LooseCannon22282

Sorry this was on your mind on New Year's Day

he was the D-line coach for the Saints in recent years and that group got better the minute his fat arse left.

Downs has been a busy tackler in this game.

On that long pass just now they had Bain triple teamed

Then on that play he just blows right by the guard

There comes Bain making his presence felt on third down

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Gore made 1 2nd team all pro in his career. He was never among the 5 best RBs in the league in his career. Great durability and he’ll get in but nobody ever feared Frank Gore getting the ball.

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this is so unappreciated most of the time.

The guys that get hurt often though cannot hide from that at all.

and that narrative follows them around almost in an unfair way in some cases.

I think about Kuechly some and how much more productive he could have been if not for his concussion issues. And he was truly great.

Bain is an interesting player.

He kind of fits that narrative of a guy that teams may talk themselves out of drafting. Not saying that they are wrong or right but it happens all the time.

Depending on what stat you value, I don't know if he overwhelmed anyone this year.

But I remember will Anderson's last year at Alabama.

He didn't exactly light up his stat sheet that year if I remember correctly. There was one game in particular that I remember well. Alabama's defense was absolutely getting liten up by Tennessee's offense.

They were getting no pressure whatsoever on that quarterback and he was throwing that ball all over the field.

So far this has all the makings of a goofy arse ending

You wouldn't think the falcons would beat the Rams, but then again, the last time the Rams traveled across country to play an NFC South team. The Panthers took them down.

Another interesting tidbit. The Rams own the falcons first round pick for next year's draft.

Imagine being a fly on the wall in the Rams building that night when that trade went down.

I almost would rather see the Saints go after guards and free agency instead of having to draft.

But we've talked about it a little bit on here that maybe the free agent's available this off-season might not be worth throwing a lot of money at I don't know.

It just feels like a slippery slope these days drafting offensive line because the development at that position definitely takes time unless you just hit on a can't miss prospect.

Definitely need more juice at running back and at receiver.

And yet if we landed a really good pass rusher our defense could go from good to pretty good.

I just hope the Saints pick players who have the evidence on tape and the character that the tape doesn't always show.

Hopefully they aren't suckers for the RAS Scores.

Or just the perceived riser in said draft.