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New Orleans just printing money (Taysom Hill extended 16 mil guaranteed)


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Why tf did they draft tommy Stevens if they were just going to extend Hill? I don’t get it. Let Hill and Stevens battle it out for gimmick QB 3 then sign one of the 2. 16 mil guaranteed for a gimmick 3rd string QB? God.. teddy salary is looking great 

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42 minutes ago, 1of10Charnatives said:

but not under the NFL salary cap, which is the relevant constraint here.

Saints and Patriots are the only two teams to get away with anything. Nothing to argue here

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3 hours ago, ncfan said:

 

They're kicking the can, they will get hit badly one year. 

It's funny, we played cap savers and we end up in cap hell, lose all our good players, and handicap the greatest player in franchise history.

The Saints go aggressive and though they might not win a Super Bowl, they've at least been in the playoffs the past 3 years.

I'll say it again, again, again... This organizations infatuation with defense in FA and the draft is why Cam is not a Panther in 2020.

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13 minutes ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

Our D couldn't stop anyone last year.

Stopped Deshaun Watson, Jameis Winston, held GB to 24 in GB, and the defense did enough for us to beat New Orleans in the superdome, but #1 talent evaluator Marty Hurney gave his HC Joey Slye. Tepper likes having his A$$ kissed, Hurney does whatever he wants. 

Kawaan Short got hurt, the defense didn't do as well at generating a pass rush. Franchise still can't quit emulating the Steelers. 

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32 minutes ago, Pantherzack179812 said:

They're kicking the can, they will get hit badly one year. 

It's funny, we played cap savers and we end up in cap hell, lose all our good players, and handicap the greatest player in franchise history.

The Saints go aggressive and though they might not win a Super Bowl, they've at least been in the playoffs the past 3 years.

I'll say it again, again, again... This organizations infatuation with defense in FA and the draft is why Cam is not a Panther in 2020.

No. That’s just plain ignorance. 

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1 hour ago, Pantherzack179812 said:

They're kicking the can, they will get hit badly one year. 

It's funny, we played cap savers and we end up in cap hell, lose all our good players, and handicap the greatest player in franchise history.

The Saints go aggressive and though they might not win a Super Bowl, they've at least been in the playoffs the past 3 years.

I'll say it again, again, again... This organizations infatuation with defense in FA and the draft is why Cam is not a Panther in 2020.

What infatuation with defense?  

From 2012 thru last year, we drafted 50 players.  22 on offense, 26 on defense, and two special teamers.  If you look at the first two rounds (the most important), its 9 on d, with 8 on offense.  At best, its a slight emphasis on defense.  

One can make an argument that we haven't been great at drafting on the offensive side, doesn't mean we haven't tried.

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