MrEpsYtown

Yeah I think he could be. He’s so fast, but he’s never been used as a straight line deep downfield guy, but he certainly could be.

I feel like this has been a thing here since Mt. Cody? That and backup quarterbacks.

Anything is good. He was never a fit and the Cowboys have a good relationship with his dad. I wish him well.

He’s a move all over guy. He’s a flanker in my book. He was once the premier route running guy and the best player against man. Obviously he has slowed down a bunch, but I think he fits. Shakir Palmer Kupp Coleman Samuel Shavers in the Hollins role That’s what I have in my mind. Is there a deep speed guy? Not particularly, but that’s not our offense. It’s about route running and getting open and Kupp is still one of the best imo. Despite being a slot, Shakir is really the number 1 and everyone else falls in line. Also Kupp is not small, he’s 6-2, 205 which would make him the third biggest guy on the roster outside of Coleman and Shavers.

I'm down. Load up on proven guys for a pursuit of that trophy.

that's back in the day when everyone was in a 5-2/3-4 base

I don’t know much about this guy, but he should pick up the scheme quick with his best years under Ron Rivera

What no weird cringey photo of him with the reflective sunglasses and tough jawline saying "big baller beane"? That one is always fun.

Alright, I like it, all fair well thought out points! I appreciate it!

These guys need to give up those prime single-digit numbers...Bass, Hamlin, Elam, Buchele....

But what if I am right though? Anyway, I get what you are saying and respect it, just sharing my thoughts on the guy. It's my gut. I may be wrong though, and hope I am!

Ok so he is not good. He's not the worst player ever. If this is a vet minimum deal fine. My problem with this is that McDermott tends to turn to old reliable mediocre players he trusts when things don't go well. Having Hamlin around is going to make him pull Bishop when he makes a mistake and that will be counterproductive to his development. Rapp also has an injury history so you are one hit away from Damar Hamlin starting safety again. I was hoping they brought in real safety completion, and I suppose they still could. I just don't like coach having old reliable around because it becomes a crutch.

yeah I dunno. I don't see it. But hope I am wrong! He flashed a couple of times, but not much more than that so far! I was the biggest Spencer Brown supporter there is. I also supported Bernard early on and thought he flashed in that Jets game. I think Bass is terrible. I think we can all have our takes and that's the beauty of freedom!

yeah maybe. I don't think it is a good sign of things to come, but I may be wrong! I hope I am wrong

Alright i'll go back and edit. I triggered some people.

I did not word things well. I am saying no one should expect anything from Carter at this point. We should be adding as many proven guys to that position even if it blocks him. I am not expecting anything from the guy, was my point. Draft blunder may be a little harsh.

Well perhaps he needs your social security number to claim 8 million?

Yeah probably. I just don't include him in my thought process for the roster. Maybe I am wrong. I am sure he will make the roster, but expecting anything I think is also a big leap. They need to add to this position a bunch, even if it blocks him.

he is the true Nigerian Nightmare by way of New Jersey!

Just the fact that when he was healthy he was a healthy scratch behind street free agents is a major red flag for me.

True. I include the trade-down in my thought process. It was a mistake, so far.

Sorry! No one should expect anything from Carter at this point!

He's much better than the rotating bodies of last year. Not the monster 1 the we all want, but there is no risk in these one-year deals, especially since he is a release and not a comp pick guy.