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Taking a look at Internet coverage of the Saints and the NFL
Tournament is June 23rd
The boys try to figure out the draft scenario that would break Saints twitter. Plus, do we care that Willie Snead is now on the Ravens?
It’s Draft Week and the boys are doing the Saints draft that will BREAK Saints Twitter. Does it involve a crazy trade, a quarterback, or an LSU Tiger? Also, Willie Snead is now a Raven, do we even care? Also the boys discuss what is better, another Lombardi Trophy or being a 10-win team until 2030?
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The media covering the New Orleans Saints is suddenly enamored with the idea of drafting a cornerback in the first round. Here’s why that’s a bad idea. About a month ago, Who Dat Dish put out a piece discussing the then pick du jour for the Saints according to the media devoted to covering the […] Cornerback is suddenly the pick du jour for the Saints - Who Dat Dish - Who Dat Dish - A New Orleans Saints Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.
New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan offered some words of support for free-agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick on Monday...
A lot of key pieces are returning for the Saints defense, so what would be areas to address during the draft?
The New Orleans Saints defense ended up being a major strength for Sean Payton and company in 2018, and was a huge reason for them getting back into the postseason for the first time since 2013. Through a combination of the draft, free agency, and coaching changes, the Saints became a unit to take seriously. So, with the NFL draft quickly approaching, what’s the most important...
Heading into the combine earlier this year, Michigan defensive tackle Maurice Hurst was seen by most analysts as a potential first-round pick, with some even going so far as to say he was the best defensive tackle in the draft.Then, during his medical check at the combine, Hurst was diagnosed with a heart condition, though he’s since been cleared for football activities by cardiologists.Apparently, that might not matter to some teams. ESPN’s Todd McShay reports some teams have removed...
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A final collection of mock NFL drafts from around the Internet
All Saints draft coverage is presented by Dixie Light
With the NFL Draft just mere days away, what pressing needs do the Saints have on offense? At the end of January, I gave you a few areas where I felt the New Orleans Saints needed to improve most during the offseason. While several were addressed during free agency, there are still some areas that might still need some attention. Before we get to the NFL Draft, let’s check on the offensive side of the ball to see the most pressing needs for the black and gold. Wide Receiver It’s...
Here’s a composite look at all the players drafted by the Saints by each round.
We’re inching closer to the NFL Draft, which is just several short days away. The three-day event will be something Saints fans will pay close attention to, as they try to add the right players to the 2018 squad to make a deep push into the postseason. Here’s a comprehensive look at how the team has drafted in the Sean Payton Era by round.
Round One Picks 2006 (2nd): Reggie Bush, RB, USC 2007 (27th): Robert...Willie Snead is officially a member of the Ravens. The Saints informed the wide receiver on Monday morning that they will not be matching his offer sheet (Twitter link via ESPN.com’s Adam Schefter). The Saints used the low level tender on Snead this offseason, which tagged him with only a one-year, $1.907 million placeholder. The move came as something of a surprise, but the Saints did not want to pay him upwards of $2.9 million via the second round tender after a forgettable 2017.Right...
The Baltimore Ravens have bolstered their receiving corps this offseason, but they are reportedly not planning to make a huge splash by signing Dez Bryant.On Friday, the Ravens offered Snead a two-year deal worth up to $11.5 million. Snead is a restricted free agent, but ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that the New Orleans Saints are not going to match the offer. And now that Snead is joining Baltimore along with Michael Crabtree, the Ravens are no longer a suitor for Bryant. The interest in...
One trade down, and three trades up.
Here it is: my final New Orleans Saints mock draft ahead of the 2018 NFL Draft. I’ve done my best to project different trades based off of recent deals from the 2017 and 2016 NFL Drafts rather than relying on any of the different and conflicting draft pick valuation charts out there, so hopefully this is a better projection to what we can really expect to go down this weekend.
Round 1, Pick 27 (27th Overall): Traded to the New England Patriots.
The...
Taking a look at Internet coverage of the Saints and the NFL
Should the Saints bite on a tight end or a defensive player in Round 1? Anything seems possible at No. 27 overall
The Saints' choice pits Hurst, considered more of a complete receiver/blocker, against Goedert, who has a higher upside as a pass-catcher.
Will a powerful force from a perennial powerhouse be available to the Saints at No. 27?
The New Orleans Saints defensive line was one of the keys to the team's defensive turnaround in 2017. End Cameron Jordan has always been a star, but had his best season on his way to All-Pro recognition for the first time. The rest of the Saints line performed well to compliment Jordan. The team's pursuit of perennial pro bowl defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh had some wondering if the Saints intend on...