Carr has to be one of the league's highest players in HC firings per active year. Funny coincidence...
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Light that pile of shit on fire.


Still remember people talking about a NO-Chiefs matchup in the Superbowl here. :-)
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Because they started 2-0?? :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)
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Losing to the Panthers just might have had some influence on that decision.
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The Saints are about 10 years behind on a rebuild. Time to bit the bullet. I'd offload Carr and start from the studs.
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They beat the shit out of garbage teams.

Buffalo, I'm looking your direction when I say this.
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I値l take my lumps. Was definitely me. I知 an idiot, you guys know this by now! Now I値l take the Lions and hope that has the same effect.
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His decision to not be aggressive with over 30sec and a TO left before the half was one of the craziest decisions I’ve seen a hc make. The announcers were confused.
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We all have our moments, this is a very small, insignificant one. Direck and Pete fart in your general direction.
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Carr got Allen fired twice. :-) Heard some podcaster say that and I laughed unreasonably hard.

I'm not sure why they hired him in the first place. Dude's never been good at anything.
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I get that there's only 32 NFL Head coach jobs but even still, this job has to be a tough sell. The Saints are already $77 mil over the cap next year and $16 mil in dead money. They have no hope of winning anytime soon. Going there is career suicide.
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Six years as a head coach, zero playoff berths. Two separate organizations hired him. Finishes with a .329 winning percentage. This is the shit we're talking about when we rightfully ask how Eric Bieiniemy never got a shot but this bozo got two.
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They are who we thought they were!
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