Feb 14, 2007 0

This Carr won’t take you anywhere

I'm sure it's annoying when fantasy writers such as myself waffle on some issues. Unfortunately, waffling is unavoidable in many cases in today's week-to-week and year-to-year NFL. In many cases, you can make a definitive statement about a player and be right half the time, so making those definitive statements can be difficult. But I'll make one right now: David Carr does not have a good future as an NFL starter, no matter where he goes. In a weak free agent and NFL draft class, Carr, still only 27, will get a lot of attention and will be the subject of a ...

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