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Agreed. ultimately it’s the type of change that might swing a TD every couple games. No safety is a huge swing. The folks acting like we need to score 2 extra touchdowns a game are being dramatic. Especially when tre returns.

the saints signed retired mike mckenzie and Chris McAllister mid season to play corner their Super Bowl year. To expect to be fully healthy is not realistic. getting tre back will really help bolster the secondary

Lose Micah but getting tre back in the secondary soon. Don’t like the trade but do like having reinforcements in the pipeline very soon.

for clarity, this is to toast the bread, not as an internal component though pimento cheese is also delicious so I wouldn’t be shocked if it could do well inside

I’d be curious how many butter folks have tried the Mayo method.

on the outside. and Mayo. dukes specifically

You’re talking fumble on a kneel down (got to be about single digit times in the modern era). Then defense recover that ultra rare fumble. Then offense goes 90 yards to score and convert the extra point. And then win in overtime. compared to score (common), onside (like 10%), score from mid field (common minus time constraints). And possibly be in overtime from there. both very rare but obviously the second is far more viable.

Strong disagree.

I’ll say I’ve been roasted a few times for being too serious when the bills have done similar with a late score. It’s rare it bites you like that but it sure does happen occasionally. Off memory, was Micah Hyde’s onside recovery similar with scoring when he should’ve gone down? If I recall it put us up 10 with just under 2 mins left when Miami had no timeouts and going down would’ve ended it

Lots of time and we’ve seen how teams balance out over long stretches. A lackluster game doesn’t color much this early. I agree those are the top three but think we see several of the second tier teams get hot for stretches and look like they could make real noise.

I don’t know that a lot are solidly ahead of them. But I also don’t think they are actually ahead of anyone in that second tier.

Or could’ve been a cramp and a 34 point lead. We will see.

though I wonder if some may have been in a tie game late as opposed to a blowout

yes. and it shouldn’t be.

It’s not the opposing teams job to fix that and we shouldn’t normalize it for this very reason

I was pretty certain but not 100% it was him both times. but yea, it’s one thing to jaw and shove a little. To run across the field and put a guy on the turf is a different level. And to do it repeatedly should cost him a game.

im not sure that an alleged violent gang rape is the spot to make the argument but if you want to go down that path that’s your prerogative. I’d pick my spot somewhere that better lends itself to that discussion, personally.

evans crushed a Saint post play for jawing at Winston when Winston was a buc. there’s no place for that

ill continue to say I think a lot of casual observers to this case lump what seem to be two incidents together. Araiza allegedly consensually engaged in a sex act with her long before the alleged gang rape. there seems to be no dispute of the initial incident. For the latter the closest we have is that she initially said she had no idea who was involved while he says he never even entered the house, had left the party and claims to have witnesses. Unless there’s a major surprise yet to be revealed, we likely do not see araiza face further consequences. There very well could be surprises still. she could willingly walk in a room and either not give consent or not be able to consent. as an araiza thread though, he’s not been solidly placed in the room himself yet though.

Evans as a repeat offender on these types of after the play blindside hits should be suspended in my opinion

evans being a repeat offender for just blind side crushing guys long after the play should get a suspension - not the first time he’s done that to the saints

Honestly, Herbert should’ve been benched

juju, hardman, Valdez scantling, and sky…. You skipped their number 2 and sent the wrong packer to them.

the stats on corners vs others covering tight ends bear out my point pretty consistently. Great players will still make some plays but a guy with great coverage skills tend to fair much better than simply a larger body that is just ok in coverage.

I suspect corners can cover him but more importantly they have had too many deep threats to sit a top corner on him