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I say the Jags take him. They may even go player for player with Houston - the Texans will be begging for defensive help!
Five years ago, YOU would have been excited about David Carr. You know what I find interesting? The Houston Texans should be excited about David Carr. Guess not. Kubiac is up to something. Jake Plummer anyone? Doesn't matter who winds up in Houston, Domanick Davis is going to come back healthy, and take all the pressure off of the quarter back, and they'll be like, "told ya so".
Nah, they'll probably find a way to lose Davis too.
Five years ago, YOU would have been excited about David Carr. You know what I find interesting? The Houston Texans should be excited about David Carr. Guess not. Kubiac is up to something. Jake Plummer anyone? Doesn't matter who winds up in Houston, Domanick Davis is going to come back healthy, and take all the pressure off of the quarter back, and they'll be like, "told ya so".
Nah, they'll probably find a way to lose Davis too.
Maybe I am thinking of the wrong guy, but isn't Davis the guy with the degenerative knees? Same thing that took T. Davis out of the game? I've heard he's pretty much done. Once the knees get this issue, they don't come back.
Maybe I am thinking of the wrong guy, but isn't Davis the guy with the degenerative knees? Same thing that took T. Davis out of the game? I've heard he's pretty much done. Once the knees get this issue, they don't come back.
You're right, Davis has been on record saying he won't have another surgery and his knee is only going to get worse. I feel bad because I now he wants to go back, but realistically, he'll most likely never play another down of football.
As for David Carr, anyone that has paid any attention to what I post know that he's my favorite player in the entire NFL. I'll be very sad if he ends up being traded, he's a good quaterback, and I'll always stand behind that. However, if he does get traded, I really hope that we draft Drew Stanton
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Maybe I am thinking of the wrong guy, but isn't Davis the guy with the degenerative knees? Same thing that took T. Davis out of the game? I've heard he's pretty much done. Once the knees get this issue, they don't come back.
Darn, didn't know tht. He put up crazy numbers his first couple of years in the league, and had rediculous speed. I figured he was probably on his way to recovery. Maybe Houston can put Mario Williams in the backfeild, and he'll rush for a grand. Morons.
I heard rumors that David Carr could be traded to the Minnesota for a mid round pick. Probably fourth. Then Minnesota could let Tavaris Jackson and David Carr compete against one another in training camp.
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