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.

^^^^

What a loser.

On the surface, the Saints’ decision to exercise their right to restructure quarterback Derek Carr's contract ties player to team for 2025. At a deeper level, a change remains possible.

Specifically, Carr could still be traded — if, of course, he'll waive his no-trade clause.
Multiple teams, we're told, were monitoring whether the Saints would release Carr. The Saints could have done it, assuming he would have passed a physical, given his late-season hand injury. It would have avoided $30 million in 2025 pay that had been guaranteed for injury only.

Instead, the Saints took the $40 million, reduced Carr's salary to $1.255 million, and dropped the $38.745 million difference into a guaranteed payment.