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NFL.com: "Saints following the 2014 Cowboys blueprint that catapulted Tony Romo into the MVP race"

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Drew Brees is 36, I think he'll be effective (still trending down) for the next 2 seasons. Their little experiment of cleaning house and building through the draft won't be able to overlap with Drews success.

Maybe if they did this 2 seasons ago, but now? LOLOLOLOL

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Also, here is a rundown on how successful the saints have been with picks in the top 78 in the loomis/peyton era.

2006 1st rd #2 Reggie Bush - he doesnt completely suck but taking a 3rd down back at #2 overall when there were 9 pro bowlers selected in the next 30 picks is pretty awful

2006 2nd rd #42 Roman Harper - good pick for where he was

2007 1st round #27 Robert Meachem - was a #3 receiver at his peak.

2007 3rd round #66 Usama Young - bust, started 6 games in 4 seasons in NO

2008 1st round #7 Sedrick Ellis - BUST.

2008 2nd round #40 Tracy Porter - average player known for one great play

2009 1st round #14 Malcolm Jenkins- did OK when he left swamptown. Always get the LOLs when i watch him whiff on cam on the now infamous hixon TD. Bust!

2010 1st round #32 Patrick Robinson - B U S T. He could give up hundred yard games to bersin and naanee.

2010 2nd round #64 Charles Brown - Another bust, would be behind byron bell on any depth chart

2011 1st round #24 Cameron Jordan - Stud, easily best pick on this list

2011 1st round #28 Mark Ingram - had one good year and required a trade up to get him. Not a bust, but demarco murray went 2 rounds later

2011 3rd round #72 Martez Wilson - started one game in 3 seasons, bust

2013 1st round #15 Kenny Vacarro - decent rookie year, but got benched last year. Trending toward a bust.

2013 3rd round #72 Terron Armstread - despite greg hardy undressing him in 2013, has been decent

2014 1st round #20 Brandin Cooks - showed a lot of potential, but thanks for letting us get kelvin instead

2014 2nd round #58 Stanley Jean-Baptiste - despite an utterly shitty secondary he couldnt manage to see the field. I cant decide my favorite part, the fact that we got bene three rounds later or the fact that alice was comparing him to richard sherman

I dont think i can sleep at night knowing that the saints hold so many high draft picks in this draft

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Also, here is a rundown on how successful the saints have been with picks in the top 78 in the loomis/peyton era.

2006 1st rd #2 Reggie Bush - he doesnt completely suck but taking a 3rd down back at #2 overall when there were 9 pro bowlers selected in the next 30 picks is pretty awful

2006 2nd rd #42 Roman Harper - good pick for where he was

2007 1st round #27 Robert Meachem - was a #3 receiver at his peak.

2007 3rd round #66 Usama Young - bust, started 6 games in 4 seasons in NO

2008 1st round #7 Sedrick Ellis - BUST.

2008 2nd round #40 Tracy Porter - average player known for one great play

2009 1st round #14 Malcolm Jenkins- did OK when he left swamptown. Always get the LOLs when i watch him whiff on cam on the now infamous hixon TD. Bust!

2010 1st round #32 Patrick Robinson - B U S T. He could give up hundred yard games to bersin and naanee.

2010 2nd round #64 Charles Brown - Another bust, would be behind byron bell on any depth chart

2011 1st round #24 Cameron Jordan - Stud, easily best pick on this list

2011 1st round #28 Mark Ingram - had one good year and required a trade up to get him. Not a bust, but demarco murray went 2 rounds later

2011 3rd round #72 Martez Wilson - started one game in 3 seasons, bust

2013 1st round #15 Kenny Vacarro - decent rookie year, but got benched last year. Trending toward a bust.

2013 3rd round #72 Terron Armstread - despite greg hardy undressing him in 2013, has been decent

2014 1st round #20 Brandin Cooks - showed a lot of potential, but thanks for letting us get kelvin instead

2014 2nd round #58 Stanley Jean-Baptiste - despite an utterly shitty secondary he couldnt manage to see the field. I cant decide my favorite part, the fact that we got bene three rounds later or the fact that alice was comparing him to richard sherman

I dont think i can sleep at night knowing that the saints hold so many high draft picks in this draft

Did you watch Cam Jordan last year? A stud he was not.

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