Rob Mahoney

I mean, that could be a Super Bowl team if J.J. McCarthy has a great year, or the quarterback position could really hold them back.

I mean, that could be a Super Bowl team if J.J. McCarthy has a great year, or the quarterback position could really hold them back.

I mean, that could be a Super Bowl team if J.J. McCarthy has a great year, or the quarterback position could really hold them back.

Yeah. So I got to look at those three teams. Like I, the saints to me, I mean like Tyler Shuck, Spencer Rattler, I mean, Jake Hainer's hurt now.

Yeah. So I got to look at those three teams. Like I, the saints to me, I mean like Tyler Shuck, Spencer Rattler, I mean, Jake Hainer's hurt now.

Yeah. So I got to look at those three teams. Like I, the saints to me, I mean like Tyler Shuck, Spencer Rattler, I mean, Jake Hainer's hurt now.

It was one of the more bizarre endings to a career I've seen in 20 years covering this. I mean, it started with, if you go back to the end of the season, I think Kellen Moore committed but didn't really commit to Carr as the starter in the season. in the introductory press conference. Then there were some whispers that Carr wanted to trade and some teams sniffed around that.

It was one of the more bizarre endings to a career I've seen in 20 years covering this. I mean, it started with, if you go back to the end of the season, I think Kellen Moore committed but didn't really commit to Carr as the starter in the season. in the introductory press conference. Then there were some whispers that Carr wanted to trade and some teams sniffed around that.

It was one of the more bizarre endings to a career I've seen in 20 years covering this. I mean, it started with, if you go back to the end of the season, I think Kellen Moore committed but didn't really commit to Carr as the starter in the season. in the introductory press conference. Then there were some whispers that Carr wanted to trade and some teams sniffed around that.

They sniffed around and it smelled like sewage. They were like, oh. And then there was, well, Carr wants a raise because to affirm, like, this is my team.

They sniffed around and it smelled like sewage. They were like, oh. And then there was, well, Carr wants a raise because to affirm, like, this is my team.

They sniffed around and it smelled like sewage. They were like, oh. And then there was, well, Carr wants a raise because to affirm, like, this is my team.

Then after that, then after that, they convert his contract, which basically means he's on the team without really consulting with them, which they can do. It's a contract mechanism, but it basically locked them in where it converted. It took like basically, you know, 95% of his set, 98% of his salary and turned it into a signing bonus.

Then after that, then after that, they convert his contract, which basically means he's on the team without really consulting with them, which they can do. It's a contract mechanism, but it basically locked them in where it converted. It took like basically, you know, 95% of his set, 98% of his salary and turned it into a signing bonus.

Then after that, then after that, they convert his contract, which basically means he's on the team without really consulting with them, which they can do. It's a contract mechanism, but it basically locked them in where it converted. It took like basically, you know, 95% of his set, 98% of his salary and turned it into a signing bonus.

Yeah. Yeah, they had, and that restructure pushes the cap money forward, but it basically locks them in with the team. Now, where they are saved by this is that they don't have to spend that money now. Now, they sunk a $10 million roster bonus into him, and part of the separation agreement is he gets to keep the $10 million roster bonus. So it's a buyout. Yeah, for the most part.

Yeah. Yeah, they had, and that restructure pushes the cap money forward, but it basically locks them in with the team. Now, where they are saved by this is that they don't have to spend that money now. Now, they sunk a $10 million roster bonus into him, and part of the separation agreement is he gets to keep the $10 million roster bonus. So it's a buyout. Yeah, for the most part.

Yeah. Yeah, they had, and that restructure pushes the cap money forward, but it basically locks them in with the team. Now, where they are saved by this is that they don't have to spend that money now. Now, they sunk a $10 million roster bonus into him, and part of the separation agreement is he gets to keep the $10 million roster bonus. So it's a buyout. Yeah, for the most part.

And now they move on. And we'll see. I mean, Tyler Shuck was in college for seven years. He was at four different schools. I've heard he has, I think it's four degrees, which is pretty wild. Yeah. But he was Justin Herbert's backup for two years at Oregon, which gives you an idea how old he is. And then you have him competing with Spencer Rattler, and you see where that goes.

And now they move on. And we'll see. I mean, Tyler Shuck was in college for seven years. He was at four different schools. I've heard he has, I think it's four degrees, which is pretty wild. Yeah. But he was Justin Herbert's backup for two years at Oregon, which gives you an idea how old he is. And then you have him competing with Spencer Rattler, and you see where that goes.