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Im not sure how I feel about this in consideration to how the team is spending money. Guys like DOLA and Butler must be pissed. I like chung as a player and appreciate his skill set and what he does for the team, but he can be inconsistent at times, and this is not just reflective of the down...

With those numbers, He has the potential to one day have an entire secondary with his last name (all his sons) lol

insane

I really wonder if it is "in a box" I would like to think, at the time they made the trade with NO (I believe it was) that got them pick 118, they would've called one of the several teams picking in the back end of the draft, and asked if they want to move up. Even if it was for essentially...

This is something that I've been thinking about off and on for awhile. Originally, we were supposed to have two 4th round picks, pick 118, and pick 131. The deflate gate punishment takes the highest pick in the round, so we are losing pick 118. To me, it would make the most sense to trade...

My dream NOLA/Pats Trade Butler, Chung, and Lewis for The 32nd pick, and Kenny Vaccaro. We all know the reasons for the Butler for 32nd pick. But I think Vaccaro would do amazing things in this secondary. Just as good, and at times, much better then Chung playing against the line, but he is...

Liked him since the combine. wish I could find more game tape on him

My pbinkie Jordan Lewis appears to have gotten himself involved with what I would call a dumb ...... Called the cops on him, they interviewed her, didn't notice anything or any signs, called him and didn't arrest him or file charges. But like always, and especially in DA cases, the prosecutor...

The more I think about the saints going after Butler, the more I just don't understand why. 1. Giving up a potentional 1st in a draft that is stacked in CB's 2. For the first time time in many season's the saints aren't in cap hell... why the rush to go out and get back into in by back loading a...

Watch them go block buster and shock everyone Trade Brees to another team. And pay us crazy like 11, 32, and next years first and this years second for JAG and Butler.

I love Butler, I really do. I would like him on this team for a long time. However, after putting a lot of thought into it, I just don't think its the best investment of money considering what he's looking to make, 12+ a season. Im thinking long term, both Rowe and Butler would be FA's in 18...

Has anyone thought of this trade scenario? I have a hard time seeing NO actually making a offer under the RFA guidelines and giving up their 11th pick. With that being said, I think trading the 32nd pick is much more likely. However, a part of me isnt content with getting that pick back, id...

Thats because Bill never put him in that position. The only time he guarded #1 receivers 1 on 1 was with players like Antonio Brown, and OBJ. When it came to the taller bigger players, Usually Logan Ryan played them with close support safety help, and when Butler did, he also got close safety...

In terms of skill for skill, yes I certainly do. What he is not, is not one of the 10 best matchup pieces a defensive coordinator could have. A true number 1 corner is a player you can take and stick on ANY Wr your opponent may present that week, wether they are 6'5, or 5'10. You can do so...

Its not about what butler earned, its about what he's asking. Butler is an amazing corner, one of the best skill for skill in the league, there no question about that. But unfortunately for him, god didn't gift him with the same measurable's and athletic ability as the "top 10 highest paid"...

You can be an effective through the tackles back at 215-220 lab's, especially if you're only 5'10. He's really good and lowering his pads, and even better at maximizing his yards by lowering his pads and falling forward for another 1-3 yards. He also has good lower body strength and excellent...

First off, I respect the time you put in to create your post and prove your point. With that being said, Almost none of those numbers carry any weight, at least in my eyes. Running back numbers at first glance are very black and white, and very often tell even half of the story. Bringing up...

I would say, at worse, he's equal. Bolden used to have more value on special teams. In the past two years, especially in 2016, we've had other players who have stepped up (i.e. Jonathan Jones, Trey flowers,) that make Boldens role as solely a core special teamer, more expendable. When you take...

I can understand the thinking behind your point, most defiantly. However... I feel different about this for several reasons. Lets start with the fact that everyone thinks that its all good, like we really don't need to pay running backs anything more then a vet minimum, or cheap late round...

Some preseason tape from 2015 of him taking a few (and doing well) from the slot. Cmon Bill, make it happen