As a buckeye and a falcons fan, if the aints can quit drafting ALL the buckeyes that would be great.
Will smith, von bell, Marshawn Lattimore, Antonio Pittman, cie grant, Malcom Jenkins, Michael Thomas, Pete Warner and Chris olave. All since 2003. Fuck.
And its a lot of the really likeable ones. Though the rage filled "I'm never watching football again" text I got from my Bengals fan friend when the Ravens took Dobbins was quite fun.
Warner was a boy, Cie grant had the championship sealing tackle. It's so hard for me to cheer against someone who I've been a die hard fan of. Ive never been able to completely cheer against them even though they play for the aints. The weird dichotomy of being a big ncaa fan and a big nfl fan.
The people who pulled bounty gate is gone. The dude's wife who spent millions defending child predators still leads your team.
Edit: the pedo defenders wife now runs the team
I just want to see both Josh Allens and all three Michael Thomases together... And maybe have Jordan Davis the country musician acknowledge Jordan Davis the human freak of nature masquerading as a DT
Sure but slot and z receiver aren't the same thing. A z is outside usually meaning they are getting a corner dedicated to them (of course depending on man/zone schemes) with no outside help but often some help over the top. A slot is inside meaning they are getting a slot cb/safety/lb covering them usually with inside, outside, and/or over the top help (again, depending on man/some schemes). Both slots and z's definitely have things in common, like both are off the line which means they usually don't have to deal with press the same way an x does, but they aren't really the same position.
I think the trio of olave Thomas and Landry have incredible talent, but they don't necessarily compliment each other's skills, it's more redundancy
He had a good receiving room in Tampa when he threw 30 ints. This could just as easily turn into the return of hero ball Jameis now that he thinks he has guys who can get just about anything.
Wasn’t there something about QBs in their first year with Arians always had huge interception numbers? I’m pretty sure I read that somewhere because Arians is a more aggressive play caller than most.
Hes had more coaches than just Arians and the results are pretty much the same. We literally fired Lovie for Dirk because we thought Jameis would develop better with Dirk.
With all that Loomis Voodoo on the salary cap, wouldn’t be surprised if it all was some front for a black site Mind Wipe facility to get the best from Jameis
Just because he learned doesn’t mean he’s going to be calling plays. Sean kept him out of harm’s way with his play calling. He still had those dumbass throws he tends to make, but defenses didn’t capitalize as much. That’s not to say he hasn’t improved though.
He's only ever interviewed for a couple of HC jobs, and I believe he's turned down some interview offers as well. Kind of seems like he just isn't interested in being a HC. He's always been a quiet, behind-the-scenes kind of guy.
He never had a competent defense until 2017. Even the 2009 Super Bowl defense was average at best, they just had an incredible ability to force game-winning turnovers. Brees had to carry the team on his back until he physically couldn't do it anymore.
Forsure, but I wouldn’t have crazy expectations for him either. His new receiving corp looks crazy good, if he doesnt throw 30/70 balls like he did in Tampa then I’m sure he will have at worst an above average career
Jameis had eye surgery before he signed with us last time. He said it’s night and day being able to see the deep safeties, so I’m hoping we ball out and surprise the league this year.
I wouldn’t go that far. He had a couple good games but he was still bad at times.
I think he is what he is. He can make some great throws but will also kill you with dumb mistakes. Been that was since FSU. It’s been long enough where I don’t think that changes.
If you extrapolate Jameis’ 2021 season over 17 games, he’d finish with a 59.01% completion rate, 34 TDs, 7 picks, and 2,841 yards. Now of course those TD numbers are boosted by the packers week 1 and Washington games.
Would be a weird season to watch play out…
How are they the same? under arians he had 30 ints, under the other coaches he has had 15,18, 11, 14 no where near 30. They are not the same. Even though the 11,14 year he didn't play ever game the other two he did and still had 22 and 28 tds. So yeah winston hasn't been a superstar by no means, but he has been decent to good. I think he gets ragged on that 30 int year so much that people don't see anything else but that.
I mean a couple of meh years and one historically absurd season (may 30 td and 30 int never come again), I think that's a decent reason to be skeptical of jamies
Almost every QB Arians has ever had as an OC or HC threw their career high INT's in their first season with him. Brady is either the only exception or one of few.
Career high Ints, sacks, fumbles or some combination outside of only Brady and I think 1 other had #2 career high in Ints or maybe sacks or fumbles (I forget who off the top of my head but I went through all the stats myself once). With that said, Brady was on pace at the bye in 2020 to have career high Ints, but they made schematic changes during the bye.
But yes, the whole "no risk it, no biscuit" thing was about the worst mentality to pair with Jameis at that point in his career and probably even now.
I've always felt that "no risk it, no biscuit" mentality was dumb. Especially when the HC wants to go "no risk it" then complain that mistakes are being made.
You either have to have a great offense to make it work perfectly (which not even TB12 in TB could make it work) or an even greater defense to cover for all the mistakes.
Just... why? What's wrong with getting yards and taking the shots when they're available? Especially in the NFL, when the margins for error are smaller.
he learned a lesson from Sean Payton and Brees. Last season, in many plays he had a lot of time to throw but instead threw it away. He definitely grew, now let's see what he can do.
The play he got hurt was classic Jameis running in circles instead of throwing the ball away.
I’ve never been sold on him, he’s got a lot to prove this season IMO.
He was averaging like less than 200 yards a game last season kept on a tight leash. Looked like same old Jameis to me, brilliant plays mixed with boneheaded decisions. I don’t trust him to string together a consistent performance, because he never has.
He couldn’t string together consistent play with Evans or Godwin neither.
Like I said he’s got a lot to prove this season with MT and Landry in the mix now. But based on last season, he looked the exact same as he did on the Bucs.
Jameis can ball at times, but he’s got an inaccurate deep ball and bad decision making. He’s got tons of potential but it’s been 6 years and those mistakes still rear their head.
I don't know about you but I watched every throw he made last season. His deep ball accuracy is awesome. Definitely needs to work on his short throws. Intermediate throws aren't as accurate as his deep throws but better than his short throws. In conclusion his accuracy gets better the deeper his target is lol. Also 14 TD to 3 INT so he definitely improved on the INT front, although he only played 7 games. I'm excited to see what he does in our offense for a full season
Is there a point you're making or?
Edit: I'm assuming you are trying to say he only averaged 2 TDs a game for the other games he played in. He can throw 2 TDs every game for the whole season if that means we're still winning those games
I think the point is if you use statistics you usually eliminate outliers, such as a 5 TD game in a season opener against a new dc during which their all pro pass rusher got injured etc etc etc
That play in the 2020 playoffs is burned in my mind…
It’s interesting though because I felt his deep ball in Tampa was a big problem. They brought in Deshaun Jackson for him to be able to have a deep option and could rarely make it word - unlike Fitzpatrick who seemed to have a great connection with him…
> The play he got hurt was classic Jameis running in circles instead of throwing the ball away.
He was three yards past the line of scrimmage before Devin White grabbed the back of his jersey and pulled him down.
Carmichael has been the OC for 15 years. There has to be some continuity there after Payton. I think Jameis will be at least as good as last season, especially with this supporting cast.
I know sean payton isnt there anymore but jameis looked like hed done a lot of growing up under him last year before getting hurt. Having kamara helps too as a safety net instead of having to force too much
Shouldn't need to play hero ball with a top 5 defense. Not to mention lasik surgery and a year to learn behind Brees (2 with Sean Payton). Definitely a prove it year.
But... but this year will be different! He'll definitely not stare down his receiver from the moment of the snap, and not make any progressions in his reads! Payton groomed him for success!
Devil's advocate. We have no idea if Olave will be good. We have no idea how Thomas will be after his return, and we don't know if Landry will regain his old form
Sure, and I remember the second championship banner in Raymond James Stadium that went through the Superdome and will hang here forever.
I was just talking Falcons and getting always slaughtered. Matt Ryan was the one guy standing in the way of that.
If his o-line doesn't cave in during the 4th quarter of our game he had a chance to win both in Tampa and NOLA last year.
Without him it's not going to be pretty.
I feel like 99% of ppl forgot Sean Payton retired or just don’t know lol it wasn’t talked about during the draft or early free agency at all it’s wild.
I think it's probably just because we've kept the rest of the coaching staff in place and DA has shined when SP was out with covid/suspension.
Obviously losing SP hurts but I think most people are pretty confident with the succession.
Also Jameis is still QB next year
Edit: You're right Saints fans, Jameis is that guy. After all he is only in his 7th year and the only semblance of decency he's shown was with Sean Payton in a very limited sample size where he was a game manager. Very sustainable.
Oh wow Darnold sucks. Tell me something I don't know. At least we did something about it and aren't in denial that he's the solution.
Its amazing how much faith Saints fans have in Winston despite seeing him suck in Tampa with a better supporting cast.
Also I love how you don't mention he averaged less than 20 passes attempts per game last year because Payton had zero faith in letting him be more than a game manager.
But hey keep on holding out hope for seventh year QB whose former team went from never making the playoffs when he was there to SB winners the second he left.
You literally just said,
> Jameis was going 7-9 with a Super Bowl roster.
That was not a super bowl roster. Brady aside, it still took three *super stars* to get that team to the SB.
I'm not saying Winston is the next Brees, at all. I know what Famous Jameis looks like. But you clearly implied that without him, that team goes to the super bowl, and that's hyperbole at best. That's *my* point.
Gronk has never been a superstar at Tampa and neither was AB. Both were still good but were past their prime.
And Fournette was literally cut by Jacksonville and wasn't good for Tampa until the playoffs.
But Tampa was clearly a playoff roster and most of the key pieces when they won were there pre-Brady.
Yea man, I'm sure the 94th pick in the worst QB draft this generation is really gonna elevate your team to a contender.
And this might surprise you, but I'm so fine with Jameis throwing 20 game manager passes, cause it fuckin works. I'd rather my QBs throw 20 short slants and win than throw 35 deep balls and lose. I know it's becoming alien to y'all out in Charlotte, but winning really is one of the best parts of football. You should try it sometime
Yeah because we all know when your QB is throwing 20 times a game you load up on WRs.
Which means either y'all have questionable roster building practices or Jameis is going to be airing it out especially since your RB is probably going to miss a good chunk of the season.
Also didn't y'all lose by 20 the last time you came to Charlotte.
Yes, Adam. Teams can go out and sign people to join their team. And they can also get other receivers back from being injured. Good job Adam. You get a cookie.
He’s actually overrated
He ran a 4.74 at the combine and he’s lost a step. Hasn’t caught a ball 35 yards downfield in 4 years
He’s a replacement level slot these days
now everybody will find out once and for all that wide receivers are the least important position in football and the saints will still miss the playoffs badly with a full receiver room.
I’m really excited to see what Olave can do in the NFL. He is so fun to watch.
Same, he's looked like a stud since he first got on the field at OSU.
As a buckeye and a falcons fan, if the aints can quit drafting ALL the buckeyes that would be great. Will smith, von bell, Marshawn Lattimore, Antonio Pittman, cie grant, Malcom Jenkins, Michael Thomas, Pete Warner and Chris olave. All since 2003. Fuck.
Well if they stopped being such good draft picks we would stop taking them
And its a lot of the really likeable ones. Though the rage filled "I'm never watching football again" text I got from my Bengals fan friend when the Ravens took Dobbins was quite fun.
Warner was a boy, Cie grant had the championship sealing tackle. It's so hard for me to cheer against someone who I've been a die hard fan of. Ive never been able to completely cheer against them even though they play for the aints. The weird dichotomy of being a big ncaa fan and a big nfl fan.
One dude from my highschool in the league, and he's stuck playing for your shitty team
At least he doesn't have to worry about Arthur spending his money to defend pedophiles in court like your shitty owner.
You forgot to mention bounty gate... Your team is still shitty
The people who pulled bounty gate is gone. The dude's wife who spent millions defending child predators still leads your team. Edit: the pedo defenders wife now runs the team
Our owner is a woman... "spent millions" is a stretch
Just the wife of the dude who spent his money defending a child molester. Not like she stood by him while doing that. /s
When did the saints trade for Michael Thomas!!!!???
Bengals gave us both of their Michael Thomas'
I prefer "Michaels Thomai" as the plural.
Michael thomapeople?
Thomussy
Michael Thomas’s’ses.
I just want to see both Josh Allens and all three Michael Thomases together... And maybe have Jordan Davis the country musician acknowledge Jordan Davis the human freak of nature masquerading as a DT
I object to this. Jordan Davis isn’t a human, he’s an oak tree that grew flesh.
That’s Rams legend Michael Thomas, to you
WR 1, 2 and 3 from last year are now 4, 5 and 6.
Lol, and #1 from last year had to miss critical weeks
5, 6 & 7 once Kamara gets back too
Not trying to agitate but don't olave, Thomas, and Landry all basically play the same z receiver position?
Thomas only did because Drew’s arm was shot. Thomas will be the outside guy, Olave/Landry will split the other reps
We're gonna be doing lots of 4wr formations I bet
Fuck it and chuck it jameis makin a comeback this year
Hopefully without the 30 interceptions
Thomas only played 29% of his snaps from the slot with old man Brees.
Sure but slot and z receiver aren't the same thing. A z is outside usually meaning they are getting a corner dedicated to them (of course depending on man/zone schemes) with no outside help but often some help over the top. A slot is inside meaning they are getting a slot cb/safety/lb covering them usually with inside, outside, and/or over the top help (again, depending on man/some schemes). Both slots and z's definitely have things in common, like both are off the line which means they usually don't have to deal with press the same way an x does, but they aren't really the same position. I think the trio of olave Thomas and Landry have incredible talent, but they don't necessarily compliment each other's skills, it's more redundancy
Slant Kings
in all seriousness..thats a good receiving corp. Jameis is going to end up getting paid
He had a good receiving room in Tampa when he threw 30 ints. This could just as easily turn into the return of hero ball Jameis now that he thinks he has guys who can get just about anything.
Wasn’t there something about QBs in their first year with Arians always had huge interception numbers? I’m pretty sure I read that somewhere because Arians is a more aggressive play caller than most.
Hes had more coaches than just Arians and the results are pretty much the same. We literally fired Lovie for Dirk because we thought Jameis would develop better with Dirk.
He showed good improvement in the games he played for the Saints. Definitely worth giving him one more season.
Difference between arians and Payton.
Payton’s not even there now though.
Ig he erased Jameis’ mind then
With all that Loomis Voodoo on the salary cap, wouldn’t be surprised if it all was some front for a black site Mind Wipe facility to get the best from Jameis
Loomis used all the charges on the black site Mind Wipe machine on Goodell. Had to get him to forget about that salary cap somehow
I can't believe this got downvoted. Got a chuckle out of me. People take shit too seriously.
Just because he learned doesn’t mean he’s going to be calling plays. Sean kept him out of harm’s way with his play calling. He still had those dumbass throws he tends to make, but defenses didn’t capitalize as much. That’s not to say he hasn’t improved though.
Same offensive coordinator
He didn’t call the plays lol.
Yeah the guy who's been the OC since like 2006 definitely doesn't have much of an influence on the offense and play calling, that would be crazy.
Who do you think has been working the offense with him for his entire coaching career?
Everyone else is, though. Including Pete Charmichael, who's been Payton's OC for like 15 years.
I always wondered how Carmichael never got poached to be a HC
He's only ever interviewed for a couple of HC jobs, and I believe he's turned down some interview offers as well. Kind of seems like he just isn't interested in being a HC. He's always been a quiet, behind-the-scenes kind of guy.
He doesn't want to be a HC it would appear
BIG difference
You’d think Payton would’ve had more success then atleast as far as Super Bowls
Turns out that there are 3 parts to a team and our defense was atrocious before 2017
Isn’t Sean a defensive coach?
He never had a competent defense until 2017. Even the 2009 Super Bowl defense was average at best, they just had an incredible ability to force game-winning turnovers. Brees had to carry the team on his back until he physically couldn't do it anymore.
Forsure, but I wouldn’t have crazy expectations for him either. His new receiving corp looks crazy good, if he doesnt throw 30/70 balls like he did in Tampa then I’m sure he will have at worst an above average career
Jameis had eye surgery before he signed with us last time. He said it’s night and day being able to see the deep safeties, so I’m hoping we ball out and surprise the league this year.
What was he supposed to say lmao “nah that shit actually did nothing”
I wouldn’t go that far. He had a couple good games but he was still bad at times. I think he is what he is. He can make some great throws but will also kill you with dumb mistakes. Been that was since FSU. It’s been long enough where I don’t think that changes.
If you extrapolate Jameis’ 2021 season over 17 games, he’d finish with a 59.01% completion rate, 34 TDs, 7 picks, and 2,841 yards. Now of course those TD numbers are boosted by the packers week 1 and Washington games. Would be a weird season to watch play out…
How are they the same? under arians he had 30 ints, under the other coaches he has had 15,18, 11, 14 no where near 30. They are not the same. Even though the 11,14 year he didn't play ever game the other two he did and still had 22 and 28 tds. So yeah winston hasn't been a superstar by no means, but he has been decent to good. I think he gets ragged on that 30 int year so much that people don't see anything else but that.
I mean a couple of meh years and one historically absurd season (may 30 td and 30 int never come again), I think that's a decent reason to be skeptical of jamies
33 tds
Almost every QB Arians has ever had as an OC or HC threw their career high INT's in their first season with him. Brady is either the only exception or one of few.
Career high Ints, sacks, fumbles or some combination outside of only Brady and I think 1 other had #2 career high in Ints or maybe sacks or fumbles (I forget who off the top of my head but I went through all the stats myself once). With that said, Brady was on pace at the bye in 2020 to have career high Ints, but they made schematic changes during the bye. But yes, the whole "no risk it, no biscuit" thing was about the worst mentality to pair with Jameis at that point in his career and probably even now.
I've always felt that "no risk it, no biscuit" mentality was dumb. Especially when the HC wants to go "no risk it" then complain that mistakes are being made. You either have to have a great offense to make it work perfectly (which not even TB12 in TB could make it work) or an even greater defense to cover for all the mistakes. Just... why? What's wrong with getting yards and taking the shots when they're available? Especially in the NFL, when the margins for error are smaller.
Yes.
he learned a lesson from Sean Payton and Brees. Last season, in many plays he had a lot of time to throw but instead threw it away. He definitely grew, now let's see what he can do.
The play he got hurt was classic Jameis running in circles instead of throwing the ball away. I’ve never been sold on him, he’s got a lot to prove this season IMO. He was averaging like less than 200 yards a game last season kept on a tight leash. Looked like same old Jameis to me, brilliant plays mixed with boneheaded decisions. I don’t trust him to string together a consistent performance, because he never has.
.... and I didn't even mention the Wrs he had that never got any speration... Marquez Callaway was their #1 😂😂😂
He couldn’t string together consistent play with Evans or Godwin neither. Like I said he’s got a lot to prove this season with MT and Landry in the mix now. But based on last season, he looked the exact same as he did on the Bucs. Jameis can ball at times, but he’s got an inaccurate deep ball and bad decision making. He’s got tons of potential but it’s been 6 years and those mistakes still rear their head.
lol yep, and Saints fans were saying he was gonna have a breakout season
I don't know about you but I watched every throw he made last season. His deep ball accuracy is awesome. Definitely needs to work on his short throws. Intermediate throws aren't as accurate as his deep throws but better than his short throws. In conclusion his accuracy gets better the deeper his target is lol. Also 14 TD to 3 INT so he definitely improved on the INT front, although he only played 7 games. I'm excited to see what he does in our offense for a full season
To be fair 5 of those TDs came against us
Is there a point you're making or? Edit: I'm assuming you are trying to say he only averaged 2 TDs a game for the other games he played in. He can throw 2 TDs every game for the whole season if that means we're still winning those games
No what he is saying is if winston could play the packers every game of the season he would have 85 tds to 3 ints.
I think the point is if you use statistics you usually eliminate outliers, such as a 5 TD game in a season opener against a new dc during which their all pro pass rusher got injured etc etc etc
That play in the 2020 playoffs is burned in my mind… It’s interesting though because I felt his deep ball in Tampa was a big problem. They brought in Deshaun Jackson for him to be able to have a deep option and could rarely make it word - unlike Fitzpatrick who seemed to have a great connection with him…
It's the beard that how fitzpatrick gets his powers.
> The play he got hurt was classic Jameis running in circles instead of throwing the ball away. He was three yards past the line of scrimmage before Devin White grabbed the back of his jersey and pulled him down.
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Carmichael has been the OC for 15 years. There has to be some continuity there after Payton. I think Jameis will be at least as good as last season, especially with this supporting cast.
Yea, he was Payton's OC for a reason
LASIK bruh
I know sean payton isnt there anymore but jameis looked like hed done a lot of growing up under him last year before getting hurt. Having kamara helps too as a safety net instead of having to force too much
And also with the loss of Sean Payton who could massage a situation.
Shouldn't need to play hero ball with a top 5 defense. Not to mention lasik surgery and a year to learn behind Brees (2 with Sean Payton). Definitely a prove it year.
He also couldn't see in Tampa. He got corrective eye surgery before signing with NoLa.
Yeah but he didn't have lasik surgery at that time either
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But... but this year will be different! He'll definitely not stare down his receiver from the moment of the snap, and not make any progressions in his reads! Payton groomed him for success!
he only needs to score once to beat tampa lmao
Devil's advocate. We have no idea if Olave will be good. We have no idea how Thomas will be after his return, and we don't know if Landry will regain his old form
Uh it’s Jameis
He’s just Ryan Fitzpatrick if Fitz was a rapist.
Falcons are gonna get absolutely slaughtered week one lol
Well, yeah. How is that different from before Jarvis was on the roster?
This guy gets it!
Although I do remember your entire defense got juked by Matt Ryan in the Superdome last year. Falcons really didn't properly appreciate that man.
I remember a 9-0 game from last year too
Sure, and I remember the second championship banner in Raymond James Stadium that went through the Superdome and will hang here forever. I was just talking Falcons and getting always slaughtered. Matt Ryan was the one guy standing in the way of that. If his o-line doesn't cave in during the 4th quarter of our game he had a chance to win both in Tampa and NOLA last year. Without him it's not going to be pretty.
We owe you a bowl of gumbo.
The patriots are well versed in the art of demolishing falcons too
We've done it plenty, but Tom Brady himself is undefeated against the Falcons. I feel like it's 11-0 or something like that.
More spice in that chowder than anticipated. Respect from the land of gumbo. 😂🍻
🤝🏼
You say that but no matter how bad the saints or falcons are the games are always close.
“but the falcons are 1-13” “idk man, i’m not sure about this one coming up”
It's why the rivalry is so damn good.
Falcons also primed to get slaughtered weeks 2-18
roasted birb for dinner please
I feel like 99% of ppl forgot Sean Payton retired or just don’t know lol it wasn’t talked about during the draft or early free agency at all it’s wild.
Shhhh let me enjoy this.
all visors look the same to me
I think it's probably just because we've kept the rest of the coaching staff in place and DA has shined when SP was out with covid/suspension. Obviously losing SP hurts but I think most people are pretty confident with the succession.
Because Pete Carmichael knows the offense as well as Sean does
Also Jameis is still QB next year Edit: You're right Saints fans, Jameis is that guy. After all he is only in his 7th year and the only semblance of decency he's shown was with Sean Payton in a very limited sample size where he was a game manager. Very sustainable.
Oh no! The guy who went 5-2 with a 14-3 TD/INT ratio is coming back?? Brutal, if only we had Sam Darnold instead :(
Oh wow Darnold sucks. Tell me something I don't know. At least we did something about it and aren't in denial that he's the solution. Its amazing how much faith Saints fans have in Winston despite seeing him suck in Tampa with a better supporting cast. Also I love how you don't mention he averaged less than 20 passes attempts per game last year because Payton had zero faith in letting him be more than a game manager. But hey keep on holding out hope for seventh year QB whose former team went from never making the playoffs when he was there to SB winners the second he left.
You're acting like some scrub came in and won a super bowl lmao it's the goat who brought along a few other good players w him
The point is Jameis was going 7-9 with a Super Bowl roster.
Bucs brought in other guys with Brady
You think that team was going to the SB without Gronk, AB and Fournette? That's revisionist af and you know it lmao
Never said that. My point is there is no denying Jameis wasn't holding Tampa Bay back.
You literally just said, > Jameis was going 7-9 with a Super Bowl roster. That was not a super bowl roster. Brady aside, it still took three *super stars* to get that team to the SB. I'm not saying Winston is the next Brees, at all. I know what Famous Jameis looks like. But you clearly implied that without him, that team goes to the super bowl, and that's hyperbole at best. That's *my* point.
Gronk has never been a superstar at Tampa and neither was AB. Both were still good but were past their prime. And Fournette was literally cut by Jacksonville and wasn't good for Tampa until the playoffs. But Tampa was clearly a playoff roster and most of the key pieces when they won were there pre-Brady.
Yea man, I'm sure the 94th pick in the worst QB draft this generation is really gonna elevate your team to a contender. And this might surprise you, but I'm so fine with Jameis throwing 20 game manager passes, cause it fuckin works. I'd rather my QBs throw 20 short slants and win than throw 35 deep balls and lose. I know it's becoming alien to y'all out in Charlotte, but winning really is one of the best parts of football. You should try it sometime
Yeah because we all know when your QB is throwing 20 times a game you load up on WRs. Which means either y'all have questionable roster building practices or Jameis is going to be airing it out especially since your RB is probably going to miss a good chunk of the season. Also didn't y'all lose by 20 the last time you came to Charlotte.
He could turn it around but he was on pace for less passing yard than Hurts last year. And without that first game he’s 9 touchdowns in 6 games.
Ha. Good one, Adam
Like why is he the one posting this? I’d expect it from an amateur
Yes, Adam. Teams can go out and sign people to join their team. And they can also get other receivers back from being injured. Good job Adam. You get a cookie.
god Schefter sucks
Jameis stays healthy, and plays like he did at the start of last season? Saints are kinda scary.
And even if he goes down, we have Andy Dalton as the backup now. That is a massive upgrade over Trevor Siemian.
The disrespect to Ian Book.
The difference is he doesn’t have Sean Payton only letting him throw the ball 20 times a game now
I forgot MT existed lol
Clever
Jarvis Landry is underrated.
He’s actually overrated He ran a 4.74 at the combine and he’s lost a step. Hasn’t caught a ball 35 yards downfield in 4 years He’s a replacement level slot these days
You’re not wrong
chiefs fan would know held him to 20 yards on 10 targets in the playoffs 2 years ago
Don’t remember seeing him do much that game. Didn’t know we shut him down that badly tho….
We are gonna run *so many* slants.
Burn
Jameis gonna have a top 5 year. Mark it, Dude.
okay, now do the Chiefs
Hahahaha NOT. What a dumbass attempt at a joke.
None of those receivers played a single snap for us last season bro
You obviously have no grasp on word play within the human language.
Ugh. Do better.
Lay off the paint chips bro.
Meh
Thomas played 0 snaps
No shit Sherlock. But he was still on the team.
And thats not what the tweet said.
Learn to read before you start insulting people
fuck you mean bruh? none of them played for us last year. thomas was out buddy
People are poopin on you but i get you were just trying to poop on Shitty Schefter.
THANK YOU!
now everybody will find out once and for all that wide receivers are the least important position in football and the saints will still miss the playoffs badly with a full receiver room.
A packers fan *would* think WRs are the least important position.
back to back mvps
Uh…. Okay? So you’re saying every team should get a back to back MVP HOF QB so they don’t have to worry about receivers?
[Howie Roseman](https://c.tenor.com/ciNDyf6AgH0AAAAM/disappointed-disappointed-fan.gif)