Interesting interview from Kamara

That was an interesting interview. He mentioned Carr and McCoy as guys putting in the work too.

He’s definitely calling some guys out

Sorry, I can’t take anyone seriously who beat the shite out of someone in public with his crew. If I can’t trust that guy not to act like a criminal in the offseason, then I can’t trust him to be prepared to play a football game. If he’s a “leader”, that explains a lot about this team.

That is hilarious coming from someone who was suspended for the beginning of the season. Maybe kamara should quit acting the fool in the off-season.

On the field Kamara is one of the most prepared and talented athletes we have. So kind of dumb to act dismiss his work ethic and play on the field based off an off field incident when the season was over. There was a sexual battery investigation on Cam Jordan too. Do you not trust what he says as well?

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There was a sexual battery investigation on Cam Jordan too

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There were also a handful of instances of Cam getting physical w people at that club that was down the street from Red Eye (same block, just don’t recall the name)

Yet you have room to judge who he can or cannot lecture about football? I’m sure you stayed out of trouble but how much professional football have you played to judge who he can lecture?

Hes one of the best running backs in the league with great work ethic. On the field, he plays his arse off and hes only talking about football.

Agreed. But if coaches aren’t holding these guys accountable, players feel like someone has to. Best way to do that, is call people out publicly.

Carr also mentioned he had to be calmed down on the sidelines. I do place some blame on Carr here for this season but looks like players are hitting that crisis mode button mainly again because coaches can’t get these players in line or proper coaching especially on offense.

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I’m not hating on Shaheed but maybe its just a mentality. He was great today but still be ready every play.

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I'm a big Shaheed fan.

And yes he wasn't ready every time. Olave and Shaheed were both not alert when they had passes thrown to them in the endzone. Cannot have that.

I wouldn't say any of the WR's had a bad game. But if you aren't ready for that one play it could make or break a game open.

On that last play I knew Carr was going for Mike all day. But at that point the Saints were down a few starters on the O-line and those last few attempts were hard to watch because you knew Carr was feeling too much pressure.

I've crapped on Carr a lot but I'm standing with him after today. I'm trying to be more optimistic and not some harsh mother fricker all the time. I really am. But it's tough.