In the Saints are indeed committed to Carr(for 2025) and will compete for the division

Not sold on Dart that high. Saints already have a young running qb who now has starting experience. Also have too many needs for that 2nd pick than a hopeful qb who won’t contribute this year. Saints need O and Dline help much more than another qb.

Someone else might take him that high. I’m just saying the Saints have no business taking him with that pick because of too many other needs.
Personally, I don’t see Dart being more than an NFL backup.

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Saints already have a young running qb who now has starting experience.

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After his first game, I thought he did “Okay" for a rookie. I actually held out a little hope. However, after that, it seemed like he regressed every game. He just got worse, and worse, and worse. By the end of the season, I had no hope that he could ever develop into even a competent backup.

I would never take a quarterback in the first few rounds of this year's draft as overall the position is weak this year and, more importantly, we’re going to be either sucking or in a rebuilding mode for the next 3 to 4 years. There’s no use in running out a decent quarterback's rookie contract given what the Saints will be facing the next few years.

If we view this year as being a waste and look to cut Carr next year so that will we will be rebuilding, then I would look at taking a quarterback next year or the year after.

Having said that, if there’s somebody that we might be able to develop in the fifth through seventh rounds, maybe take a flyer on that. But we shouldn’t be drafting any quarterback in the first four rounds. To do so would just be compounding the utter f*cking incompetency of signing Carr in the first place.

Compete for the Division when? Not next year, I don't think.

You ever get tired of being a homer and wrong ?

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Townedrunkard

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Will you put out a mock this year, mate?

If the Saints pick a qb the earliest will probably be 4 or 5th round at best.