Quick Hits: Random Notes, Observations and Reminders from the Saints Blogosphere
- Mark Ingram has been a hot topic this off-season and feelings seem to be divided as to whether the running back was worth drafting in the first round. Sound familiar? I'm really starting to worry that we've got another one of them Reggie Bush situations happening all over again. Personally, as hard as it may be to believe, I trust Sean Payton when he admitted to holding Ingram back and keeping him from being Rookie of the Year. That's the most important piece of evidence in this entire discussion. If not, be sure to buckle up for four more years of constant arguing and strife in Who Dat Nation.
Plus, there's one other problem with putting the franchise tag on Brees. It wouldn't completely protect him. Another team could attempt to sign him to a monster deal, but it would cost that team two first-round draft picks. Teams have been hesitant to do that in recent years because the cost is so steep. But this is Brees we're talking about. I don't think many teams would hesitate to cough up two first-round picks for Brees.
- Just another reminder that we are currently running a contest for anyone wanting to create a visual graphic for some of our regular series of posts like our Fleur-de-Links or HansDat's Hot Reads. Learn more about the opportunity here.
- In case you missed it, I closed out Andrew Juge's Blogger Series over the Saints Nation and answered ten questions. If you're interested in learning a little more about me, that's a good place to start. If you don't give a crap, and I certainly don't blame you, then move along there's nothing to see here.
- It never fails that about once every three months someone finds my 2010 Saints draft grades (where I give the drafting of Jimmy Graham a C+ and the drafting of Al Woods an A-) and posts it on some message board or fan forum for all to get a laugh. Rightfully so. It happened again this week when someone linked to it from Saints Report. I've just got to laugh at myself every time it happens. Proof positive that this is just a blog and I am not an expert.
- Rumors of an NFL team in Los Angeles warmed up over the weekend but Goodell put out the flames quickly. Speaking of Los Angeles, don't forget about my source that claims Super Bowl L will be played in the LA area. The Sporting News recently labeled that possibility as 'slight.' We should find out in May that my source is full of crap.
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exclusive rights tag.. takes away the option of the "body snatchers"
typically what is done for QBs.. (manning, twice.. vick)
he ain’t going nowhere..
hopefully negotiations will continue where if he refuses to sign t & holds out it won’t be for long..
by the 9th plague on Feb 20, 2012 10:16 AM CST reply actions
yasinkas only gives you half of the truth, half of the time.. btw..
that’ll make it a quarter thuth.. i think..
by the 9th plague on Feb 20, 2012 10:19 AM CST up reply actions
yes but
60% of the time it works 100% of the time
--- I don't miss the alcohol as much as I miss having the built in reason on why I'm nekkid in public.
--- I used to want to be an inspiration to my son. now i just hope to be a dire warning.
--- just two men and a dog making candles
--- I know i'll win my battles though i fear we'll lose the war
--- if you find yourself in a fair fight you failed in planning.
Brian, I'm going to be honest with you...
…that smells like pure gasoline.
--But the animal is inside out.
--I heard that! It turned inside out?
--And it exploded.
what was it called?
sex panther or something?
--- I don't miss the alcohol as much as I miss having the built in reason on why I'm nekkid in public.
--- I used to want to be an inspiration to my son. now i just hope to be a dire warning.
--- just two men and a dog making candles
--- I know i'll win my battles though i fear we'll lose the war
--- if you find yourself in a fair fight you failed in planning.
Made with bits of real panther.
Desire smells that way to some people.
--But the animal is inside out.
--I heard that! It turned inside out?
--And it exploded.
Well that depends
You didn’t say what percentage of truth he gives you the other half. If he gives you half of the truth half of the time, and all of the truth the other half, it’s actually 75% of the truth
Drew Brees- the REAL MVP.
interesting fact.. that both players did sign their tags.. & long term contracts ensued..
within the same offseasons.. there’s hope..
by the 9th plague on Feb 20, 2012 10:22 AM CST up reply actions

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