Finally figured out the Carr conundrum (1 Viewer)

[Madmarsha]

You might need to get those eyes tested cos she’s a 4.7 at best.

If we're talking Skylene, I'm docking her another .7 based on the name alone.

If we're still talking in metaphors and analogies for the team, it's 0.7

 

[Madmarsha]

Just like how the Raiders hired that moron Josh McD

Where even is that mouthbreather now? He consistently had some kind of position in the NFL since 2001 when he was 25, is now 48 and hasn't been on an NFL staff since last October. It's probably not the last we'll see of him in some capacity but hopefully he doesn't get another HC chance.

 

[DoubleSaint]

If we're talking Skylene, I'm docking her another .7 based on the name alone.

If we're still talking in metaphors and analogies for the team, it's 0.7

The team

And I was being generous because Paytons scheme is holding them back a little.

 

[Mojomajik9]

So, I'm confused. Is it Brees or is it Carr who will be buying my loyalty by getting me a new car?

 

[Rexman100]

Where even is that mouthbreather now? He consistently had some kind of position in the NFL since 2001 when he was 25, is now 48 and hasn't been on an NFL staff since last October. It's probably not the last we'll see of him in some capacity but hopefully he doesn't get another HC chance.

If Bill Belichick comes back, (he said he was anyway) I’d assume that Mcdaniels could join him. But to answer your question, I have no idea where he is now

 

[Scorpius the Allfather]

I didn't like him from the start, thought she could do much better.

But things are starting change.

Not ready to eat crow but I'm researching recipes.

No recipes, straight up flavorless crow. No hot sauce. You gotta taste the bitterness.

 

[Scorpius the Allfather]

Daddy Sean Payton left us for a young hottie in Denver after we were loyal for so many years. This is why people want SP to fail. As cooky as that sounds its spot on. We as fans feel dumped. Ive said this before, a city is like a woman. If you piss her off you must sincerely apologize immediately and you'll be forgiven. If not you'll be resented and hated. Wouldn't it have been better if Sean addressed the media and said, "Saints fan I love you dearly, but I've been here 16 years and unfortunately my message has become stale, its believe its time for me to move on, but don't ever forget, Ill always bleed black and gold. Had he said this, there would be no problems. People would've said, well, he told us straight up, guess hes doing what he's got to do. BUT NOOO! Instead he left like a thief in the night. lol. (im over it as long as he doesnt beat us and doesnt win another Super bowl) Curious if @Madmarsha agrees? (or any other female Saints fan) How come you think when any politician or public figure screws up, an apology is demanded immediately. (then they are fired anyway LOL)

Who's this we?

 

[Scorpius the Allfather]

And how do you not was always my question as plenty of us were pointing to Pete from the get go, not just with the benefit of hindsight as "they" will want to claim. How does anyone even remotely familiar with the Payton era not know that Pete was never the playcaller let alone the people inside the front office?

It was so frustrating how long it took for the Saints to admit they were wrong. Yeah, you don't let fans make the decisions; but they were so pathologically mired in the idea of a smooth transition rather than blowing everything up (which I agree with) that it kept them from seeing the forest for the trees and wasted a couple of years of "doing the same thing".

I just wish DA had been a little less nonconfrontational, less antithetical to Sean Payton's style of complete control and insisted on some changes instead of keeping everything status quo.

Pete's very first game calling plays was the 62-7 game and he called all of 2012 and some other times too. It was the fact that he had Drew. Drew would bail him out, but it wound up hiding the fact that ole Petey Boy didn't know what he was doing without Drew. He was fools gold.

 

[Rexman100]

Who's this we?

It’s just a joke, laughing at the odd relationship of a fan base in relation to its team. Especially when a coach leaves, It strangely resembles a toxic Male/Female relationship.

 

[VPCajun]

How often did Carr do this, though? I just never read Carr being all that aggressive like that.

He did it in like week 2 or 3, so it takes time to regain trust when you snap at people.

What I recall was that Carr and "those involved" got together and ironed everything out a couple of weeks later. (Or... keeping with theme of this thread, "They kissed and made up.")