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Harper is a Solid Signing


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I don't know maybe cuz ranked 87th out of 88 in 2012 by PFF... Last year was better but damn the saints gave 2 fugs about him...they drafted vaccaro last year and broke the bank for Byrd this year.

If it was vet minimum that'd be one thing or maybe if we had a LT or a receive me on the team that wouldn't hurt either

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Just looking at the commentary from the Saints forums, a few blogs, and PFF it looks like a poo signing.

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I don't know maybe cuz ranked 87th out of 88 in 2012 by PFF... Last year was better but damn the saints gave 2 fugs about him...they drafted vac caro last year and broke the bank for Byrd this year.

If was vet minimum that'd be one thing or maybe if we had a LT or a receive me on the team that wouldn't hurt either

Feel free to look at Mitchell's PFF ranking in 2013.

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Harper in 38 pass rush plays - 0 sacks

Mitchell in 25 pass rush plays - 4 sacks

Mikell in 27 pass rush plays - 3 sacks 
 

Harper in 283 pass cover plays - 255 yards allowed, 11.1 avg per catch allowed

Mitchell in 689 pass cover plays - 250 yards allowed, 8.6 avg per catch allowed

Mikell in 424 pass cover plays - 271 yards allowed, 11.8 avg per catch allowed 

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He doesn't have to be outstanding but he's a veteran who can lead our otherwise young DBs and keep the back end of our D from being awful next year.

 

A leader you say? Why would we bring in a low character leader like Harper?

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Just looking at the commentary from the Saints forums, a few blogs, and PFF it looks like a poo signing.

Saints fans saying it's a bad signing is not a surprise. He was horrible in 2012 but remember the Saints had basically no coaching at all that year. He was better last year with Payton back. I think he will look good behind our front seven.

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