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re: Reminder: The Saints cannot tear it down this offseason. It is virtually impossible.
Posted on 12/27/23 at 11:13 am to Swagga
Posted on 12/27/23 at 11:13 am to Swagga
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Draft a young QB and hopefully hit on your other picks.
Let Allen and Carmichael return to lead the tank. Let the contracts run their course next year.
Fire Allen and Carmichael as soon as tank is secured. Trade any dead weight after next season.
Bring in young offensive minded coach to pair with new young QB. Hopefully hit in the draft again.
This can be sorted out by the end of next season if done correctly.
Why would you draft a QB before the tank? Generally the tank is to get in position to draft a QB at the top. As it stands now, the Saints are going to be picking outside of the top 10. They are unlikely to get one of the top 3 QBs from that spot. It would be better to tank next season THEN pick your QB if your plan is to "tank".
Basically, if the Saints want to tank they are going to have to (1) stop kicking the cap can down the road; (2) have a fire sale to trade valuable assets (even if they are getting less than they really want in return); accept that things may be really bad for at least a few years.
IMO, I don't think they take that approach next season. I think the change will be a new OC. Carr has been terrible this season. But I don't think anyone can with a high degree of certainty if that is because he just sucks or is hamstrung by a bad OC. The FA will use next season (since they are stuck with Carr anyway) to determine that answer. If Carr is terrible again with a different OC then we will have certainty on that answer.
Posted on 12/27/23 at 11:35 am to Alt26
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But I don't think anyone can with a high degree of certainty if that is because he just sucks or is hamstrung by a bad OC. The FA will use next season (since they are stuck with Carr anyway) to determine that answer. If Carr is terrible again with a different OC then we will have certainty on that answer.
Carr hasn't exactly had a stellar career. Hell he had a great RB AND WR last year in Oakland and they basically asked him to stay home. He's now entering his mid 30s. He's not going to have this career resurgence as the number of genuinely good years were pretty small to begin with.
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