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Dpantherman

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The most valuable players on our defense last year were our two corners.

Sharper provided incredible veteran leadership on that defense. Not to mention that he made play after play.

I am not saying he was the best athlete...or even the best player. Just that players like him add more to a team than people think.

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This is one of those times where you see if a players about the money or the game. He will break records if he stays with the Saints. His future is murky if he moves on for more money.

he's no Larry Brown, but agreed he's too old to be going out looking for a mountain of money

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You guys realize that SaintJ is just baiting you into bragging about how awesome Sharper is, right?

Kinda like how Sharper just baits QBs into throwing picks? Sharper isn't that great. He's a tremendous playmaker, but a well-rounded, elite safety he is not.

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