Emo Andy Dalton after a trip to Sephora on Groundhog Day (Carr thread)
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RaiderandBulldog
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KennyPowers
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[quote=Toons post_id=1028423]You can't dispute that he's not acting when he fumbles. Just look at last two games, after each lost fumble he acts like he got injured on the play. We're so tired of seeing him as the QB. Yes, I do hate him.[/quote]Ridiculous. I'm sure he "acts" like he's hurt to gain your sympathy. Because that's what matters, your Approval.
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Toons
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[quote=KennyPowers post_id=1028425]Ridiculous. I'm sure he "acts" like he's hurt to gain your sympathy. Because that's what matters, your Approval.[/quote]Yes thanks for acknowledging my approval David.
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FlyBono24
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[quote=3rd and Long post_id=1028398]So are you saying Carr doesn't pretend to be injured when he fumbles? Because if you've watched the games that's exactly what he does. And it's on film. Your definition of toughness is way different than mine.[/quote]Bullshit, he is not faking anything.... he is actually playing injured this season.
Some on Twitter speculate that he has some rib cartilage injuries (which I've had and they are f[raiders_icon]cking PAINFUL) or possibly some hairline fractures.
Makes sense to why he's holding his side when he gets hit in recent weeks.
Some on Twitter speculate that he has some rib cartilage injuries (which I've had and they are f[raiders_icon]cking PAINFUL) or possibly some hairline fractures.
Makes sense to why he's holding his side when he gets hit in recent weeks.
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rich72
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[quote=Ivanavich post_id=1028351]Utter and complete nonsense 
Will you fake an injury and stop posting for a week if Carr doesn't fake an injury?
[/quote]Carr will never fake an injury because he doesnt want to take the risk of his backup outplaying him. Thats a fact.
Will you fake an injury and stop posting for a week if Carr doesn't fake an injury?
[/quote]Carr will never fake an injury because he doesnt want to take the risk of his backup outplaying him. Thats a fact.-
Jeremyturner1976
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Cinderella season?
Watch and see how Carr handles this pressure of 'win and we are in' football. 2 interceptions and 2 fumbles over our last two 'must win' games, sounds more like beauty and the beast to me though.
Is he Eli Manning? My guess is the softest QB in the league is not and the team has carried him to these last two. Both of these teams are bringing a playoff level fight to Carr, Carr will likely fade away with a whimper.
Show me I am wrong Derek.
A whole lot of money will be spent or saved over these next two games, in my opinion.
Watch and see how Carr handles this pressure of 'win and we are in' football. 2 interceptions and 2 fumbles over our last two 'must win' games, sounds more like beauty and the beast to me though.
Is he Eli Manning? My guess is the softest QB in the league is not and the team has carried him to these last two. Both of these teams are bringing a playoff level fight to Carr, Carr will likely fade away with a whimper.
Show me I am wrong Derek.
A whole lot of money will be spent or saved over these next two games, in my opinion.
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Toons
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[quote=Jeremyturner1976 post_id=1028453]Cinderella season?
Watch and see how Carr handles this pressure of 'win and we are in' football. 2 interceptions and 2 fumbles over our last two 'must win' games, sounds more like beauty and the beast to me though.
Is he Eli Manning? My guess is the softest QB in the league is not and the team has carried him to these last two. Both of these teams are bringing a playoff level fight to Carr, Carr will likely fade away with a whimper.
Show me I am wrong Derek.
A whole lot of money will be spent or saved over these next two games, in my opinion.[/quote]* wins vs COVID decimated teams. But a year or more+ no one will remember. Fraud boy has looked like crap for a solid 2 months.
Watch and see how Carr handles this pressure of 'win and we are in' football. 2 interceptions and 2 fumbles over our last two 'must win' games, sounds more like beauty and the beast to me though.
Is he Eli Manning? My guess is the softest QB in the league is not and the team has carried him to these last two. Both of these teams are bringing a playoff level fight to Carr, Carr will likely fade away with a whimper.
Show me I am wrong Derek.
A whole lot of money will be spent or saved over these next two games, in my opinion.[/quote]* wins vs COVID decimated teams. But a year or more+ no one will remember. Fraud boy has looked like crap for a solid 2 months.
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[quote=FlyBono24 post_id=1028449]Bullshit, he is not faking anything.... he is actually playing injured this season.
Some on Twitter speculate that he has some rib cartilage injuries (which I've had and they are f[raiders_icon]cking PAINFUL) or possibly some hairline fractures.
Makes sense to why he's holding his side when he gets hit in recent weeks.[/quote]You're trying to say it's a fact he's injured, then turn right back around and try to back it up with "speculation on twitter". What one is it?
Some on Twitter speculate that he has some rib cartilage injuries (which I've had and they are f[raiders_icon]cking PAINFUL) or possibly some hairline fractures.
Makes sense to why he's holding his side when he gets hit in recent weeks.[/quote]You're trying to say it's a fact he's injured, then turn right back around and try to back it up with "speculation on twitter". What one is it?
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^ I know right, passing of speculation on Twitter as fact? It’s possible he has an injury sure, it’s also not a “fact” at this stage.
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[quote=BigJerk post_id=1028381]https://ih1.redbubble.net/image.7443436 ... f8.u34.jpg[/quote]Awesome quote but I would argue many points of it hardly describe Carr.
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[quote=Hellbound post_id=1028470]You're trying to say it's a fact he's injured, then turn right back around and try to back it up with "speculation on twitter". What one is it?[/quote]Those twitter doctors are some of the best. 
. Plus some of them stayed at a Holiday Inn last night.
. Plus some of them stayed at a Holiday Inn last night.-
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Willmark
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[quote=chucker post_id=1028401]Vertebrae? Nope. One game missed is normal for a fracture like Carr had. Romo returned to the game with the same injury.
[/quote]I’m puzzled (yet not) that people bring up his injuries like they were the worst (apparently) that have ever been seen (Sarcasm).
Back injury- people throw out Romo, his injury was akin to ONE of Romo’s injuries to his back. As you note the rest is correct
Leg injury- by all accounts a break to his fibula, an only one. In the grand scheme that’s small. Yes, breaking a leg bone hurts. Also he had 1 break by all accounts. I had 12 more breaks on the same leg, including three clean through the tibia. Point being? Yes he broke his leg, it also wasn’t a catastrophic injury. Catastrophic to our playoff chances that year? Yes. To his leg? Not so much.
And as a separate thought for all? This is the definition of tough; https://fanbuzz.com/nfl/jack-youngblood ... -leg-sack/
EDIT: further definition of tough, years later he said he wouldn’t do it again, but the fact is, in the moment, he did:
https://olympics.com/en/news/fujimoto-s ... ce-of-gold
I can’t imagine Carr or really most athletes doing something to this level these days. Hence why tough is a word that belongs to someone else.
[/quote]I’m puzzled (yet not) that people bring up his injuries like they were the worst (apparently) that have ever been seen (Sarcasm).
Back injury- people throw out Romo, his injury was akin to ONE of Romo’s injuries to his back. As you note the rest is correct
Leg injury- by all accounts a break to his fibula, an only one. In the grand scheme that’s small. Yes, breaking a leg bone hurts. Also he had 1 break by all accounts. I had 12 more breaks on the same leg, including three clean through the tibia. Point being? Yes he broke his leg, it also wasn’t a catastrophic injury. Catastrophic to our playoff chances that year? Yes. To his leg? Not so much.
And as a separate thought for all? This is the definition of tough; https://fanbuzz.com/nfl/jack-youngblood ... -leg-sack/
EDIT: further definition of tough, years later he said he wouldn’t do it again, but the fact is, in the moment, he did:
https://olympics.com/en/news/fujimoto-s ... ce-of-gold
I can’t imagine Carr or really most athletes doing something to this level these days. Hence why tough is a word that belongs to someone else.
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[quote=FLORIDARAYDAH post_id=1028475]Those twitter doctors are some of the best. . Plus some of them stayed at a Holiday Inn last night.[/quote]
They seem to be at least as good as the RaiderForums armchair remote psychologists that can diagnose feelings, mental state and intent from TV clips.
. Plus some of them stayed at a Holiday Inn last night.[/quote] They seem to be at least as good as the RaiderForums armchair remote psychologists that can diagnose feelings, mental state and intent from TV clips.
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[quote=sooperkool post_id=1028496]
They seem to be at least as good as the RaiderForums armchair remote psychologists that can diagnose feelings, mental state and intent from TV clips.[/quote]Mental states sometimes can be diagnosed by real life manifestations. Physically, actions on the field. Mentally, responses to questioning post game, any and all public statements. It's what we have to work with. I figure it's enough to form an opinion.
Derek Carr is a physically gifted, mental midget, with a weak disposition. If you could buy him for what he's worth, and sell him for what he thinks he's worth, you'd make a fortune. Let's see if MD can hit another home run.
They seem to be at least as good as the RaiderForums armchair remote psychologists that can diagnose feelings, mental state and intent from TV clips.[/quote]Mental states sometimes can be diagnosed by real life manifestations. Physically, actions on the field. Mentally, responses to questioning post game, any and all public statements. It's what we have to work with. I figure it's enough to form an opinion.
Derek Carr is a physically gifted, mental midget, with a weak disposition. If you could buy him for what he's worth, and sell him for what he thinks he's worth, you'd make a fortune. Let's see if MD can hit another home run.