This was Carr/offense’s best game and their turning point (2 Viewers)

[DMaestro]

The Colts aren't very good

Yeah, too many penalties, drops, bad throws and mental mistakes to be fully satisfied. We'll need to do better against better squads. But if we can put up 38 (should've been 45) with room to improve, maybe there's room for hope.

 

[efil4stnias]

I am starting to believe someone on the offense has a tell. a lot of times AK runs the ball he is hit almost as soon as he gets the hand off.

What worked?

That quick handoff...doesn't allow defenders an extra step or two to find crease. We ran a few that would pop for yards.

When we hand off 5 yds behind LOS, like it takes too long to develop and dline finds lane thru

 

[Epic Brownie]

I'm going to wait a few more games before I get excited. I got excited after the New England game and yeah....

 

[motivation2k12]

Saints offense has shown improvement and I think the 2nd half vs the Jaguars is when they woke up. They may have found something. Just gotta play smarter situational football on offense. Don’t over throw on 2nd and 5 and just get the 5 yards and keep the chains moving.

 

[kanona29]

What stood out to me is how the announcers mentioned that Carr spent time communicating with players all week. That he had talked to players more than ever before.

That's a key component we were desperately in need of... A leader on offense and for the team.

I think the fallout from last week's game was a wakeup call and Carr responded by taking on a more leadership role to improve communication and relationships in the locker room.

I think we're seeing some of the effects on that play out on the field.

 

[Saints-R-Us]

I am starting to believe someone on the offense has a tell. a lot of times AK runs the ball he is hit almost as soon as he gets the hand off.

When they bring in an extra o lineman for sure

 

[DSnfla]

I am starting to believe someone on the offense has a tell. a lot of times AK runs the ball he is hit almost as soon as he gets the hand off.

Naw , it's called poor OL blocking

 

[DSnfla]

What stood out to me is how the announcers mentioned that Carr spent time communicating with players all week. That he had talked to players more than ever before.

That's a key component we were desperately in need of... A leader on offense and for the team.

I think the fallout from last week's game was a wakeup call and Carr responded by taking on a more leadership role to improve communication and relationships in the locker room.

I think we're seeing some of the effects on that play out on the field.

Apparently Olave was not listening

 

[St.Dan]

I don’t think it’s a turning point in anything. I would absolutely love to be wrong, but there’s still not quite enough talent and discipline (i.e. pre-snap penalties) to rip off multiple wins in a row. Winner of this division is either 9-8 or 8-9, maybe even worse. Let’s all see which team it shall be.

 

[BoNcHiE]

The Colts are not an easy out. I didn’t expect to win by 11 on the road.

 

[WhoDat?DrewDat]

The Colts aren't very good

Same record as us.

Maybe we should enjoy the W and not be so negative?

 

[BayouSAINTJoe]

Same record as us.

Maybe we should enjoy the W and not be so negative?

Ain't being negative...the Colts aren't very good.

It's too early to tell of we've made a "turnaround" because we beat a bad team today playing their backup QB

 

[MV2]

The Colts aren't very good

That's what I'm thinking. Similar to how we ate the cheese after blowing out the Patriots.

 

[Paul]

Just keep building on today.

 

[guidomerkinsrules]

We should have won the Packers game. We should have won against the Jags too.

At least the adjusted oline looks massively improved. Not perfect. But not god awful.

Are you summoning the ghost of Coach Mora?