Emo Andy Dalton after a trip to Sephora on Groundhog Day (Carr thread)
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RaiderandBulldog
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raiders1988xyz
if i was a quarterback, i would be ripping everyone a new asshole and cussed them out
carr is too soft and he is a follower
carr is too soft and he is a follower
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sooperkool
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[quote=GoodTimeCharlie post_id=1021608]Feels like he gave up shortly after the coin-toss. Maybe earlier.[/quote] It's statements like this that undermine the rest of your posts.
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ImaginBreaker
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[quote=GoodTimeCharlie post_id=1021606]I know comics are for all ages, but it still strikes me as funny when you’re complaining childishness while sportin’ a Japanimation avatar.[/quote]I love 2d girls, don't deny it. I see it as a different way as thinking. Not really immature. I just find real girls unappealing.
Plus anime is for all ages so it's not childish at all. It's childish to think it's childish.
Plus anime is for all ages so it's not childish at all. It's childish to think it's childish.
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raiders1988xyz
[quote=ImaginBreaker post_id=1021614]I love 2d girls, don't deny it. I see it as a different way as thinking. Not really immature. I just find real girls unappealing.[/quote]so you a big fan of hentai?
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ImaginBreaker
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[quote=raiders1988xyz post_id=1021615]so you a big fan of hentai?[/quote]Ya. My go to source instead of porn.
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CWood24
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[quote=sooperkool post_id=1021612] It's statements like this that undermine the rest of your posts.[/quote]Are you serious after all the excuse you have fired out to defend Carr whilst bagging on every other player, you are gonna question someone else’s opinion
I’d say he was wrong because Carr gave up weeks ago listening to his demeanour, the statements he has been making & his play
I’d say he was wrong because Carr gave up weeks ago listening to his demeanour, the statements he has been making & his play
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[quote=sooperkool post_id=1021527]Nothing says "weak-minded and immature man" than equating weakness with womanhood.[/quote]it was part of a "if the starting QBs were women" article. they did all of them. they were never implying any QB they did was weak aka women
being posted in this thread it might be implied by the poster but originally it was not
being posted in this thread it might be implied by the poster but originally it was not
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Aston12
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Carr and the Raiders are a stale marriage. Sex only on your birthday. It’s over. Both sides need to move on. I’d love to see Carr on the Saints. I think it’s a great fit for him. And we need a total rebuild. Again.
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GoodTimeCharlie
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[quote=sooperkool post_id=1021612] It's statements like this that undermine the rest of your posts.[/quote]Hahahahahaha, damn, Pulitzer lost.
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GoodTimeCharlie
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[quote=ImaginBreaker post_id=1021614]I love 2d girls, don't deny it. I see it as a different way as thinking. Not really immature. I just find real girls unappealing.
Plus anime is for all ages so it's not childish at all. It's childish to think it's childish.[/quote]Nuh uh!!! It’s childish to call someone childish cause you think they’re being childish.
Plus anime is for all ages so it's not childish at all. It's childish to think it's childish.[/quote]Nuh uh!!! It’s childish to call someone childish cause you think they’re being childish.
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The Real CK
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Opoponax50
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Three turnovers that weren't his fault. Pass pro was shit. Josh Jacobs looked slow (probably weighed down by his massive sperm count). The D collapsed and gave up by the end of the first quarter.
There were no series of open receivers he missed that would've made a difference in the game. No bad reads or poorly thrown balls to open WRs.
OTOH: 9 points. If his teammates play poorly, Carr is going to play poorly. In the NFL, the QB position simply isn't one where you get to perform at the level of the rest of the team. You are always The Man.
I've thought New Orleans would be a good place for him too. It's a team with a good coaching staff that can develop personnel and already has a group of good players. Carr could play an important role in winning games there. For N.O., if they can't land Rodgers or Wilson, Carr is a good option because if Payton can keep him at his ceiling on a regular basis, then there's enough football smarts and personnel who could, under the right circumstances, go deep in the playoffs.
If he stays here, then he would have to play for like $8 million a year. That's what he's worth to us because this team needs the money at other positions and we can get the same performance out of a rookie that we're getting out of Carr (17 points or less in about half our games).
Getting an elite QB is a sheer stroke of luck. We can't count on that. This team needs to go a different direction entirely.
There were no series of open receivers he missed that would've made a difference in the game. No bad reads or poorly thrown balls to open WRs.
OTOH: 9 points. If his teammates play poorly, Carr is going to play poorly. In the NFL, the QB position simply isn't one where you get to perform at the level of the rest of the team. You are always The Man.
I've thought New Orleans would be a good place for him too. It's a team with a good coaching staff that can develop personnel and already has a group of good players. Carr could play an important role in winning games there. For N.O., if they can't land Rodgers or Wilson, Carr is a good option because if Payton can keep him at his ceiling on a regular basis, then there's enough football smarts and personnel who could, under the right circumstances, go deep in the playoffs.
If he stays here, then he would have to play for like $8 million a year. That's what he's worth to us because this team needs the money at other positions and we can get the same performance out of a rookie that we're getting out of Carr (17 points or less in about half our games).
Getting an elite QB is a sheer stroke of luck. We can't count on that. This team needs to go a different direction entirely.
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GoodTimeCharlie
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[quote=Aston12 post_id=1021637]Carr and the Raiders are a stale marriage. Sex only on your birthday. It’s over. Both sides need to move on. I’d love to see Carr on the Saints. I think it’s a great fit for him. And we need a total rebuild. Again.[/quote]100%. If any team values short yardage accuracy over the long-ball, it’s Sean Payton’s Saints. And seeing as how Carr wants to devote his post-football life to Christianity, could there be anything more apropos than the Saints. It’s perfect.
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Jeremyturner1976
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[quote=Opoponax50 post_id=1021662]Three turnovers that weren't his fault. Pass pro was shit. Josh Jacobs looked slow (probably weighed down by his massive sperm count). The D collapsed and gave up by the end of the first quarter.
There were no series of open receivers he missed that would've made a difference in the game. No bad reads or poorly thrown balls to open WRs.
OTOH: 9 points. If his teammates play poorly, Carr is going to play poorly. In the NFL, the QB position simply isn't one where you get to perform at the level of the rest of the team. You are always The Man.
I've thought New Orleans would be a good place for him too. It's a team with a good coaching staff that can develop personnel and already has a group of good players. Carr could play an important role in winning games there. For N.O., if they can't land Rodgers or Wilson, Carr is a good option because if Payton can keep him at his ceiling on a regular basis, then there's enough football smarts and personnel who could, under the right circumstances, go deep in the playoffs.
If he stays here, then he would have to play for like $8 million a year. That's what he's worth to us because this team needs the money at other positions and we can get the same performance out of a rookie that we're getting out of Carr (17 points or less in about half our games).
Getting an elite QB is a sheer stroke of luck. We can't count on that. This team needs to go a different direction entirely.[/quote]8 sounds right.
I was thinking about it today, McVay took Goff to a SuperBowl with a bought team. Carr needs the same level of talent as Goff had that year to do anything, so he simply needs to accept that his pay has to include all Pros to carry him.
Gruden almost hid his deficiencies - spilt milk though. So many late season slides (With playoffs on the line each time) and Carr's offense going to hell tells any coach that Carr is damaged goods - simply put, the guy is a loser. I doubt we could get a second round pick for him.
He is a placeholder for a real QB in value now.
There were no series of open receivers he missed that would've made a difference in the game. No bad reads or poorly thrown balls to open WRs.
OTOH: 9 points. If his teammates play poorly, Carr is going to play poorly. In the NFL, the QB position simply isn't one where you get to perform at the level of the rest of the team. You are always The Man.
I've thought New Orleans would be a good place for him too. It's a team with a good coaching staff that can develop personnel and already has a group of good players. Carr could play an important role in winning games there. For N.O., if they can't land Rodgers or Wilson, Carr is a good option because if Payton can keep him at his ceiling on a regular basis, then there's enough football smarts and personnel who could, under the right circumstances, go deep in the playoffs.
If he stays here, then he would have to play for like $8 million a year. That's what he's worth to us because this team needs the money at other positions and we can get the same performance out of a rookie that we're getting out of Carr (17 points or less in about half our games).
Getting an elite QB is a sheer stroke of luck. We can't count on that. This team needs to go a different direction entirely.[/quote]8 sounds right.
I was thinking about it today, McVay took Goff to a SuperBowl with a bought team. Carr needs the same level of talent as Goff had that year to do anything, so he simply needs to accept that his pay has to include all Pros to carry him.
Gruden almost hid his deficiencies - spilt milk though. So many late season slides (With playoffs on the line each time) and Carr's offense going to hell tells any coach that Carr is damaged goods - simply put, the guy is a loser. I doubt we could get a second round pick for him.
He is a placeholder for a real QB in value now.