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This has been the best offseason the past 10 years easy and FA hasn't even started yet

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Sean Payton's Vicodin Grand Master

Sean Payton's Vicodin

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-Got a baller coaching staff. I was lukewarm on the Reich hire but he is addressing the issues that led to his downfall in Indy (retread aging QBs after Luck retired, poor coaches after Sirriani went to the Eagles and poached the Colts). Great mix of up and comers and established assistants. 

-Finally addressing the QB position after the shitty Merry Go Round of has beens, busts, and XFL MVPs

After years of losing interest because of Matt Rhule, and the decline of Cam before that, it finally feels good to have intrigue in this franchise again.

 

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Carl Spackler

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This thread reminds me of the "We've already won the Darnold trade" after Week 2 of 2021. 

Gave up the only offensive weapon we have, very may well pick a QB who we could've had without trading up, and collected more dead cap in exchange for the opportunity to do so. It'll either be the trade that makes people cringe, or one that was still a lot but netted the right QB. 

Either way, good luck to him, because a couple TMJs and a couple Shi Smiths are not gonna be fun targets when camp starts.

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18 minutes ago, NJPanthers89 said:

You trust the guy who paid Ian Thomas and Dante Jackson over Hasaan?  Last off seasons signings outside of Bozeman who fell in his lap for cheap left a lot to be desired.  He can make up for it this FA, let’s see if he learned anything.

Lazy post. 
 

We paid Luvu instead of Hassan. Value wise, I believe it was a smart move. 

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We are trending upward and have national attention during the dead of off-season. All eyes are on us now for the first time since 2015. We absolutely cannot eff this pick up. There are enough coaching years and wisdom in our war room now to prevent this from happening. 

Hit on pick #1, given the state of the rest of the NFC South, and we become a dominant force for the next decade. 

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