re: What is the Argument for Blowing it Up?

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Because when you can blow UP a roster with a

Top 10 QB
Top 10 RB
Top 1 WR
Top 3 LT
Top 10 C
Top 1 RT
Top 5 TE

Top 5 DE
Top 3 MLB
Top 5 CB

Top 3 P
Top 3 K
Top 1 KR

Top 3 HC



You gotta do it

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Know what is does say? It's risky as hell to move up when there's no guarantee

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You fricks think that getting one more year with Brees has ZERO opportunity cost are in for a HUGE surprise.

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What cost? Because it's just cap cost for Brees. That's short term. Essentially 1 or 2 years. What long term implication is there?

Giving up the farm for burrow, even with 20mil of cap space (because you know. His cap hit is actually 10mil already on a rookie scale) is has short term and potentially long term implications.

Short term being you lose out on at least 6 top 3 round picks, essentially a potential 3-4 starters.

Long term, if he fails it sets you back 3-5 years because the next time you can draft you're essentially restocking talent like we did in 2015.

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What is the Argument for Blowing it Up?

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Look I'm back to just wanting to win a fricking playoff game okay....

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Time to blow it up. Saints choked 3 straight years its geaux time.

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There's a bigger picture, we were at least in the playoffs and have won some playoff games. We were at least a play or 2 away from being in SB or NFC Championship games. We blow it all up and we will spend the next 25 years going 6-10.

I don't know what your definition of blow it all up is though. I'm assuming you mean getting rid of the head coach also, maybe not.

The use of the term "blow it up" is moronic on the part of the original poster but that's par for the course here. Haven't seen anyone advocating firing the front office or coaching staff. Just that it's time to move on from Brees. That's hardly "blowing it up."