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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by AsylumGuido Some of us will see tomorrow. If you have the NFL+ app you can watch on your phone. Other wise you have to be in the WVUE viewing area. I have IPTV. I see EVERYTHING!...
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Re: The Saints Backup QB Battle - Who Wins?
Originally Posted by papz
That's just it ... he was Joe Montana-esque at Fresno St with his late game heroics. He did an interview with Mariucci that opened some eyes.![]()
Originally Posted by rezburna
Maybe, maybe not... friendly reminder who was QB coach and OC last year.![]()
Let the games begin. I think both are superior to Carr, TBH. It's too late in the QB career game for Carr to have a Rich Gannon renaissance awakening. | |
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IDK about that Smash. He had a 68 comp%, Near 4,000 yards and three times more TDs than picks in his first year with the club behind a very questionable OLine. I don’t think Rattler or Haener would have done that. Nor do I think his performance (or lack of) was why the club missed the playoffs last year. JMO.
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I think Haener wins the top backup job for now. Once the season gets rolling and if the Saints are out of contention, then a move from Carr to Rattler would make lots of sense.
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I simply don't see but a single scenario where the Saints would be out of contention this season, especially in the NFC South. That would be if Carr suffers a season ending injury. In that case it would have been one of the young guys that couldn't keep us in the running. I could see a move from Carr after the season if for some reason we do not make the playoffs. Not because that move would mean a better QB in 2025, but more for cap related reasons. It would be that "rebuild" which I dislike by fielding an inferior team hoping (wishing, dreaming, etc.) that something better could come in the future.
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Originally Posted by AsylumGuido
You’re consistently hoping (wishing, dreaming, etc.) that something better could come in the future anyway. You have said that it might take a couple of decades. The sooner we move new chess pieces into position, the better.
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