Carr explains why some players aren't receiving targets (1 Viewer)

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When there’s not as many attempts, targets for guys who aren’t first or second in the read go down,” Carr stated. Getting the ball out quickly has also been a point of emphasis given the state of his offensive line, so naturally players at the top of the read are going to get the ball more often.
 
This team is competing with a handicap, we can't as Saints fan start complaining like we are a complete team when the coaches and players know what their handicap is this year.
Correct, and that's called good coaching: getting the right players in good positions to make plays. When you have fewer of the right players, you adjust your play calls to target those right players. Kudos to KK for knowing what strengths and weaknesses he has, and using his personnel effectively within those constraints.
 
I mean Sheeds down there some where. He needs to stop staring guys down though, it doesnt help because 22 is winning his match up early and thats why Carr is slinging it out there the other guys gotta get open and make plays where is Juwan Johnson?
 
I mean Sheeds down there some where. He needs to stop staring guys down though, it doesnt help because 22 is winning his match up early and thats why Carr is slinging it out there the other guys gotta get open and make plays where is Juwan Johnson?
Blocking, isn’t he chipping to help Penning?
 


When there’s not as many attempts, targets for guys who aren’t first or second in the read go down,” Carr stated. Getting the ball out quickly has also been a point of emphasis given the state of his offensive line, so naturally players at the top of the read are going to get the ball more often.
"Great. Now, the Failcan'ts know EXACTLY how the Saints are gonna have the passing game play out..."
 
"Great. Now, the Failcan'ts know EXACTLY how the Saints are gonna have the passing game play out..."
It's a concept, every team plays with a concept, we are going to study and defend their concept.
 
No tightend, coupled with no wideouts after the top two and an oline without depth. Qb and offense is tied with one hand behind their back.
 

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