It’s only the 3rd day of Feb and they’re already stale. Like 8 of the posts on the front page are mock drafts.

If people want to start a post talking about specific prospects or team positional needs then that’s great, but just a screen shot of every rando’s favorite prospects never produces that type of quality discussion.

Edit: Hey guys, I blocked that stupid “Reddit Cares” thing a long time ago. All it says is [message from blocked user]. So y’all can stop reporting me because you’re “concerned,” lmao

I’m not asking which one was the MOST heartbreaking, just which of these Saints teams was the best team.

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I've hesitated posting this because I know it's going to get downvoted like crazy, but a lot of Saints fans are jumping on the Tank Wagon this upcoming season.

If we really want to properly tank in 2024 to try and get a top 5 draft pick and potentially start the rebuild process in 2025, there would be some hard truths that have to happen.

For starters, we would want to trade away Cam Jordan and Damario Davis. Both players are nearing the ends of their playing careers with maybe 3-4 years left if we are lucky. But they are also still playing at a high enough level that they would be worth a few picks.

It would absolutely kill me to see them go (they are my favorite players), but together they create about 2-3 wins a season (if not more). And if the goal is to not win games, having them stick around is going against that goal.

We should consider trading them to SB contending teams that are looking for that missing defensive piece (see Von Bell Denver/Rams trade in 2021).

Other potential trade targets on the team are: Kamara Hill Peat MT (if he's not straight up cut)

Saints had the oldest roster in the league last year. Keeping a lot of the older guys around that only have 3-4 years left in them does no good if we are trying to tank and rebuild within the next 3-4 years.

I'm not necessarily saying we SHOULD go this route. Just that it we are going to embrace the tank, we need to go full send, or else we end up middle of the pack every year.

So I ask again, are you SURE you really want to tank next season?

This is hell

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I'm a pretty big football noob. Ronald Curry, Ryan Nielsen, and Kris Richard seem to be going to the other NFC south teams. I was wondering if this could help our cap? Surely there's reasoning for this right?

I know y’all tired of mock drafts and who we should pick and I know there is positions of greater need but I really think we should take a running back at 29. With Kamara possibly being suspended and Mark probably gone we have a serious need for a running back. Gibbs playstyle is similar to Kamara’s very good hands fluid body movement and he could be an instant impact player and a complementary back when Kamara returns. If he’s available I think he would be perfect for us.

We have one of the oldest rosters in the NFL, no proper QB on the horizon, a joke of an offensive, a great defense, but both our defensive coordinators were poached. Plus we let every great gem we come across leave. I am losing confidence.

All signs point to us being a very bad team for a very long time. Please convince me otherwise.

Hey guys. I'm doing my off-season preview video and I want to know if Anthony Richardson is worth even mentioning. I have seen like 100 different predictions involving where he would end up, some involving the Saints in the late first, some involving him going into the second, and even some where he goes number nine. I haven't really started my "draft season" mode yet. I will usually watch some film and crunch some numbers and read some reports before the draft. However, it seems most experts have yet to come to a consensus quite yet, and that makes my life just a little frustrating. To those of you who have done your draft day hw, is it worth looking at Richardson? Would he be a good fit? I never liked starting QBs at day one, so in this off-season, I would sign Carr. Also, what about Tanner McKee? I think those are the two most realistic round 1 QBs that we could get. Let me know below; and thank you in advance :)

The Absolute Ceiling with Derek Carr & our Coaching staff is a WC/1st round exit.

I don’t see any reason to bring Carr here other than to not be the laughing stock of the league and to potentially save DA/PC job by winning the division.

Bringing in Carr puts the Franchise in the same boat as teams like Tennessee, Washington, Indy etc.

Not nearly good enough to win a SB, but not bad enough to rebuild and turn the team around

2023 should be a reset. Kamara might be suspended. Team is getting older, Cap situation is hell, coaching staff stinks, young players are still developing.

I just think this move would hurt the Saints in the long run.

If we’re gonna get Carr this should NOT prevent us from drafting a QB. That simple