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Deonte Harris

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As much as I would like this, I think he may have some trouble tracking the ball as well as deep route running. Guy has 100% made significant strides in these areas the past year, but I'm not confident we can put our full trust in this area. WOuld like to see us use a late round pick towards a strictly deep threat WR.

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i'd shite a solid gold brick if he came back here.

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Its crazy to see how well some of our former players do once they go to different teams/schemes.

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Who thinks we are going to have a bad defense?

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Look, not to be pessimistic, but I think we will surely take a step back. We have lost not only depth at each level of the defense, but we have lost starters as well. We wont be outright bad, but with so many losses, a step back is inevitable

The clueless LSU homers need to gtfo

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I do question this though. People have said this and I just don’t see it. What part of Joe’s game looks like a weakness to you or like it won’t translate?

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Biggest "weakness" as far as prospect analysis goes, would probably be small sample size. Burrow has played at an incredibly high level all year, but the NFL coaches are without a doubt going to look at the 2018 tape. That being said, I still think he goes top 2.

1) Belichick would get a third round compensatory after letting him walk

2) what if brees goes down again? It’s not unheard of that a 40 year old QB gets injured in the NFL.

Super bowl or bust. It’s nice to look towards the future, but we gotta get it while we can

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So what is it in his three year career that impresses you? His 6 starts, his 44 tackles, his 4.5 sacks, his 10 tackles for loss or 10 QB hits.

This board drives me crazy sometimes. We want to sign the above guy, but complain about Davenport who had 44 tackles, 4.5 sacks, 6 tackles for loss and 12 QB hits in a rookie year splitting time with a six year vet.

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Completely agree. As an Ole Miss fan, trust me on this, we do not want Rob Nkemdiche on this team. He is one hell of a prospect, and if he ever got his sh*t together, could be a really good lineman. However, he doesn't love football, and has a personality that could potentially hurt other young players in the lockerroom. He gives 25% effort all the time, and doesn't work on staying in shape.

NO THANKS

We have been getting players for some time now who are very versatile and can play multiple positions. I like the idea of it because it allows you to create depth at key positions by having one player who can fill in or move to several spots if they need to because of injury or whatever.

Taysom Hill
--QB, Special Teams, RB

Chauncey Gardner-Johnson
--Slot, S, maybe outside CB, Special Teams

Andrus Peat
--Guard and Tackle

Nick Easton, Erik McCoy, and Will Clapp
--Guard and Center

Alvin Kamara
--RB and WR--sure, this isn't exactly a "trend," but I could not post something about versatile players without including this guy.

Kaden Elliss
-not a lock to make the team, but can be used at DE, LB, TE, Special Teams--pretty much anywhere haha. People are calling him the Taysom hill of the defense.

UDFA
--These guys might not make the team, but it at least shows/re-iterates the recent trend

Darnell Holland
--Rb, Slot receiver
--According to a CBS article, teams that brought Holland in for workouts (Saints and Texans) told him they viewed him as a slot receiver.

Ethan Greenidge
--Used all over offensive line at Villanova

I don't know if its been posted here, but according to an article from CBS, it seems as if the Saints are looking at RB UDFA signee Darnell Holland as a slot receiver.

I LOVE the signing and think he could make the team as a slot or 3rd running back. Although, I do think Devine Ozigbo has a much better shot at that 3rd RB spot.

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their version makes a lot more sense

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You may be right, although I figured the NFL would have the correct information