They gained 30 yards in the second half, Carr had gained 11 yards in the second half a few weeks before this. The Raiders gain 30 yards in the second half and that terrible defense gives up 13 points and loses, 13-10. Thankfully the last game, Carr throw 3 more picks, the Raiders lose TOP by more than five minutes. The Raiders have 70 1st half yards, Carr is benched in the 4th quarter with 101 yards. The Raider lost the TOP by more than NINE minutes. Down 30-29, a kicker that’s money from 50+, ball at the 46 and Carr starts taking deep shots like his life depends on it. Then he gets a intentional grounding penalty on the same drive, 3 and out, over and done. Yeah, a delay of game on a stopped clock.
2nd half, up 20-17 Carr makes a rookie mistake, 9 years in and takes a delay of game after the clock stopped for a penalty.
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Please don’t act like there isn’t a history full of this over Carr’s 9 years. McDaniels probably knew this too, but in order to get hired you sometimes have to tell the owner you’re not going to need a complete re-build, and he probably told Mark Davis he could win with Carr.Ĭarr bashers cherry pick a few games or halves of games from a 9-year career and they honestly believe that’s a valid argument. At some point McDaniels realized what the people who had been watching Carr already knew, and he benched him. He wasn’t allowing Carr to quit on his team. Again, McDaniels has been a winner, so he knows what a QB needs to do. That way he could point to his garbage time stats and say the loss wasn’t his fault. Carr always tried to play interception-free and accept the loss.
I thought Carr played better than he’d played in years, but he had too many interceptions. Josh McDaniels wasn’t having any of this, so he made Carr play football. If the first read isn’t wide open, it’s either a check down and punt, or throw it into the ground and take cover from a hit. He stops thinking as soon as the ball is snapped, so there’s just no way he’s ever going to be a guy who’s good under pressure. That’s why so few humans have ever been great at it. The great QBs are the guys that can make the right decision in a hurry and do it under pressure. The Saints have missed the playoffs in both seasons since Drew Brees retired, but the arrival of Carr (not to mention the weak NFC South) is resulting in optimism in New Orleans that this could be the year they return to the postseason. I think we all kind of feel it right now,” Mathieu said.
“There’s just something different about this year. Saints safety Tyrann Mathieu says Carr’s leadership trickles down to the entire team. “I think that gives you a lot of confidence going into the season.” “Quarterback is the most important position on the field, and when you have a highly skilled player, a highly intelligent player, a guy that works the way the Derek does, a guy that has the type of leadership qualities that Derek has, that’s going to filter throughout the whole football team, players and coaches,” Allen said, via Jeff Duncan of. Saints head coach Dennis Allen is sensing a strong energy around his team at the end of the offseason program, and he attributes it to the arrival of new quarterback Derek Carr.Īllen said Carr has rallied the team around him in a way that a team needs its quarterback to do.
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