Derek Carr has looked noticeably more comfortable in his second year with the New Orleans Saints. You can see it in his demeanor, but also the way he plays. Why is that? The most obvious answer is new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak.

When your team is winning, the postgame speeches can get a little more fun. In New Orleans Saints coach Dennis Allen’s postgame speech after Sunday’s 44-19 win over the Dallas Cowboys, he seemingly made a reference to Kendrick Lamar’s recent hit song “Not Like Us”.

In the win over the Cowboys, Carr threw an impressive 70-yard touchdown to wide receiver Rashid Shaheed on top of other big plays to such play makers as Chris Olave. Allen would say that while Carr has been exceptional, the rest of the offense has been great including running back Alvin Kamara and the offensive line.

New Orleans Saints Coach Dennis Allen joined Voice of the Saints Mike Hoss and Saints legend Bobby Hebert the Saints Coaches Show on WWL on Monday to talk about the win over the Dallas Cowboys, their upcoming matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles and more.

The New Orleans Saints have a secret to their explosive early-season success that onlookers have discovered. Going with more under-center looks. That’s it. The secret sauce that makes the new Klint Kubiak offense tick so well for Derek Carr is getting under center more in a spread-happy league.