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Denver won't be happy until their entire team is composed of Running Backs.
The Houston trade sounds good to me. That way Houston can get a stud RB (other than DD ) and get rid of Carr, trade down and pick up Vince Young (assuming he slips come draft day...he or Cutler will probably slip by that time...happens every year...look at Aaron Rodgers) and use their newly acquired 2nd or 3rd round pick (assuming they trade down) on O-line help. 
But does that work for Miami.. I personally don't like it because I think there's only so much you can blame on the O-line. I think David Carr = Rob Johnson. But some would disagree with me and think Carr has a lot of potential in the right system....Do most people here think Carr is worth giving up a very cheap, very good 1A RB for?Denver won't be happy until their entire team is composed of Running Backs.
I think it could be good for Miami. They would be getting a young qb with "potential" and be getting rid of a distraction in a spacecase rb like Ricky. Ronnie Brown will be fine as the #1 Rb and with Ricky there breathing down his neck it would be a distraction. I think this works for both sides.Disclaimer: I am not a football GM, nor do I play one on TV...but I should be.But does that work for Miami.. I personally don't like it because I think there's only so much you can blame on the O-line. I think David Carr = Rob Johnson. But some would disagree with me and think Carr has a lot of potential in the right system....Do most people here think Carr is worth giving up a very cheap, very good 1A RB for?Denver won't be happy until their entire team is composed of Running Backs.
they said the same things about Plummer ( that he is a bust), and Shanahan rode him to the championship game..took drew brees a few years before the light went on,too..same with rich gannon, trent green, phil simms...not a big Carr fan myself, but that oline set the single season record for sacks allowed, didn't it? the Fish have an outstanding o-line coach...maybe, just maybe it works for miami!But does that work for Miami.. I personally don't like it because I think there's only so much you can blame on the O-line. I think David Carr = Rob Johnson. But some would disagree with me and think Carr has a lot of potential in the right system....Do most people here think Carr is worth giving up a very cheap, very good 1A RB for?Denver won't be happy until their entire team is composed of Running Backs.
Well said.
That was so bad.
You mean because it did not happen?
Acquired by the Jets on April 21, 2005 along with a second round selection (#47 overall from Houston through Oakland) and two sixth round draft choices, #182 from Arizona through Oakland and #185 from Dallas through Oakland, in exchange for the Jets’ first round draft choice in 2005 (#26 overall) and a seventh round selection, #230 overall from Minnesota through the Jets.
Thanks for making my point for me. He was not traded for a 1st. He was part of a move up from the second round for the Raiders.
Very poetic.
