And they don’t have to “reach” to grab their next QB. Carr is there for 4 years, likely 2-3. The Saints have multiple drafts to find a developmental guy and get him ready.
Strong find. I had the same perspective on Jimmy G taking care of the ball.
Carr has .56 fumbles per game to Jimmy's .4, but that makes it pretty even overall.
ESPN is reporting "sources," but there was that Carr tweet where he posted "Who dat," so it sounds like a done deal.
I think the highest ranking defense Carr ever had was 13th in one of his first couple of years. Other than that one year Carr has never had a D in the top half of the league.
I read somewhere that he never had better than a #25 defense?
Rumor is they are working on a deal to trade for Rodgers.
He has a better chance in the NFC.
That's the rumor in NY as well. I was actually hoping for Carr as he's much younger, not as much of a hit on the cap and Rodger's is a flake that could decide to retire soon.
Plus, we already did the "washed up Packers legend" thing a few years back, and it didn't work out too well.
Does that include Sauce Gardner and a #1?
You sure? In my lifetime, I can’t recall many better Jets seasons than that Favre season.
He was mean to wimmin
They started 8-3, he got hurt, didn't come out because of his streak of games played and they ended up 9-7 missing the playoffs. 9-7 is one of their better years only due to decades of craptacular management and ownership. Going 1-4 in the last 5 games was quite the kick to the balls
The Saints didn't look in terrible shape to me. If Carr signs it will be on comparatively low 2023 and 2024 cap numbers. At least 1, and maybe both, of Winston and Dalton will be released. It made sense for Carr to sign with a team early and set the market. Even if he didn't it was in his interest to have the press saying he was close to signing for a high price. That would push the Seahawks and Giants towards tagging their QBs.
