Both versions of keeping Carr pay him $40 million more than cutting him, in the long run. Many cap experts have shown how we could cut Carr, it would just require taking a year off of big free agent adds and restructuring some smaller pieces instead that won't carry anything like the $60 million dead cap Carr will to move on from in 2026.

It doesn't matter if we want to field the best QB available. You don't want him. Having the best competitive option means nothing to you. That's clear.

I literally said I would like to use a potential division championship banner as toilet paper while suffering from diahreaa. Having a team that is competitive for the super bowl is all that matters to me. If we are not building for a ring we are building for a brown wipe. Clearly Carr is not a super bowl QB, at least not without elite lines we are nowhere close to having. Therefore to me he is nothing. 9-8 is the same as 0-18 to me. If you are not first you are last.