Originally Posted by SmashMouth (Post 969818)

I just wonder what the Bobby Hebert of old would think or do if it were he in a similar situation. Wasn't he the Derek Carr of old ? Didn't he bolt to Atlanta as a pro? My recollection of Bobby Hebert was that of a choke master as a QB, always with an INT at the worst possible time.

Originally Posted by SmashMouth (Post 969818)

I just wonder what the Bobby Hebert of old would think or do if it were he in a similar situation. Wasn't he the Derek Carr of old ? Didn't he bolt to Atlanta as a pro? My recollection of Bobby Hebert was that of a choke master as a QB, always with an INT at the worst possible time.

Originally Posted by K Major (Post 969820)

My dad (R.I.P) would be the first person to tell you that Bobby was very mediocre but decent enough to get that 1st chip in New Orleans. The defense was that good.

But yeah, Hebert should understand that the ultimate goal at every position is to improve. DCarr is an upgrade over Dalton.

Originally Posted by SmashMouth (Post 969833)

Is Carr shopping for houses in Metairie yet via someone’s real estate agent sister?


... asking for a friend. :bng:

Originally Posted by SmashMouth (Post 969833)

Is Carr shopping for houses in Metairie yet via someone’s real estate agent sister?


... asking for a friend. :bng:

Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II (Post 969837)

I like to Bobby when he was playing for the New Orleans Saints. I think he's a traitor who went to Atlanta and an incoherent drunk. Surely, we could find somebody more intelligent and entertaining.

Originally Posted by rezburna (Post 969841)

I do enjoy his restaurant though.