David Carr (1 Viewer)

[dgreen]

I watched his week one game against Philly and thought he looked good in the first half. The second half, he was under insane pressure and was running for his life.

Impressive week two numbers. But, how did he look? Does his future finally looke a little brighter?

For the season: 40-53-427-4-0

 

[djcolts]

Most of his damage came against 2nd stringers. Plus, the Texans O-Line had 2 injuries during the game - I wouldn't buy him at this point.

 

[Robbie Cooper]

Arguably our best OL (LT Charles Taylor (Rookie -- Pitt) ) broke his leg and is out for the season.

Perhaps with the first overall pick in next year's draft, we can by-pass A. Peterson (RB --- OK) and take a punter.

 

[dgreen]

Most of his damage came against 2nd stringers. Plus, the Texans O-Line had 2 injuries during the game - I wouldn't buy him at this point.

Thanks. Just noticed all three of his TDs came in the fourth quarter.On the bright side, shouldn't he be facing a lot of second stringers in the fourth quarter this year?

 

[dgreen]

Arguably our best OL (LT Charles Taylor (Rookie -- Pitt) ) broke his leg and is out for the season.

As a Skins fan, the has me optimistic they can get at least one sack next week.

 

[coolnerd]

The Texans scored 3 points when the game was in some version of a doubt (30-3 before first TD). The numbers from Carr are pretty empty from a real football perspective, but fantasy football only cares that they are numbers there. IMO, Kubiak has a better design to give Carr more days like yesterday, but at the end of the day he is still Carr and the Texans OL is still a mess. He is a high risk fantasy number 2 at this point.