4/15 at 12:26 am to blueslover
This is a really, really painful list
Posted on 5/4/15 at 12:41 am to saintsfan22
its so bad that itsa hard to find a bottom...
I understand they weren't heavy LB shoppers at the end of the Dome Patrol era but look at this run of busts from 93 to 2011 in the 2nd & 3rd Rd-
2011 3 8 72 Martez Wilson Illinois
2011 7 40 243 Nate Bussey Illinois
2009 4 18 118 Stanley Arnoux Wake Forest
2007 7 10 220 Marvin Mitchell Tennessee
2005 3 18 82 Alfred Fincher Connecticut
2004 2 28 60 Courtney Watson Notre Dame
2004 7 39 240 Colby Bockwoldt Brigham Young
2003 3 22 86 Willie Grant Ohio State
2002 3 17 82 James Allen Oregon State
2001 3 8 70 Sedrick Hodge North Carolina
1998 6 8 161 Chris Bordano Southern Methodist
1998 7 50 239 Ron Warner Kansas
1995 1 13 13 Mark Fields Washington State
1994 3 14 79 Winfred Tubbs Texas
1993 2 24 53 Reggie Freeman Florida State
I understand they weren't heavy LB shoppers at the end of the Dome Patrol era but look at this run of busts from 93 to 2011 in the 2nd & 3rd Rd-
2011 3 8 72 Martez Wilson Illinois
2011 7 40 243 Nate Bussey Illinois
2009 4 18 118 Stanley Arnoux Wake Forest
2007 7 10 220 Marvin Mitchell Tennessee
2005 3 18 82 Alfred Fincher Connecticut
2004 2 28 60 Courtney Watson Notre Dame
2004 7 39 240 Colby Bockwoldt Brigham Young
2003 3 22 86 Willie Grant Ohio State
2002 3 17 82 James Allen Oregon State
2001 3 8 70 Sedrick Hodge North Carolina
1998 6 8 161 Chris Bordano Southern Methodist
1998 7 50 239 Ron Warner Kansas
1995 1 13 13 Mark Fields Washington State
1994 3 14 79 Winfred Tubbs Texas
1993 2 24 53 Reggie Freeman Florida State
Posted on 5/4/15 at 12:44 am to blueslover
go figure that Arnoux was the one who lost his SB ring or whatever the crap that story was about.
Posted on 5/4/15 at 4:13 am to blueslover
Freeman was a huge bust. I remember the buzz around his pick.
Posted on 5/4/15 at 5:57 am to blueslover
I was so excited about Cie Grant
Posted on 5/4/15 at 8:25 am to blueslover
Good post, Blues 
pretty depressing post though...
pretty depressing post though...
Posted on 5/4/15 at 8:26 am to blueslover
This list gave me aids.
We are more than due for a legit LB on this squad
We are more than due for a legit LB on this squad
This post was edited on 5/4/15 at 8:27 am
Posted on 5/4/15 at 8:33 am to blueslover
Cie Grant FTW
Posted on 5/4/15 at 8:46 am to CocoLoco
quote:
This list gave me aids.
Posted on 5/4/15 at 9:09 am to blueslover
quote:
2014 5 29 169 Ronald Powell Florida
I think he could actually play a roll on this team. He basically redshirted last year, but played okay the one or two times he got in.
quote:
1995 1 13 13 Mark Fields Washington State
1994 3 14 79 Winfred Tubbs Texas
Both had Pro Bowl contract years, then left us for division rivals.
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