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Saints CB Paulson Adebo is a first-round pick in re-draft of 2021 NFL Draft
Posted on 4/15/22 at 5:43 pm
Posted on 4/15/22 at 5:43 pm
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The New Orleans Saints selected Paulson Adebo in the 2021 NFL Draft but they actually took him in the third round out of Stanford. Their first-round pick was spent on Payton Turner out of Houston, who appeared in just five games.
Kristopher Knox of Bleacher Report re-drafted the 2021 NFL Draft and had Adebo going No. 27 overall to the Baltimore Ravens. This, of course, is one pick before NOLA was on the clock.
Knox offered this analysis: "Adebo’s durability is the big selling point. Had Baltimore fielded a quality starter for the entire season, it might have stood a chance of sneaking into the playoffs. Lamar Jackson suffered a season-ending ankle injury Dec. 12, and the Ravens lost six straight to finish the year, including five-plus games without their star QB. Four of those losses were by a field goal or less."
Knox’s biggest reason for sending Adebo to Baltimore is that their secondary was decimated by injuries during the 2021 season. Adebo was healthy during the course of his rookie year and while that wouldn’t be a guarantee had he landed with the Ravens, he could have been the difference-maker for a Baltimore squad that narrowly missed the playoffs.
Adebo was a tremendous value pick for New Orleans in last year’s draft but unfortunately, their first-round pick didn’t do much. That’s not to say that Turner can’t end up showing why he was a round one selection but it’s also not surprising to see NOLA go in a different direction in this re-draft.
Instead of Turner, the Saints went with Miami’s Gregory Rousseau.
Knox wrote: "While Rousseau played just 49 percent of the defensive snaps, he started all 17 games for Buffalo. He finished with 50 tackles, four passes defended, an interception, a forced fumble, four sacks and 24 quarterback pressures.
Turner could still develop into a great pass-rusher. Seeing as how New Orleans narrowly missed the playoffs in Sean Payton’s final season, however, it goes with the pass-rusher who stayed healthy."
As Knox mentioned, Rousseau went two picks later to Buffalo and didn’t see a massive amount of playing time but he was healthy and that’s the biggest difference here. He’d have been a huge playmaker in NOLA’s ferocious defense last season.
It’s interesting to see Adebo go in the first round but not to see the New Orleans Saints opt for someone other than Payton Turner in round one of the 2021 NFL Draft.
2021 NFL Re-Draft
The New Orleans Saints selected Paulson Adebo in the 2021 NFL Draft but they actually took him in the third round out of Stanford. Their first-round pick was spent on Payton Turner out of Houston, who appeared in just five games.
Kristopher Knox of Bleacher Report re-drafted the 2021 NFL Draft and had Adebo going No. 27 overall to the Baltimore Ravens. This, of course, is one pick before NOLA was on the clock.
Knox offered this analysis: "Adebo’s durability is the big selling point. Had Baltimore fielded a quality starter for the entire season, it might have stood a chance of sneaking into the playoffs. Lamar Jackson suffered a season-ending ankle injury Dec. 12, and the Ravens lost six straight to finish the year, including five-plus games without their star QB. Four of those losses were by a field goal or less."
Knox’s biggest reason for sending Adebo to Baltimore is that their secondary was decimated by injuries during the 2021 season. Adebo was healthy during the course of his rookie year and while that wouldn’t be a guarantee had he landed with the Ravens, he could have been the difference-maker for a Baltimore squad that narrowly missed the playoffs.
Adebo was a tremendous value pick for New Orleans in last year’s draft but unfortunately, their first-round pick didn’t do much. That’s not to say that Turner can’t end up showing why he was a round one selection but it’s also not surprising to see NOLA go in a different direction in this re-draft.
Instead of Turner, the Saints went with Miami’s Gregory Rousseau.
Knox wrote: "While Rousseau played just 49 percent of the defensive snaps, he started all 17 games for Buffalo. He finished with 50 tackles, four passes defended, an interception, a forced fumble, four sacks and 24 quarterback pressures.
Turner could still develop into a great pass-rusher. Seeing as how New Orleans narrowly missed the playoffs in Sean Payton’s final season, however, it goes with the pass-rusher who stayed healthy."
As Knox mentioned, Rousseau went two picks later to Buffalo and didn’t see a massive amount of playing time but he was healthy and that’s the biggest difference here. He’d have been a huge playmaker in NOLA’s ferocious defense last season.
It’s interesting to see Adebo go in the first round but not to see the New Orleans Saints opt for someone other than Payton Turner in round one of the 2021 NFL Draft.
2021 NFL Re-Draft
Posted on 4/15/22 at 6:27 pm to GMoney2600
He showed so much promise. Had his issues (IE, Patterson in the Dome against Atlanta to close it out), but all rookies do.
I’m not sure that he will develop into a consistent Pro Bowler, but the dude has a long career ahead of him in the NFL
I’m not sure that he will develop into a consistent Pro Bowler, but the dude has a long career ahead of him in the NFL
Posted on 4/15/22 at 6:36 pm to GMoney2600
Love Paulson dude has the length and physical play that HOF coach Pete Carroll covets and he's a perfect running mate for the great Marshawn Lattimore.
Posted on 4/15/22 at 8:38 pm to GMoney2600
He was a projected 1st round guy before his last year right? Good valueb
Posted on 4/15/22 at 9:13 pm to SirWinston
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Love Paulson dude has the length and physical play that HOF coach Pete Carroll covets and he's a perfect running mate for the great Marshawn Lattimore.
Nice post
Posted on 4/15/22 at 9:26 pm to GMoney2600
Yes indeed Paulson was solid all season!
Trey Lance over Ja'Marr Chase @ #3?? Nah
Trey Lance over Ja'Marr Chase @ #3?? Nah
Posted on 4/15/22 at 9:55 pm to GMoney2600
He played well.
I think in our defense adebo will continue to thrive
I think in our defense adebo will continue to thrive
Posted on 4/15/22 at 10:33 pm to GMoney2600
Adebo was so awesome in the opener vs. Green Bay.
i can't think of too many other rookies in the Saints defensive backfield history wise that were any better in their debut
Im not so sure about the rest of the year though. Not saying he was bad it's just he made such a big splash off the high dive right of the gate.
he got way more playing time than Roby though.
and Roby wasn't exactly acquired for a ham sandwich and a little Debbie in exchange.
i can't think of too many other rookies in the Saints defensive backfield history wise that were any better in their debut
Im not so sure about the rest of the year though. Not saying he was bad it's just he made such a big splash off the high dive right of the gate.
he got way more playing time than Roby though.
and Roby wasn't exactly acquired for a ham sandwich and a little Debbie in exchange.
This post was edited on 4/15/22 at 11:43 pm
Posted on 4/15/22 at 11:46 pm to LooseCannon22282
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Im not so sure about the rest of the year though. Not saying he was bad it's just he made such a big splash off the high dive right of the gate.
He had a great 1st game against the Packers, but a pretty bad 1st half of the season. He had a damn good 2nd half of the season though.
His trajectory is pointing in the right way going into this upcoming season. All in all...he played great for a 1st year 3rd round outside cornerback.
This post was edited on 4/15/22 at 11:47 pm
Posted on 4/15/22 at 11:53 pm to GMoney2600
He plaYED in all 17 games this past season which is something not many guys can claim from 2021 Saints 
This post was edited on 4/15/22 at 11:55 pm
Posted on 4/16/22 at 1:01 am to GMoney2600
what is the point of a redraft after one season if you don't count last season's production against the QBs.
If you are going by production, no way in hell is Chase or Jones not #1. Hell, Mills should go over Lawrence.
If you are going by production, no way in hell is Chase or Jones not #1. Hell, Mills should go over Lawrence.
Posted on 4/16/22 at 6:34 am to saintsfan92612
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what is the point of a redraft after one season if you don't count last season's production against the QBs.
Boredom? Usually when they do these they play w trying to fill a teams needs. And while I like the idea of Rousseau, wouldn’t an offensive weapon at WR or the TE they have going to TB at 32 make a hell of a lot more sense.
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Freiermuth was outstanding for the Steelers in 2021. He wasn't a major piece of the offensive game plan early, but he still finished with 60 receptions, 497 yards and seven touchdowns while helping to post a 121.1 passer rating when targeted. Freiermuth is exactly the sort of crafty, dependable target Tom Brady would love to have in what might (or might not) be his final year.
Posted on 4/16/22 at 9:17 am to GMoney2600
Kris Richard deserves credit here.
Such a good hire getting him as db coach.
Adebo outplayed roby.
Such a good hire getting him as db coach.
Adebo outplayed roby.
This post was edited on 4/16/22 at 9:18 am
Posted on 4/16/22 at 1:29 pm to GMoney2600
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Knox’s biggest reason for sending Adebo to Baltimore is that their secondary was decimated by injuries during 2021
I understand redrafting based on a player's performance, but adding in knowledge of future injuries is just silly. Kind of defeats the purpose in my mind.
This post was edited on 4/16/22 at 1:30 pm
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