Could David Carr have been good/great?

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  • SuperKevin
    War Hero
    • Dec 2009
    • 8759

    #16
    I wonder if his brother will redeem the Carr family name next year.

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    • Glenbino
      Jelly and Ice Cream
      • Nov 2009
      • 4994

      #17
      Originally posted by Tailback U
      No doubt in my mind that if he was drafted today he would be a legit NFl starter at he very least given the rule changes.

      Think about it, every other time he got sacked would have been a first down. He'd be unstoppable.
      This is an interesting strategy. Does anyone have the number for Dave Kreig's agent?

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      • NAHSTE
        Probably owns the site
        • Feb 2009
        • 22233

        #18
        Originally posted by Aso21Raiders
        I dont remember his name but he was a star LT with the Jags and they picked him up in the supplemental draft and he got injured I believe before the 2002 season so they did have what initially looked like a decent o-line until their best lineman got injured. Thats some bad luck.

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        • Aso
          The Serious House
          • Nov 2008
          • 11137

          #19
          Originally posted by NAHSTE
          I meant expansion draft I minced my words.

          And I also know that some teams got rid of quality players in expansion drafts just to get rid of bloated contracts (Jamie Sharper).

          I also know they were planning on him being their LT and the he got injured. Did not know he was injured prior to that.

          Give me a break.

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          • Len B
            :moonwalk:
            • Oct 2008
            • 13597

            #20
            Probably similar to Alex Smith. Was an accurate QB when he had time, but didn't really have "it". Makes sense they were both from the same type of schools.

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            • JeremyHight
              I wish I was Scrubs
              • Feb 2009
              • 4063

              #21
              If you watched Carr, it wasn't like all those sacks were due to his line. He would hold onto the ball way too long and even when he tried to pass, his throwing motion wasn't exactly lightning fast. Yes, he had a bad O-Line, but I think that could be said about almost every team who is picking first overall in the draft. He had flaws that were only worsened by his offensive line.

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              • EmpireWF
                Giants in the Super Bowl
                • Mar 2009
                • 24082

                #22
                What happened to RB Domanick Williams from those early Texan teams? He had 3 solid years and never played again. Injury, I take it?


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                • Len B
                  :moonwalk:
                  • Oct 2008
                  • 13597

                  #23
                  Originally posted by Aso21Raiders
                  I meant expansion draft I minced my words.

                  And I also know that some teams got rid of quality players in expansion drafts just to get rid of bloated contracts (Jamie Sharper).

                  I also know they were planning on him being their LT and the he got injured. Did not know he was injured prior to that.

                  Give me a break.
                  Pretty sure he's giving you that gif because you don't remember Tony Boselli's name.

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                  • Glenbino
                    Jelly and Ice Cream
                    • Nov 2009
                    • 4994

                    #24
                    Give a break guys. He was busy scouting maternity wards during the Texans expansion draft.

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                    • jaxjaggywires
                      Eradicator!!
                      • Feb 2009
                      • 1693

                      #25
                      I think he was just overrated coming out of Fresno St...no big deal, happens all the time. He could have been serviceable, but got ruined by getting an expansion team hamstrung by new expansion rules. Would have been better to have wound up on a team that didn't have castoffs up and down the o-line.
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                      • jaxjaggywires
                        Eradicator!!
                        • Feb 2009
                        • 1693

                        #26
                        Man, looking back on the 2002 Draft, three QBs were taken in the first round, and all were total disappointments. Carr, Harrington and Ramsey. I remember being at the Redskins draft party at Fedex for this one, and they kept trading back after Harrington was taken before Spurrier could get him.
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                        • Hitman
                          Fist Pumpin to the Oldies
                          • Jun 2009
                          • 2544

                          #27
                          i dunno.. now that the rules have changed where you can't breathe on WR and the QB has a strike zone where you're allowed to hit him, i think these middle of the road kids will have better success. Drafting a QB in the top 5-10 if your team has a shitbum offensive line is just asking for the kid to turn into David Carr unless he's a scrambler type like RG3, Cam etc.

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                          • ThomasTomasz
                            • Jan 2025

                            #28
                            Originally posted by jaxjaggywires
                            Man, looking back on the 2002 Draft, three QBs were taken in the first round, and all were total disappointments. Carr, Harrington and Ramsey. I remember being at the Redskins draft party at Fedex for this one, and they kept trading back after Harrington was taken before Spurrier could get him.
                            Spurrier screwed with Ramsey. A kid with that arm and work ethic could have succeeded if not ruined by Spurrier and his idiocy. I'm a firm believer that Ramsey would still be our starter right now if he had worked with Schottenheimer instead of the Ol Ball Sack.

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                            • x0xHumblex0x
                              Forgeddaaabooouuutiiiit
                              • Jul 2010
                              • 10229

                              #29
                              [QUOTE=ThomasTomasz;2268029]Spurrier screwed with Ramsey. A kid with that arm and work ethic could have succeeded if not ruined by Spurrier and his idiocy. I'm a firm believer that Ramsey would still be our starter right now if he had worked with Schottenheimer instead of the Ol Ball Sack.[/QUOTE]

                              thats the only part i dont agree with......he would have much better with Schottz and Redskins wasted time with Spurrier.

                              as far as Carr or any QB for that matter;
                              if you dont have crappy OL, you are screwed. which me kind a wonder where Marino would have been without his OL.
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                              • ThomasTomasz
                                • Jan 2025

                                #30
                                [QUOTE=x0xHumblex0x;2268034]
                                Originally posted by ThomasTomasz
                                Spurrier screwed with Ramsey. A kid with that arm and work ethic could have succeeded if not ruined by Spurrier and his idiocy. I'm a firm believer that Ramsey would still be our starter right now if he had worked with Schottenheimer instead of the Ol Ball Sack.[/QUOTE]

                                thats the only part i dont agree with......he would have much better with Schottz and Redskins wasted time with Spurrier.

                                as far as Carr or any QB for that matter;
                                if you dont have crappy OL, you are screwed. which me kind a wonder where Marino would have been without his OL.
                                That's what I said. The fact we fired Schottenheimer after an 8-3 finish to the season was absolutely dumb.

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