Fair point. There's always going to be high demand on starting caliber CB. With all our depth getting a 4th out of one of our reserve might be in play. Not sure I'd do it this year though, probably wait a year and be sure of what we have and what we can afford to lose.
Definitely fair to try to see what the team needs. But I think Carr signed a 2 year so next season will be his last. Might be worth to get a 4th or 5th out of him before his play starts to drop off. Plus that cap hit is something to consider going forward. A trade would take him off of our books. But he very well may be worth keeping with how well he was playing. But the team definitely needs to start investing in the offense.
Carr signed a 4 year deal but each year had an option year for the team. That being said, I don't think Carr was ever meant to be here longer than 2 years.
I don't know if they can trade him atm. He's playing at a high level now but with the option I doubt anyone takes him.
Agreed. It is time.
Yeah I liked him as a prospect as well, but I wanted him in the 3rd round. Earlier in the draft process I definitely wanted him in the 2nd though.
Well I try to avoid that type of narrative as well.
I think it goes back to our lack of play-makers. Great return guys are great play-makers as well. It's not surprising to me that we have not found stability in the return game since Jacoby Jones (Who was the ultimate play-maker here) left.
Yea i agree! Kr are hard to find nowadays though imo. We need to get blessed with a devin hester type of guy
It will go a long way to finding a third option here as well. We've had issues with not having a #3 WR and Jacoby filled that role greatly 2012, especially during our playoff run. Sadly, it was only one year. He was forced into a #2 role, injuries derailed it but when he returned he made a big impact on the team.
No one on here said he was a good kr, he just happened to have a good kick return. That’s all.