Saints Draft: New Orleans Trade-Back Scenarios
Mickey Loomis has been very selective about when he trades up, and this year could have the perfect moments to do it.
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Once again, these teams have players that, that come to their team, they can't really utilize them, but for some apparent reason it's always the player's fault.
Everybody that gets traded is, isn't, like, yesterday's garbage.
Everybody that gets released, that don't mean that they don't have anything to offer a football team.
And I just don't like how people just operate, man.
It, it's all Like, I get it, nobody wanna feel like they got second rate, but dang, can we at least see what these dudes are capable of before we start talking about, "Oh man, this dude ain't good enough to play."
I, I always give y'all the example about the, the big man at the black top.
You start picking guys, right?
I got him.
I got him.
Then all of a sudden it gets down to the, to the, to the net cutting time, time to get two or three last one or two players.
"Oh man, I don't know man, dude kinda big, he might be slow."
Then all of a sudden you get this dude, and the man out here slashing, catching rebounds, dishing fast behind his back looking like Magic with the Showtime Lakers, and you wouldn't even had this guy on your team if you ain't pick him last because this other guy didn't want him.
You gotta give people opportunity to change the narrative before we start talking about guys.
I don't see what anybody has saw in Trey Palmer to make you believe that this man ain't capable of making plays.
Jalen Polk went to the New England Patriots when they sucked-
