At this stage, it is wise for the sacred to let their young QB get as many reps as possible in spring exercises. Why confuse the delegates unless you come with a veterinarian to jump all three?
“We will see how all this feels. The roster is a breathtaking, powerful thing in the entire offseason process,” said Moore. “Right now, we feel good, we feel like we’ve got some young boys, we’re excited to just get them on the field and participate.
Managing Director Mickey Loomis spoke for the first time since Carr suddenly announced his retirement and agreed with Moore that the coaches could fill the gaps for Greenhorn QB.
“Well, they are young. This is a young group, enthusiastic,” said Loomis on Monday. “There are talents there. I think we’ve got a great coach … I’m nervous and interested in seeing how it develops.”
Further down the line, it is possible that the saints could add an elder to the mixture that could be older ear.
Loomis was asked if organized team activities could make a “smarter decision” to add another team manager.
“I don’t know what that means. I think I always make clever decisions. They don’t always work out, but,” he said, laughing. “I can’t really answer that other than to say that we are always, in all places, looking for if there is a way we can improve. So I don’t look at it differently than I would look at our line bakery or DB room or some position. If there is an opportunity for us to improve, then we will look.”
For now, the Saints will go to Ota, which begins on Tuesday, with a QB room with a total of seven NFL start and zero NFL wins.