re: Guys the solution to Carr is clear as day…

While I like the intent, it would be hard to go into the season with your team buying in with Carr#2 or 3 with I assume Rattler or some rookie #1. This isn’t Madden with robot players who do what you will from your joystick.
Trading him is ideal, but you have to find a willing partner, and that isn’t likely. Cutting him outright will be painful and could again piss off the team who, whether you like Carr or not, look to him as the O leader.
Keeping him this year? How many wins do you really think Carr elevates this team to? He didn’t win jack shite last season, and this team could have overall less talent. If you’re fantasizing over the #1 pick, I guess that is reachable with Rattler as your starter. But what about team integrity? Not many pros are going to give a lot of effort when it’s clear the team has no plan for the season other than suck to the bottom.
I think we’re stuck with Carr for one more year. I hope the team improves enough with him playing 10-12 games (he’s never finishing a 17 game season here), but I think it’s likely they will be a top 7-10 pick with maybe a ceiling of 15-16. And if the team is that good with Carr? Let him finish his contract since the team is moving in the right direction with the promise of cap space to come. If the team bottoms out? Then you can move on with less of a hit and much more player buy in when they can see he ain’t the guy. Payton did this in Denver.