Mr. Scot

I'm pretty sure free agency doesn't end today. I'll look it up to be certain, but I'm pretty sure. And far as I know, we actually do get to take part in the draft this year.

So we were the least deserving, and yet we got farther than three other teams, including the one we beat. Fun, huh? Go back and look at which teams were most active throwing around money on the first day of free agency last year (and the year before that, and the year before that, and etc. etc.) and then see how many of those teams made the postseason. Once you're done with that, feel free to continue panicking less than two hours into a six month period

Then how did we win a game?

Rams officially cut Jake Long

If it happened, Saints report would be down for a month. (I just don't believe it'll happen)

Graham Gano @GrahamGano · 54m 54 minutes ago Wait what? I'm still here “@PanthersUK: At least Graham's leaving the South...”

Hours ago, dude.

There are people who are dumb enough to actually believe this

But but but...If we don't spend 90% of our available cap on one guy today, how will we ever be able to compete six months from now?!!!

Why can't we be like that, right?

I remember the last time we were in the playoffs. (back to back years, in fact)

That'd be more than half our available cap room tied up in a single player.

Good times

So basically they paid Graham big for one year - a year in which they went 7-9 and missed the playoffs - then they traded him.

Brandon Browner released. I won't even say it.

No way I'm buying this. That'd be too crazy.

Right now, I think it's even crazier than that

Back up... Jimmy Graham traded to Seattle First response... Jimmy Graham was weak and injury prone

Aaaaaand Saints Report is down

Post general updates here... (starting over per prior thread was 53 pages already)

Gonna start over now that the period is officially on.

Sam Bradford, backed up by Mark Sanchez...

Graham for a low first rounder and an injury plagued center... Wow

Pardon me while I laugh hysterically

You think 2013's free agency was an example of 'falling apart"? Our approach to free agency is the same as a lot of teams who are regular contenders. The difference is that right now it's hampered by lack of cap room because Marty Hurney spent too freely.