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Updating his prior report, ESPN.com’s Adam Schefter says that a total of eight people have tested positive for COVID. Six offensive coaches, a player, and a nutritionist will enter the COVID protocol. It could get worse come Wednesday. The weekly testing protocol for vaccinated players and staff requires the tests to be divided over three days. More could return positive results on Wednesday. None of the vaccinated players or staff who test positive can return until generating negative tests at least 24 hours apart. For unvaccinated players — who are tested daily — a positive test results in a minimum absence of 10 days

Our kicker sucks.

If it is a blowout and we don't really need every single play to be a gainer, hell put anyone in at running back. But in close games like that you need your game breaker taking every running rep possible.

Why would you rush Chubba when the best RB in football is on the roster?

The Panthers are currently 3.5 point underdogs to the Saints even though they are playing at home. https://www.usatoday.com/sports/odds/ Side note: Falcons are 13 point dogs to Tampa Bay.

Good lord man, LT is much higher value than CB. This isn't even debatable.

From the Athletic So perhaps some of us were too hard on Brady. The calls could have yielded points if the execution was there.

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2020/jan/30/new-orleans-saints-catholic-abuse-crisis I could never pull for this garbage organization.

As soon as another RB learns to pick up a blitz properly CMC will get some time to breathe.

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I hated it. Not very interesting. I prefer having the professional talkers on in the background and barely pay attention to them.

Talk to me about the New Orleans Saints. What do you know? Are they that good or is Green Bay just that bad?

This thread dedicated to all thing fug the Saints. Fug em. Fug em long, and fug em hard.

He really does. And he is likely the most boring guy in the locker room. No point in having him do it.

This is Fat Alice. Other guy was a cheap knockoff.

It was Darin

After Sunday’s 19-14 loss to the Panthers, Jets head coach Robert Saleh complimented rookie quarterback Zach Wilson‘s “resolve” after watching him take six sacks and 10 hits over the course of his NFL debut. Wilson struggled early, but threw two touchdowns in the second half to give the Jets some hope of pulling off a comeback. The second of those scores came a couple of plays after he took a massive hit from Panthers defensive lineman Derrick Brown that left him feeling like he “got hit by a truck for a second.” The feeling that he survived a car accident didn’t go away after the game, but Wilson said it was just part of the learning process for a rookie quarterback. “Yeah, neck’s a little sore,” Wilson said, via Andy Vasquez of USAToday.com. “A little whiplash. But I’ll be alright. . . . It’s tough but it’s part of the job, right? It’s why we sign up to play quarterback. I feel like I’m getting better, experiencing having stuff in your face, you’ve got to be able to play. You can’t just say, ‘Uhhh, there’s pressure, I can’t do my job.’ That’s why quarterback is a tough position to come by. So it’s good for me and I’m going to continue to get better at that.” Wilson might have found some lessons from the game, but getting pummeled like that on a weekly basis is not going to be a plus for his development. That makes improved protection a clear priority for the Jets as they move forward this season.

Corn is a decent nickel. Gives options to replace injured harstfield.

Not unless he moved from New Orleans to Mt Holly