NEW ORLEANS — Saints quarterback Derek Carr hopes to experience the Superdome in a new way on Sunday.
The 50-year-old venue, which will host its eighth Super Bowl this February, has in recent years lacked the mix of anticipatory buzz and deafening crescendos that defined big games during the glory days of former coach Sean Payton and record-setting quarterback Drew Brees.
Carr even got booed at times last season, his first with New Orleans, as the Saints labored through a third straight non-playoff campaign.
But Carr and Co. sense a different energy as New Orleans (2-0) prepares to host...
Continue reading...The 50-year-old venue, which will host its eighth Super Bowl this February, has in recent years lacked the mix of anticipatory buzz and deafening crescendos that defined big games during the glory days of former coach Sean Payton and record-setting quarterback Drew Brees.
Carr even got booed at times last season, his first with New Orleans, as the Saints labored through a third straight non-playoff campaign.
But Carr and Co. sense a different energy as New Orleans (2-0) prepares to host...