After Olave pulled in six passes for 46 yards and a touchdown against the Bears, the Saints are hoping the second-year pro can shake out of his recent funk.

On Sunday, Carr went in-depth when discussing Olave and where the wide receiver stands in his eyes.

“He’s a young player. This is another thing that I think is a problem in this league, we don’t give young guys a chance to grow and develop, and go through their process,” Carr said after the Bears game. “He’s developing into what I think is going to be a tremendous player for a long time.

“The city of New Orleans should be very happy to have Chris as one of their starting receivers because he’s the ultimate pro, he loves football. He’s a great teammate. He does anything you ever ask him. Sometimes even when it’s the hard stuff, he goes in there and he does it. We called on him to put us in better field goal position. Boom, he comes up for us.”

Carr seems to be impressed by how Olave has responded to his recent struggles – on and off the field.

“To see him just continue to push through, there’s been things in my life that I’ve been through where no one even knows but you just keep pushing through,” Carr said. “When you see the fruits of it personally, it’s a good feeling.”

Olave appeared to be relieved by his nice showing against the Bears.

“Been through a rough month but God always comes through,” he said.