We thought we were done with the Saints being an abject disa

We thought we were done with the Saints being an abject disa

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on defense and the cure for any teams problems. Is it 2014 all over again after the 48-40 loss to Tampa? Ralph explains why the loss to the Bucs might have been his fault. Dave was at the game and is... well...angry. Andrew is depressed because there aren’t any simple fixes to this defense. On the bright side Youth Alvin Kamara Jersey , Alvin Kamara and Michael Thomas are unstoppable and the Saints offensive line looks as good as advertised.Become a Patron and get access to more shows for as little as $1 dollar a month and help us raise enough money to do daily podcast.Want to join the fun or ask the guys a question, tweet them @PodcastSaints, like their Facebook page,or email them at [email protected] Saints History Archive!Our NEW Patreon page is live: https://www.patreon.com/SaintsHappyHourPodbean will remain active and ALL new Patron content will be loaded to the Podbean Patron page as well as the new Patreon page. You don’t have to switch but if you want to, the option is there. If you want to have access to Patron only content and not use Podbean consider supporting us through Patreon. WARNING: podcast contains explicit language The NFL trading deadline line is approaching, specifically on Tuesday, October 30th at 4pm eastern time. The 4-1 New Orleans Saints are on their bye week, so of course it's time to engage in rumors that will almost certainly not happen. Some whispers throughout the league have Arizona Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson on the market, and others have suggested that Oakland Raiders corner Gareon Conley might be available. Barring anything unusual, New Orleans probably lack the resources to get a player like Peterson http://www.authenticsneworleanssaints.com/cheap-ken-crawley-jersey , who is still one of the league's better corners. The Saints have already traded next year's 1st round pick to obtain Marcus Davenport, and their 2019 3rd round pick in exchange for Teddy Bridgewater.The team currently has picks in the 2nd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th rounds in next spring's draft. Recent NFL history tells us that rarely is a deal made during the season for a player who makes an impact for a contending team during the year in which he was traded. New Orleans does have some good depth in spots throughout their roster, particularly on the defensive side. Today we have a look at a few names who could attract interest from different teams if the Saints do look to either upgrade a different position or perhaps gain future draft picks. Ted Ginn Jr., WRPhoto by Wesley Hitt/Getty ImagesGinn, who missed last Monday's game against the Redskins with a knee injury, has 12 catches for 135 yards and two scores so far this year. His totals would have been higher, but quarterback Drew Brees missed the wideout on two long plays when Ginn had broken into the open earlier this season. He did struggle throughout the preseason though Color Rush Josh LeRibeus Jersey , and at times since the season has started, causing him to be singled out by coach Sean Payton on a couple of occasions for poor play. Still, Ginn has been a reliable veteran since joining New Orleans a year ago, and still has his trademark deep speed to threaten a defense. WHY HE COULD BE MOVED:The recent play of Cameron Meredith and rookie Tre'Quan Smith have them each poised to move past Ginn on the depth chart. Ginn has struggled with consistency throughout his career, and the coach's criticisms of his play could lead one to believe that Payton's patience could be wearing thin. Once one of the league's best kick returners, Ginn has failed miserably when tried in that role with the Saints. WHY HE SHOULDN'T BE MOVED:Ginn has the trust of his quarterback, something that should not be overlooked. His 787 receiving yards last year were third on the team, and his 75.7% catch percentage was the highest of his career as a regular receiver. Although Smith and Meredith have played well in recent weeks, both have yet to show that they can produce consistently within the Saints offense. The return on an erratic veteran wideout in his 12th season such as Ginn would probably not be as valuable as his worth in the New Orleans offense could be through the rest of this season.
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