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"I just got done visiting w/Brian. He is in good spirits and wanted me to thank everyone for their kind words, prayers & support," Rivera said in a tweet Sunday night. "He wants his teammates to know he appreciates them all for reaching out and he loves them all & will be back soon doing what he does best."
The biggest challenge with Pickens isn’t his situation. If it was that simple, he’d be highly sought after. His biggest red flags are injury and personality. He’s pretty much a Josh Gordon type. When you buy a WR you’re expecting 5-7 good years out of them. I can’t predict that with Pickens. And the fact that he may have to wait to become productive is concerning. Ideally he’d show up day one…show he is an elite dynasty asset…then you trade him. But I’m not sure that’s going to happen this year.
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Zach Striefs take…one of the Saints OL coaches. Very insightful
The same exact thing can be said of Olave…who frankly, looks better that Michael Thomas did his rookie training camp (and it was clear Thomas was going to be a star at that time).
It took the Saints having nothing at QB for 2/3 of the season, nothing at WR, no kicker, and a completely injured OL to barely miss the playoffs on a tiebreak last year. They could pretty easily content with the Bucs for that division with Thomas, Olave, and Landry along with Winston, Lutz, and the OL being back.
Because it was missed by myself, the commish, and the other owner. There were multiple moving parts leading up to the trade. The reason it cannot be reversed is because it involved assets from last year, including a player. The most equitable solution is to get a 3rd rounder that can be traded.