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.

https://sports.yahoo.com/article/nfl...145505661.html

You bring up a good point, but according to the Adjusted Games Lost stats, no team lost more games as a direct result of injuries than the Saints.

https://sports.yahoo.com/article/nfl...145505661.html

You bring up a good point, but according to the Adjusted Games Lost stats, no team lost more games as a direct result of injuries than the Saints.

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.