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Qbert Jones
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re: Help me understand Derek Carr's stats / tenure in NO
Posted by Qbert Jones on 2/17/26 at 4:00 pm to soccerfüt
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re: Help me understand Derek Carr's stats / tenure in NO
Posted by Qbert Jones on 2/17/26 at 4:00 pm to soccerfüt
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“had”, not has.
His intangibles were abysmal.
Everyone knows this around the league, he’s done.
Reports were that both Cincy and Indy reached out to him last year after their starters went down with injuries. Kellen Mond said that the Vikings wanted Carr back in 2023, so if there is any smoke to Minnesota looking at him now, it would make sense.
re: Help me understand Derek Carr's stats / tenure in NO
Posted by Qbert Jones on 2/17/26 at 1:51 am to fightingtigers98
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Down 27-3 to Minnesota with 5 minutes in the 3rd before Jameis threw a touchdown
Winston had an RTG of 57.4 in relief duty that year, more than 20 points lower than his second lowest RTG of his career. You think maybe the offensive problems had something to do with the head coach running the show and an OC who didn't really want to be there and had lost his ingenuity for designing and calling plays?
re: Brian Thomas Jr could be available
Posted by Qbert Jones on 2/17/26 at 12:32 am to FMtTXtiger
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for the games he was targeted much less this year and the offense is different.
Lawrence targeted him as much this season as last. The thing is though that Mac Jones peppered him with double-digit targets every game down the stretch last year after Lawrence got put on IR.
re: Help me understand Derek Carr's stats / tenure in NO
Posted by Qbert Jones on 2/16/26 at 8:36 am to Porpus
I think some people really don't like him as a person (which is their right to feel that way) and that influences their opinion of him as a player. His first year here, the Saints tied for first in the division, but lost the tiebreaker and missed the playoffs. That 9-8 record included Carr leaving the Green Bay game (a loss) up by three scores and an easy TD drop by Foster Moreau that would have (very likely) sent the home game against the Jaguars into OT. All that with the team being guided by Dennis Allen, whom I am sure we all feel the same about in regard to his head coaching ability.
There is no doubt that he has starting NFL QB talent. Whether or not there will be a marriage between him and a good enough team at this point who thinks enough of his overall makeup (talent, age, leadership, etc.) remains to be seen.
There is no doubt that he has starting NFL QB talent. Whether or not there will be a marriage between him and a good enough team at this point who thinks enough of his overall makeup (talent, age, leadership, etc.) remains to be seen.
re: Possibility of Carr unretiring
Posted by Qbert Jones on 2/13/26 at 9:28 am to Townedrunkard
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He got this team to .500 last year when he started with no receivers and Dennis Allen as the coach. That’s quite a feat.
Carr was saddled with horrible defenses while in Oakland. He darned near turned Hunter Renfrow into Michael Thomas in 2021 though on route to making the playoffs.
re: Caffeine’s negative impact on creatine
Posted by Qbert Jones on 1/7/26 at 10:14 am to pwejr88
Creatine and caffeine have opposite effects on calcium regulation. Limiting caffeine to 250mg or less minimizes the counteractive effect.
re: Tanking the Atlanta game...
Posted by Qbert Jones on 1/2/26 at 3:05 pm to Proximo
He probably will play, but there is certainly a rational argument to be made in regard to Shough and the team for why he should sit.
re: Tanking the Atlanta game...
Posted by Qbert Jones on 1/2/26 at 2:52 pm to Proximo
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They aren’t going to take away his shot at ROTY
Carolina plays tomorrow. If Tetairoa McMillan has a big game (and he very well may with Jamel Dean out for Tampa), then I think the ROTY award possibility for Shough should become less of a factor in favor of sitting him to keep him healthy (as well as for tanking for an easier schedule next season).
re: The MAGA Powers Explode
Posted by Qbert Jones on 6/9/25 at 5:23 pm to Zap Rowsdower
From the meme thread on the Politics board


re: If Jeanty was off board, Raiders would have taken Banks at 6
Posted by Qbert Jones on 4/25/25 at 2:09 pm to Fun Bunch
That would have been interesting if Mason Graham would have fallen to #9 in that scenario.
re: To make the playoffs, Falcons need Saints to beat Tampa
Posted by Qbert Jones on 12/30/24 at 2:36 pm to Jwho77
The then 3-12 Raiders travelled halfway across the country through two time zones, walked off the plane 12 hours before kickoff, and proved themselves superior to this Saints team. The Bucs could play with their eyes closed and still probably cover the spread.
re: Carr is currently the #4 qb in rating in the league.
Posted by Qbert Jones on 11/19/24 at 10:36 am to Suntiger
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He will have one or two WTF throws or miss a wide open WR once a game.
Elite QBs do that, too. I was watching the KC vs. BUF game and Romo made a "He'd like to have that one back" type comment at least a couple times regarding the QB play.
re: Bring Us Your Favorite 2021 and Beyond Memes
Posted by Qbert Jones on 11/11/24 at 9:00 pm to fr33manator
NM
re: Derek Carr was asked about Michael Thomas Twitter garbage
Posted by Qbert Jones on 11/3/24 at 11:38 pm to burke985
The Internet never forgets.


re: How Is Rattler Progressing?
Posted by Qbert Jones on 10/28/24 at 12:59 pm to JepsenAbrams
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It's hard to access him with this on-line, but he doesn't look good. Nothing looks good right now. The run game is just as terrible. I stopped watching in the 2nd quarter.
Kamara averaged 6.7 ypc yesterday.
Miller averaged 5.3.
Taysom averaged 5.0.
re: Nathan fricking Peterman
Posted by Qbert Jones on 3/14/24 at 4:43 pm to whatiknowsofar
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The average success rate was around 81% for fgs between 40-49 yds in 2023. Do you consider 81% a chip shot average? If not that's where we disagree.
The success rate for 46 yard FGs in 2023 was 73.7%, quite a bit below the 81% you tried to deceptively use here by using the whole 40-49 yard range. 40 yard FGs had a success rate of 86.3%, so that's a big difference going back 6 yards from 40 to 46.
25 yard FGs (what most consider the long end of chip shot range) had a success rate of 98.6%. In no reasonable terms is a 46 yard FG considered a chip shot.
re: Nathan fricking Peterman
Posted by Qbert Jones on 3/14/24 at 3:03 pm to whatiknowsofar
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In college. Not the nfl. The average is 74%. Grupe was below average all season. 81% average verses the league average of 84%. That's the difference between a game or two.
It absolutely is for the good to great fg kickers in the league. Unless you want to bullshite to me that Grupe is good you don't know shite about NFL football.
You are a bonafide football idiot. No one with a football IQ over 50 refers to a 46 yard FG, not to mention an outdoors one, as a chip shot. That is reserved for short FGs, which 46 yards is definitely considered not.
fourvertsfootball.com
Why Is It Called A Chip Shot?
The reason that a short field goal was given the name chip shot is because of its similarities of a golfing chip shot.
When a golfer puts his ball close but not onto the green he must then chip the golf ball. When chipping a golf ball the golfer will only swing his club roughly a quarter of the way through his backswing.
Since the distance to the green is so short the player does not need to utilize a full swing. Additionally, the flight of chips is often a short high arching shot.
There are even golf clubs called “chippers” the create a short high flying shot with only a light swing of the club.
This is almost identical to the situation field goal kickers find themselves in on short field goals. They are not quite in the endzone so only a small amount of yardage is required.
Yet they still need to raise the ball above the defenders in order for it not to be blocked. To do this the kicker will hit a short but high arching kick through the uprights.
How Short Is A Chip Shot Field Goal?
Though there is no set distance on how long a chip shot field is it is safe to say it must be roughly twenty-five yards or less.
re: Nathan fricking Peterman
Posted by Qbert Jones on 3/14/24 at 1:28 pm to whatiknowsofar
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You didn't watch the game.
Pete had awful playcalling and jameis leading a go ahead chip shot fg that was missed. But yeah jameis lost that game lol
You are obviously the one who did not watch the game. No one who knows anything about football would say that 46 yards is a "chip shot FG." Yes, that loss fell a LOT on Winston. Ironically enough, people still use it to criticize Carr since he was the starting QB on record and took the L in the record books.
re: Nathan fricking Peterman
Posted by Qbert Jones on 3/14/24 at 1:09 pm to Proximo
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A backup quarterback..
Exactly. They had a much higher priced backup QB last season who couldn't hold on to a 17 point lead. Peterman is a guy who could not hold on to it for much cheaper. :lol:
re: I think Winston stays here this season!
Posted by Qbert Jones on 2/27/24 at 10:42 am to LivingstonLaw
Given what the Saints saw from Winston last season, they might as well just elevate Haener to back-up. Kubiak could very well see Haener as a better fit for the system that he wants to implement anyway.
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