re: March 17th is when we need to cut Carr by to keep him from getting another $30M guaranteed

Pretty interesting analogy. Looked up Carr's record by HC and thought this was interesting:

Dennis Allen (both Oak & NO): 14-17 .452 winning %age, (DA career .329)
Tony Sparano: 3-9 .250 winning %age, (TS career .438)
Jack DelRio: 25-21 .543 winning %age, (JD career .497)
Jon Gruden: 22-31 .415 winning %age, (JG career .511)
R Bisaccia: 7-5 .583 winning %age, (TS career .583)
Josh McDaniels: 6-11 .400 winning %age, (JM career .377)

I don't think this really means anything other than the only good HC he played for was Gruden. I think a lot of us like Del Rio, but his overall record is bad; however, does he get the benefit of the doubt since his record was built on 9 years with Jax and 3 years with Oak?

Sparano & Gruden are the only coaches that have a higher career winning %age without Carr.

Is Josh McDaniels the offensive version of DA, or was he a product of Brady?

A 45% winning percentage does not mean Carr is a BAD QB.Archie
Manning winning % was much worse because he was on horribly run
franchise.If Archie had been drafted by a competent team he would have
been a top NFL QB.Carr when healthy and the team healthy rated as a
top 10 QB last season,thats not me saying that thats the NFL stats talking.
Yall can hate on Carr all you want he wasn`t the SAINTS problem.Some of you are just blinded by hate.

quote:

---

I get what you are saying, but his whole career has been with the raiders and a Dennis Allen led Saints team. That’s about as bad as it gets.

---

And he had a chance to leave the raiders and chose to play for Dennis Allen where he could collect his money and be comfortable. Dude isn’t exactly a competitive freak like some of these QBs. Mediocrity tends to attract mediocrity and he kinda is what he is.

That's $2.5M for every redzone turnover that he'll ultimately have in 2025 and try and blame one of his teammates for (with his gestures).

quote:

---

And he had a chance to leave the raiders and chose to play for Dennis Allen where he could collect his money and be comfortable. Dude isn’t exactly a competitive freak like some of these QBs. Mediocrity tends to attract mediocrity and he kinda is what he is.

---

Hate to break it to you but most teams that are getting QBs off the scrap heap (free agency) are not going to be franchise QBs or they were at one time and well past their prime.

And those teams are usually bad and looking for a qb to change their fortunes.


Teams usually hang on to the good ones and don’t let them hit the market.

Brees was damaged goods, only reason he hit the fa pool.