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really hope Mark and Josh are watching Tom Brady play tonight, and maybe changing their minds
you really think he will do better next year on the Raiders than he is doing in this game? |
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Guess I’d rather go with Stidham. |
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Carr has the Raiders by the balls. He should squeeze extra hard. |
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He should proceed with the exact mindset you just laid out, but he's kind of a pussy. Hopefully his agent is smart enough to make him realize he owes the Raiders exactly jack and shit. |
Raiders should trade Carr to Denver straight up for Wilson. Wilsons a proven leader and would make the Raiders instant contenders. All Denver needs is a QB that wears Mascara to get them over the hump with that great defense.
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There are only about 10-12 QBs a year that throw for over 4000 yards and Carr did it for 3 straight seasons before McDumbass arrived. Somehow, McD decided Carr was total shit just "a few weeks" into the season and then the offense was worse than it was the year before despite better players.
Raider nation should probably come to grips with getting a shit coach and probably not be so gleeful their QB is going elsewhere. If he goes to the NFC South, he's winning that division and getting a chance to play for the championship he desires. Carolina makes the absolute most sense to me from his perspective. He'd have a WR capable of being top-5 caliber to throw to, a good running game, and a fairly solid defense behind him if the offense is good. As for Carolina, they have two 2nd round picks. Absolutely swing one for Carr. I wouldn't trade my 1st, but I'd give my higher 2nd. Take Mayer at the 9th pick so he has a TE to pair up in the passing game with DJ Moore. |
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McDouche benched Carr 1) because they didn't want to pay him if he got hurt and 2) he wanted to get his Patriot boy Stidham on the field. It's the same Patriot Way shit they always do and it never works. Hell, it doesn't even work in New England anymore now that they don't have Brady. |
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He's going to have to be aggressive and get a qb. |
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His contract is structured in a way that he can take full advantage of, and he should absolutely do so. |
Why would Brady want the Raiders? I can understand his coach is there and they do have good skill players, strong running game but the defense is trash and it's in the AFC. Despite what we may think of the other teams in our divison they are not easy outs. Chiefs twice, Chargers twice and Denver defense twice. Then to get to the SB Bengals, Chiefs, Bills, Ravens, Miami and the Browns will be better and settled in with Watson. The best team are in the AFC and he's almost 46 and take hits.
Raiders would be foolish to take a 1 year flyer on a 46 year old QB that is declining. The only team that could get away with it is SF and maybe they don't want him. Raiders may be the only team willing and has a good enough roster for him to say yes. Gronk would join him for one last try. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Derek Carr from the top rope <a href="https://t.co/IA4i4FJmpm">pic.twitter.com/IA4i4FJmpm</a></p>— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) <a href="https://twitter.com/MySportsUpdate/status/1621304496990068738?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 3, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Carr holds all the cards. He is ****ing over the raiders my not extending the period. Don't get me wrong, raiders were wise to bench him so he didn't get hurt. But now they have no leverage. |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">From ESPN: Lot of Saints buzz about them being a landing spot for Derek Carr.</p>— Chris Rosvoglou (@RosvoglouReport) <a href="https://twitter.com/RosvoglouReport/status/1621515465435779074?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 3, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Probably best for both to work out a trade of Carrs liking. Many reasons why he'd want to keep his current contract. Quote:
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Will this thread continue when he’s no longer a Raider?
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The Saints are $57 million over the cap. Trading for Carr would be the dumbest shit they could do.
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Carr the flag football pro bowler is about to put on a flag football clinic. I hope GMs will get hardons watching the game.
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Oh they'll toss some feelers out there and maybe getting that 1st rounder from Denver changes the calculus for them a bit. But it's Miami's 1st, right? The 1st round caliber QBs are gonna be gone by then. And they need too much help to package those picks and move up just yet, IMO. So they keep Dalton for a bridge year. He was perfectly average for them last year and he probably won't cost much to retain. Now they could elect to move on in pursuit of just bottoming out and getting their QB next season, but if that's their plan, they'd probably be better served to simply trade this years first rounder for a 3rd rounder and a 1st next year or something. Then they enter next year's draft with 2 picks in the first and they just send some scrub like Mariota out there to die this year. |
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What am I missing here? |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Just spoke with a friend of mine who is very in tuned with Packers/Aaron Rodgers situation.<br><br>Aaron will be a <a href="https://twitter.com/Raiders?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Raiders</a> in 2023</p>— Sam Barrington (@Sam_Barrington_) <a href="https://twitter.com/Sam_Barrington_/status/1622032267102093313?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 5, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
Let the off-season wild rumors commence lol |
McDaniels must have really changed or this would be a constant battle
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If Rodgers goes anywhere it will be 49ers |
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The Packers would be really dumb to only want to trade Rodgers to the AFC. Love likely isn’t going to make them competitive next year (or maybe the following year), so they should just take the absolute best compensation possible. Who cares if you help an NFC team make the Super Bowl?
Keeping him out of your conference only makes sense if you think your team is a contender to go to the Super Bowl. The Packers weren’t even a playoff team with him. |
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But also I could see floating the AFC only thing out there in the believe that NY Jets and Raiders will be the top 2 teams in the bidding and try and head off a power play by Aaron to get to 49ers who I doubt will be willing to be the highest bidder. |
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I wish Derrick Carr would stay a Raider and keep them in mediocrity purgatory.
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It's going to be a sad day when our perennial whipping boy leaves the Raiders.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Just for clarity sake: The <a href="https://twitter.com/Raiders?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Raiders</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/Saints?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Saints</a> have agreed on compensation element of a trade for Derek Carr. That was always the requirement for any team to get permission to speak with Carr.</p>— Vincent Bonsignore (@VinnyBonsignore) <a href="https://twitter.com/VinnyBonsignore/status/1623122396533379073?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 8, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Hopefully the Raiders give up as much as possible for Rodgers and then he retires next offseason.
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The give up as much as possible part sucks but I don't think there are many teams out there that will offer a huge sum for Rodgers and his salary. |
The Raiders are going to get Jimmy G.
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God I love it that we have a lot of draft picks and cap space while Denver and LV burn draft picks LMAO |
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I really hope Jimmy G doesn't go to the Raiders. Just not a good move for that franchise. |
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Why on earth would a team trade for Derek Carr when you can go get your franchise QB in the draft?
Sign a Bridgewater level vet that the kid can have a goal of beating him in fair competition to win the job and get your “ride or die” quarterback. |
How do the Saints do this cap wise?
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The only way you are gonna get a QB that can compete with the upper echelon QB's in today's NFL is to draft one and develop him.
It's no guarantee. I guarantee you if you go the other route you won't play past the divisional round of the playoffs |
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The Adams trade was a decent trade. I think Adams play style will allow him to be top notch for many years. Ain't nowhere close to the boneheaded trades the Broncos are making though. |
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Just draft your guy and dump every resource into helping him win football games and ultimately championships. You have no chance with Carr. |
Nearly all of the best teams played their rookie by year 2 and most in year one.
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Very likely a Raider unless they trade for Rodgers. |
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And man, if you're Grapes and you see Shanahan continue to expose his top guys to these shots, why would you go back there? I gotta believe that by mid-season next year we'll finally start to hear reporters start to question the brilliant Shanahan and say "Hey, has anyone considered the possibility that this isn't bad luck? Maybe he's not a boy genius who's come up with some novel approach to offense. Maybe everyone else out there COULD be doing stuff like this but isn't because they don't want to get their key offensive players killed?" Shanahan got Purdy hurt. Shanahan got Lance hurt. Grapes got hurt on a simple zone blitz where the 49ers had 3 guys off the line and 2 RBs in the backfield who both ran out in the pattern leaving him completely exposed off the edge. Shanahan has that Martz sort of 'damn the torpedoes' approach to protecting his guys and it took about 3 years of Martz getting guys killed for folks to finally wise up and say "hey, maybe he's the problem?" |
That's an interesting perspective. It does seem like it's almost impossible to be that unlucky, so it makes sense.
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"Oh the poor 49ers had to play without a QB..." Poor 49ers my ass - they exposed their QB to getting wrecked and the Eagles obliged them. It was just as stupid as running Trey Lance on a designed run in the first week of the season on a nothing play. |
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