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2 minutes ago, hepcat said:

Wow what a swing in fan sentiment after being gifted a win by a very bad Saints team giving away penalties all game. 

It was a bad Saints team for sure, but I'm not taking anything away from this draft class.

XL, Wallace, Sanders, & Coker is already better than any draft Fitterer ever had.

And we get Brooks next week.

This team still has a LONG ways to go to being competitive on an ongoing basis, but this was objectively a great win given where the team is at.

And it's fair to be excited about this rookie class.  We need another one like this to overcome the damage of the previous regime's though, for sure

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He's the GM of a 2-7 team and he's made some awful decisions -- with more coming before the trade deadline. But that's a hell of a lot better than being the GM of a 1-8 team, and he's a better drafter than Fitterer. I'll give him that.

Now, prove he's better at making trades than any GM in NFL history other than Fitterer, and we'll be talking.

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Morgan is doing fine. There isn't a GM in this league that has hit on every player drafted or signed. 

Free Agency 

Offensively our signing are good. Addressed the line. 

Defensively not so good but I believe that these players were added to complement Brown. Without Brown they are subpar. 

Many have said before. We have to give him time. I liks his approach. 

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Top 4 picks can be core players along with Coker. 

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