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This is probably a dumb question, but can you watch Dutton Ranch without ever having watched Yellowstone? I don't have it in me to rewatch that series, kinda think I know the broad strokes through osmosis and know basically how Yellowstone ended.
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did not intend to spend big or position too many assets at the WR spot, considering the money they would have to spend to keep Olave.
This is so contradictory. Having to spend big money to keep Olave is exactly why the Saints would want to get cheap WR via the draft.
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He's not smooth or natural at all to me
Agree, he comes off as stiff and boring. Can't imagine him as smooth, sly, or threatening. I was less impressed than others with his performance as Frankenstein's monster - was just a lot of moaning and screaming under prosthetics. And he is too tall.
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I was astonished to find out that Caddyshack had been a critical flop. Not lying when I say that I laughed more at that movie than any previous film in the theater.
Those of us who love Caddyshack can ignore the fact that every scene involving the Irish waitress is death, and the movie was ostensibly centered around the Danny Noonan character who was a dud.
Disagree with them classifying Brian Bresee as a "likely bust". I don't think of him that way, and obviously the Saints don't either after picking up his 5th year option. For a late first rounder, he's been fine. Not great, but not a bust, just fine.
Townedrunkard hasn't posted yet to dispute this either because he's embarrassed or because he had a stroke. I'm bookmarking the hell out of this one.
Meaningless but interesting. And yes, we all remember Nussmeier was on this list last year.

Sharp Football

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7 Falcons - Jordan Seaton OT
13 Bucs - Trey'Dez Green TE
19 Bears - Jordan Ross EDGE
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I don't care what people think about my racial attitude.
If you're so proud - what's your name and occupation?
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Until they prove they can play we don’t know,I’m not into wishful thinking.
In addition to the two players we drafted, we also saved enough money to sign David Edwards, the best OG on the market. He and Shaheed both got $20 million signing bonus, Edwards actually less per year.
I'm sure I'm looking at this through gold-tinged glasses, but I expect Tyson, Miller, Wright, Delp, and Lance to be starters on this team within the next 2-3 seasons. If that happens, A+ draft. If only three of those are starters, still an A+ draft.
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What is with this idea of drafting Love after signing Etienne to 4/52M contract. Of all the stupid things the Saints could do, moving up to take a RB AFTER signing a RB to a big contract would be up there with the absolute worst
Even a "big" RB contract is still small relative to other positions, and the Saints can get out of Etienne's deal after year 2. Another variable: the Saints may already know that Alvin is not coming back. If that is the case, drafting Love to play with Etienne for the first year or two makes a lot of sense. Could always trade Etienne after this season as well. Etienne's contract should not affect who the Saints draft at 8.
Wade also kind of left it in shambles when he was fired the first time. That's how it works.
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early reports from "guys that called it" last year appear that Bain & Delane are high on the Saints board. So, if they have those 2 guys in the group with your 5 guys; there is absolutely no reason to move up.
If the Saints have Bain and Delane in the same class as Styles, Reese, Downs, et al. then they should absolutely stay at 8 and pick one of them. I, however, do not believe they are in the same class, and I am an NFL draft expert. Please do not ask for my qualifications.
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I feel like no matter what happens in front of us, we’ll get a great player.
I'm not sure I agree. I think there is a drop-off after Reese, Styles, Downs, Bailey, and Love. These are the players most likely to be among the best at their positions in the next year or two.

Bain, Delane, Tate, Tyson, etc. certainly could turn out to be elite, but are more likely to just be solid starters. Nothing wrong with a solid starter, but if I'm picking in the top 10, I want elite.
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Instead of next years 1st, Todd has the Saints giving up this year's and next year's 2nd rounders to move up to pick 3 for Reese.
With no QBs or generational talents at edge or OT available, I think the price to move up within the top 10 will be significantly less than most years. I wouldn't be surprised if the Saints could move from 8 to 3 for just our 2nd round pick. The Cardinals need a right tackle and may draft one at 3 anyway - why not move back to 8, get the same RT plus another starter with our 2nd round pick? Cleveland also needs OL and would like to move back, though a move from 6 to 8 for a 4th or something may not be worth their while. Maybe we could throw Cesar Ruiz at them.
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Besides, moving up would require giving up a 2027 first
Moving from pick 8 to pick 5 would only take a 3rd round pick, especially when there it's not for a QB.
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Pony up, taxpayers!

Meta needs to be able to save all of your porn searches and they shouldn’t have to pay for it.

That would be unreasonable.


Um.

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Entergy officials announced that Meta planned to fund the construction of seven new power plants
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According to Entergy, customers in Louisiana would see some $2.65 billion in savings if the PSC approved the plan
Almost all the mock drafts coming in this week have zero OL being drafted before pick 8. Reese, Bailey, Styles, Downs, Love, and Tate are all likely to be gone by the Saints pick. This'll most likely leave Bain, Delane, or Tyson to pick from. Would you give our 3rd round pick to move from 8 to 5 for Styles or Downs or Love? None of those will be there at 8.
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undersized in the NFL where offensive tackles are bigger, longer and more athletic. Not being able to bend and detach from lengthier offensive tackles is a legitimate concern
Didn't everyone say Bain's "bend" was incredible at his workouts and on film? Did I imagine that?