im not holding my breathe.

 

Good morning Anthony, I seriously enjoy perusing the articles you find for us, thanks!

 

You know, I once quipped that AT's posts are like reading all the sports outlets at the sametime with only the pertinent info being highlighted :hi5:

 

In 2007, the Saints drafted Robert Meachem in the first round. He was inactive for ALL 16 games. He had 12 catches in 2008.

He looks pretty damn good in 2009.

 

i like your optimism.
...but he hasn't done anything yet.
So we will ***** and moan.
And if he will turn out good.
We will all comeback, and tell each other "i told you so"
:pointlol:

 

I honestly thought he was some form of a program that automatically updated threads with new articles.

Come to find out he is some kind of message board super hero.

I realize now how ridiculous that is, but damn if he doesn't find the best articles and find them way before anyone else.

 

I don't hold out too much hope for Turner to be honest. If you look at our WR core we have guys that do one or maybe to things well each. What we are missing is that #1WR ( A guy that can do it all ). We can fill that #2 - #5 WR slots already with our current WRs.

Turner probably isn't a #1. So at that point then him coming in is just like switching out one decent WR for another.

I have no problem with Turner; he just isn't going to offer us anything that is a cut above what our current WR core brings to the table.

Edit: maybe he could become our long term #2 WR?

 

I thought Meachem tore up his knee in camp that year?

 

I drafted him on my fantasy team that year. I thought he had great potential but he really hasn't done much yet. Even this year he had that one game against Carolina but that's the only game this year he's had over two catches.

 

From what i saw in the 2nd half of the Patriot game, i believe you will now see a clear cut #1 option which will be Greg C...i believe the staff and the player are on the same page with that, I believe a conscious decision has been made, i think you will see a settling affect to our offense because we have determined that, He is now our #1..I believe you will see him targeted early and often, which will let Ginn and Bess settle back into their roles, with Pat turner comin the rear...real fast.

Coming off the ACL, I believe the man took unjust critisism, and there was a lot of false analysis about the player imo....

We about to find out how false some people's analysis, was..

Look for Greg C to lift this offense in a major way.

 

We have to see what we have in him.

 

cool

 

as bad as our wrs. are and this guy can't get on the field. pathetic

 

Meachem didn't play his rookie year cause he sucked. I live in New Orleans and remember it vividly. I trust wikipedia about as much as Padre trusts MSNBC.

He may have had some nagging injuries, but the dude was inactive cause he sucked.

 

if turner isn't playing, it is probably because he's not better than the guys we have starting.

 

I am holding my breathe.... NOT :pity:

 

What a depressing thought!

 

You're right for the most part. Did some research and it said that he had a knee injury causing him miss the summer so he couldn't take part in the regular season because he didn't know the offense and had to watch film.

 

Meachem is fast though. I don't think we will be calling Turner the Burner.

 

He better be a danm good project not playing this Long

 

Now I have a model to use to be a better poster. Good stuff there buddy!!

 

can't wait to see what he brings to the table. got a good feeling about the guy.

 

I say suit him up and plug him in. I don't care what he looks like in practice. I want to see this dude in the red zone jumping for fades and so forth.

Hell, can he be any worse than we've got on game days? :confused2:

 

agreed

 

i have to believe he is sitting for 2 reasons ...

he doesn't understand the offense enough to execute it, better than the current batch ...

he hasn't shown himself good enough to help on STs ....

this staff will not just throw rookies out on the field to see what they can do ... it just isn't their style - unless they are forced to do it (such as Davis and Smith). Just look at Clemons.

When they are comfortable that Turner can execute and contribute ... he will be out there.

just like most of you - i want to see what he brings to the table ... especially in the middle of the field and the red zone, but i think we'll have to wait a few more weeks.

equally, if we do go on the win streak we are capable of (considering our upcoming opponents) then his likelihood of playing decreases again.

 

he'll play against the Bucks. his time has come...

 

Mando's thoughts

Interesting to say the least.

 

Why the heck not give Turner a shot, whats he going to do, not get open?? And that would be different from the rest of the recievers how?? At least Turner has the size and body to go up after a ball.

The real problem with this is who do you sit? None of the recievers have stood out enough to actually pick one to keep or one to sit. I couldn't feel more indifferent about who sits. I guess you can't sit Ginn for the fact that he is the KR and Bess is the PR so that leaves you with Cam which is probably the best WR of the bunch and Hartline who actually seems to makes plays now and then.

 

That pisses me off that we dont use Cam more when he is better than most of our other recievers. He had a beast catch at the loosing end of last weeks game.

And we need to get Turner in there, he can only help with his large size and experience in a pro style system at southern cal. He can really ball out.

 

I remember one preseason game he came across the middle and just got the crap knocked out of him, few plays later, he miss a pass because he turned his head and looked at the defender:lol:. The guys working the game just started laughing.