“Carr has only won one more game than he's lost in two years as the starter in New Orleans”.

Oh boy.

And I am sure that the coaching and the other 52 players on the team had nothing to do with that fact, right?

Yes. Right.

Your cute little emoji looks like Carr laughing, on his back, as usual, rolling around in his $40 million, while we lose (again).

As long as it makes you miserable. You have personally done your best to do the same for us here for years now. Quid pro quo.

I hope you sent a copy of this ^^^ (word for word) to your Divine Lady Gayle.

Quido Pro Quo.

And I am sure that the coaching and the other 52 players on the team had nothing to do with that fact, right?

Guido is right. There were multiple factors in why the team lost last year, one of the least of which was Carr’s play at QB. We saw how well the team could play when healthy. The first two games, they didn’t just win, they outright dominated. Even in the third game when the injuries started to creep in, they came very close to beating the eventual SB champs. Of the games they lost, 6 of them were within a TD, even with a depleted roster, riddled with injuries. Couple that with the 5 they one, and this team could have been easily 11-6.

Some good points and a realistic perspective, however all teams were dealing with injuries, not just us. I think our bigger problem was we lacked good depth and got out coached on many occasions.