OT: Derek Carr with a savage and entertaining remark about his playing future

Submitted by I'mTheStig on February 2nd, 2023 at 9:23 PM

For your Friday-eve entertainment, I present this clip of Derek Car being interviewed during the skills competition.  Derek lit up the precision passing drill.  After the drill, there was this exchange during an interview:

ESPN:  "Have you ever been that hot in Las Vegas?"

Carr:  "Not that hot... it's probably why I'm going somewhere else."

 

Brilliant.

Have a great weekend all!

Bluesince89

February 2nd, 2023 at 9:43 PM ^

Ha! Good for him. He’ll be fine long term. A lot of teams need a good QB and he’s solid. Indy comes to mind as does Washington and maybe Carolina. Miami given Tua’s history? 

1VaBlue1

February 3rd, 2023 at 9:07 AM ^

The sad thing about that is the NFL could make it all so very real across the nation at all levels of football and still pay lip service in it's own league.  Fund the necessary helmets from Pop Warner through high school, and reap the benefits while doing nothing for your own league in the short term.

A couple billion $$$?  So the hell what?  That's chump change for the NFL over 3-5 years (for the helmet roll-out) without even considering the benefit they'd get from it as a league.  But the owners are so fucking greedy that they can't see past the short term.

MGlobules

February 3rd, 2023 at 2:00 PM ^

Hundred percent agree that an aggressive attempt to fix this would be in their and the public interest. If you saw the results on the front end they'd never get away with it. Kinda the way it works with wars, come to think of it. . . glorious marching off, little less so later. 

Perkis-Size Me

February 3rd, 2023 at 12:48 PM ^

As a Tampa native who grew up right as Dungy rolled into town, I can safely say one of my favorite players of all time to watch was/is Mike Alstott. Probably one of the last great fullbacks the game has seen or ever will see. Definitely a product of a different era who would not translate well into today’s game, save for maybe goal to go situations inside the five, but man he was fun to watch. 

If anyone gets a chance, watch a clip of his run against the Browns from I believe the ‘02 or ‘03 season. I was at that game, and Alstott ran through, and over, what must’ve been 4-5 different defenders before he finally went down. Wasn’t a matter of Alstott out-juking the other guy or poor tackling. He was just that physically imposing and simply could not be brought down. Especially as he got a head of steam. 

Trying to tackle that man was like trying to tackle a runaway freight train. 

Qmatic

February 2nd, 2023 at 10:09 PM ^

I’ve always liked Carr. I think he could have a career resurgence in a new spot like Goff as had. Even though it’s kinda weird to say resurgence when he’s put up near Pro Bowl #s every year of his career