SmokinwithWilly

They do have THE Taysom Hill.

They proved to be straight trash before we signed them.

Ashton Kutcher is going to hold a press conference and let us know we've been punked and we really fired Matt Rhule.

Not really. It's a little further drive but it's legal.

And beads can get you a long way on Bourbon Street. Much cheaper too.

Tepper is probably going to offer to pay his settlement if he comes here.

Can't hold every team below 7 points.

So first day FA signing for us then.

That's kind of my point. Every year it's said the salary cap hell is going to come. It's been what, 15 years now, and we just keep hearing any day. How many posts are in this topic worrying about if NO gets Watson they are going to dominate us for a decade. It's because we all know that the cap isn't a limitation for NO as much as we wish it was. And if they give up a bunch of picks so continued success is going to be hard, wouldn't that apply here as well? We have Rhule steering the ship right now and his influence over contracts and player acquisition is downright awful. He's a bigger hindrance than anything else.

No disagreement there. But if they don't and have some down time, expect them to let a lot of that dead cap space come off the books.

I didn't say anything about the quality of pickups or FA. All I'm talking about is his ability with cap space. He's kicked the can down the road for over a decade, something that's constantly said isn't possible to do long term. They've been competitive for the most part while all this has been going on. With Peyton retiring, if they have a down year I expect he will do some cap dumping while they rebuild. If not and they get DW, they'll keep kicking the can and everyone will keep saying they can't do that.

Because for well over a decade, every year it's always the Saints are going to be in cap hell and there is no way they can make any moves, and yet they do it every year. You don't have to like the man or the organization to realize he's damn good at his job.

I have more faith that the NO can assemble a competent roster than we can. Loomis is a genius, like it or not, and can do things with the cap we can only dream of. A trade like this won't hurt them as much as it would us.

Yeah. This doesn't even move the needle for me.

Every team is allowed to do it, they just do it better than anyone else. I can't be mad at them for taking advantage of it. It's kind of like BB and some of his trick plays that everyone thought were illegal but weren't. Everyone had the chance, he just actually did it.

He did. Wasted space.

CMC is not netting a 1st. He's played 6 out of the past 33 games. His injuries really have hurt his trade value. 2nd possibly.

As I said before, the Saints are the one team that the cap doesn't seem apply to. Loomis is a genius with maneuvering the cap to make impossible situations work.

I wrote off worrying about New Orleans and the cap a long time ago. Every year it's said they can't do anything because they have no cap room, every year they prove it wrong.

If the Saints truly are all in, does the price tag go up? If it's a bidding war, would we offer 3 1sts, 2 nds, and 3 key players?

If we land Watson, his next extension is going to be massive.

Bet the guy that just paid 500k for Brady's final TD toss ball is a little pissed off.

That changes a few things.