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If you didn't realize today that our biggest need is for a stud DT...


Darth Urious

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Ok. I agree about the Suh factor your right 1st round DT is not there. But Jake had 18 INT's this time last year as a veteran! Jimmy has 6 as a rookie. He's just gun shy not terrible

I was just pointing out that his TD/INT ratio is worse.....and it is. In addition to that he has fumbled 8 times. So based on the good vs. negative....is he really being better than Jake?

i agree he is gun shy......I just don't agree he isn't terrible. he hasn't shown anything yet to have faith in him not being that. he has shown a lot of bad vs. almost nothing postive. The little positive people spin him doing goes hand in hand w/ bad things he is doing. (the thrown away balls for example).

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Darth, I do agree with you, our biggest need isn't at qb, but the thing is Luck is a can't miss prospect if available.

We are still terribly thin at LB too, actually... or are you comfortable with Jason Williams, Nic Harris, Jordan Senn, etc?

Seems like a pretty short sighted assesment.

We're terribly thin NOW after 12 games and 3 linebackers on IR.

We're not terribly thin with Thomas Davis, Dan Connor, and Jamar Williams back. It's actually a team strength.

We could always use more bodies but we're not terribly thin.

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You are wrong...

We can draft/sign QBs all day and night, and none of them will succeed with the team around them... as evidenced by the 4 we have played at various points this season...

Next argument...

you are right but there is no Suh and no McCoy in this draft, it would be a waste to pick fairley or Dareus when Luck is there. If we dont get Luck we need to pick the best player available which is aj green, or pat peterson to play free safety or corner. I see us addressing DT in free agency with Cofield or even Haloti Ngata if we get that lucky. I'd also like to get Prince Amukamara if we do a trade down.

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he has a worse TD/INT ration than Jake did when he imploded for what it's worth. He also has 8 fumbles on the year.....he hasn't lost them all but those are all asking for it.

we all agree a DT is needed. But there isn't a Suh in the draft and we will have the number 1 pick. Can use the 2nd round pick on DT and the 1st on Luck. That should make everyone happy.

u traded your 2nd-rounder to the pats...

Brees, Ryan, and Freeman aren't going anywhere. We need to fix the huge gap in QB play and maybe the rest falls into place.

the problem is that those guys dont have nothing to do with your QB...those QBs have to be attacked by your pass-rush...oh, u dont have any pass-rush....

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