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Sources: Saints to sign ex-Raiders QB Derek Carr​


Former Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Derek Carr is signing with the New Orleans Saints, sources told ESPN on Monday.

Carr has agreed to a deal that could potentially be worth up to $150 million over four years and includes up to $100 million in guarantees, sources told ESPN.

Carr will receive $60 fully guaranteed at signing and another $10 million once he starts Year 3 of the deal, the sources said. He will earn $60 million in the first two years of the deal.

Carr appeared to confirm the news of his agreement with the Saints, tweeting Monday: "Who dat."
 
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Saints fire coach Dennis Allen after seventh loss in row​

The New Orleans Saints have fired coach Dennis Allen after losing their seventh straight game Sunday, the team announced Monday.

Special teams coordinator Darren Rizzi has been named the interim coach.

"Dennis has been part of our organization for many years. He is highly regarded within the NFL. He has been extremely loyal and professional and most importantly an excellent football coach for us. All of this makes today very tough for me and our organization," Saints owner Gayle Benson said in a statement. "However, this decision is something that I felt we needed to make at this time. I wish nothing but the best in the future for Dennis and his family. He will always be considered in the highest regard by me and everyone within our organization."
 
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The Saints might be bringing in a slew of free agents. But they’re keeping one of their own. Via multiple reports, the Saints have reached an agreement with defensive end Chase Young on a multi-year deal. It’s a three-year contract with a base value of $51 million. He can make up to another $6 million.
 
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