Does he call it quits after his contract is up?

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Nov 19, 2024
12:04:03pm

Mister P Truly Addicted User

Does he call it quits after his contract is up?

Do the saints re-sign him?

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Mister P

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You have to love Taysom, how many players are 34 years old, and run for TDs of 38 and 75, and not just run, but outrun

ChinaFan All-American

12:01pm

Does he call it quits after his contract is up?

Mister P

12:04pm

He can find a job if he wants one. So it is a matter of if he wants one. He won't be making what he was under the old

kimdaddy35

12:05pm

I think I would retire, take the $60+ million in career earnings and

Mister P

12:11pm

Not a bad idea.

kimdaddy35

12:14pm

Taysom is unique for sure. I'm not sure it has translated to winning as much as it

kimdaddy35

12:05pm

It clearly takes a sharper mind than Allen had. He was very traditional about how the offense ran, and I think he

ChinaFan

12:12pm

By your reasoning, I guess Barry Sanders wasn't a winner either?

CLCougar

12:13pm

Where did I say Taysom wasn't a winner? Man you guys are so weird.

kimdaddy35

12:15pm

Talented people with the wrong coaching or in the wrong system or not having adequate talent around

CLCougar

12:27pm

you mean guys like McCaffrey at Carolina, who are lucky enough to get out before their career is wrecked

ChinaFan

12:29pm

Exactly....or the multiple ex-Jet QB's being successful elsewhere. Accusing Sanders of not contributing enough to the

CLCougar

12:33pm

So did McCaffrey contribute more to winning in San Francisco or Carolina?

kimdaddy35

12:46pm

I'd argue that he contributed more, or that his contribution mattered more since Carolina basically relied on him for

ChinaFan

12:55pm

That would be an odd argument. That you contribute more to winning when your team doesn't win

kimdaddy35

12:57pm

Perfect example of a guy who was given the chance contributed more to winning.

kimdaddy35

12:50pm

Imagine is some coach like Reid decided to pull him in and use him. Mahomes wouldn't like it, Kelce probably would not

ChinaFan

12:57pm

100%. On a team like that he would be an impossible weapon to stop!

kimdaddy35

12:59pm

and with his contract, I can see NO putting him on the wire next year, and a team like KC picking him up for $5 mil

ChinaFan

1:05pm

What is your point? Did I say Taysom is the reason the Saints aren't winning? No I said the opposite.

kimdaddy35

12:41pm

You said it "is about the most obvious thing in the world" that 100% "

CLCougar

12:42pm

OK, if he were on a better team that had more talent he would have contributed more to winning.

kimdaddy35

12:45pm

If you can't see a poor choice of words in your earlier posts, and what they implied, that's on you. The fact you

CLCougar

12:51pm

You decided to completely misread a statement that in no way implied what you think it implied

kimdaddy35

12:56pm

Dude, deep breaths, if being called weird was the worst thing ever happended to me, I'd be divorced. My wife calls us

ChinaFan

12:58pm

I'm cool...my filter is on

CLCougar

1:50pm

it's not a bad comparison, the Lions never really won very many games despite Sanders' brilliance

byujag

12:19pm

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