No pretense on the side of the Jets. In this offseason, the top priority is to provide a quarterback up to the terrifying defense of the team. And all means are good to flirt with the best profiles.
In an interview with the New York Post published this Thursday, Jets coach Robert Saleh draws a flattering comparison to attract Derek Carr, who was cut by the Raiders earlier this year.
“We have asked a lot of him since the beginning of his career. His career is comparable to that of Stafford. If we can offer him a place where he has a team around him who can give him the luxury of only having to play quarterback 10 or 15 times a game, that would be pretty cool. He’s a solid young man. »
In addition to making eyes at Carr, Saleh therefore takes the opportunity to scratch Las Vegas, where Carr has often been the lifeline of the ambient slump, as for example in 2021 with the ousting of Jon Gruden, or the arrest of Henry Ruggs.
