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LiveForTheGame · 08-06-2004

I was listening to 610 last night and hear some crazy guy talking about David Carr and questioning his leadership character as QB...said he didn't want to win or something crazy like that. As far as I know, that's all David wants and happens to show great leadership qualities. Anyone have any further information or thoughts on the matter?

Nawzer · 08-06-2004

Yeah I heard that moron too. But everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but that guy just wanted to make people mad i guess. David Carr's biggest strength is leadership and charachter, remember how he rallied the team in the Atlanta game? The team looked like it received a jolt of electricity.

BornOrange · 08-06-2004

Carr had a damaged shoulder against Atlanta and couldn't even throw but he still came into the game when Banks went down with an injury. Then, when he saw an opening he took off running and instead of sliding put his head down and fought for extra yardage. Yeah, Carr doesn't want to win.

In his rookie year, Carr was sacked more times than any other QB in NFL history. He was a number one overall draft pick with lots of money in the bank and a long future ahead of him. He could have come out of some of those games and no one would have blamed him, but he stayed in there and took every snap. Yeah, Carr doesn't have leadership ability.

I guarantee you after the past two seasons, every offensive player on the Texans looks at Carr as a guy who has laid everything on the line for his team. That is the kind of teammate players will follow.

**edo783** · 08-06-2004

AWWWW it was just Ditka calling in hoping his stupid statements don't bite him in the back side. LOL

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LiveForTheGame Veteran Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Houston Age: 25 Posts: 311 Rep Power: 0	Crazy nonsense... I was listening to 610 last night and hear some crazy guy talking about David Carr and questioning his leadership character as QB...said he didn't want to win or something crazy like that. As far as I know, that's all David wants and happens to show great leadership qualities. Anyone have any further information or thoughts on the matter?

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Nawzer Alienz Join Date: May 2004 Location: Houston, TX Age: 30 Posts: 6,083 Rep Power: 14368	Yeah I heard that moron too. But everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but that guy just wanted to make people mad i guess. David Carr's biggest strength is leadership and charachter, remember how he rallied the team in the Atlanta game? The team looked like it received a jolt of electricity. __________________ Fortune favors the brave NOT the stupid!

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edo783 Site Contributor Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Houston, again. Posts: 7,700 Rep Power: 4640	AWWWW it was just Ditka calling in hoping his stupid statements don't bite him in the back side. LOL __________________ De Oppresso Liber

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BornOrange All Pro Join Date: May 2004 Age: 44 Posts: 556 Rep Power: 14	Carr had a damaged shoulder against Atlanta and couldn't even throw but he still came into the game when Banks went down with an injury. Then, when he saw an opening he took off running and instead of sliding put his head down and fought for extra yardage. Yeah, Carr doesn't want to win. In his rookie year, Carr was sacked more times than any other QB in NFL history. He was a number one overall draft pick with lots of money in the bank and a long future ahead of him. He could have come out of some of those games and no one would have blamed him, but he stayed in there and took every snap. Yeah, Carr doesn't have leadership ability. I guarantee you after the past two seasons, every offensive player on the Texans looks at Carr as a guy who has laid everything on the line for his team. That is the kind of teammate players will follow.

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