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Who would he play good against if he was on the Jags rather than playing them?Are you saying to trade David Carr to Jacksonville???? Hmmmmm... not sure about that one. That could come back and bite us in the butt for years to come. But then again, it would make for a nice rivalry. Texans vs. Carr and the Jags??? Dunno.
Carr is 6-3 against Jacksonville with 10 touchdowns and 5 INT in those nine games. Better try for another joke.Carr has been passing to the Jags for years...at least if he gets traded, he'll get payed for it
Another joke? I got one. Have you heard how much Carr will count against our cap next year?Carr is 6-3 against Jacksonville with 10 touchdowns and 5 INT in those nine games. Better try for another joke.
Thats not funny at all .Another joke? I got one. Have you heard how much Carr will count against our cap next year?
Probably the Texans defense! There are still alot of holes but hopefully they can fill them this year through the draft and FAWho would he play good against if he was on the Jags rather than playing them?
$4 millionAnother joke? I got one. Have you heard how much Carr will count against our cap next year?
No. And the new team signs him to a new contract if cut.I got what probably is a dumb question and i feel i should know this.
If the Texans cut Carr, do they owe him the remaining money on his contract?
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If the Texans trade Carr, do they owe him the remaining money or does the other team pick up the last 2 years of the contract?
Nope, 7.25m against the cap.$4 million
Another reason why Kubes is holding on to him, a pretty big chunk there.Nope, 7.25m against the cap.
They said on the radio today that IF Carr was traded he would count 4 mil against the Texans cap next season.Nope, 7.25m against the cap.
They said on the radio today that IF Carr was traded he would count 4 mil against the Texans cap next season.
http://blogs.chron.com/nfl/2006/12/what_to_do_with_carr_is_the_qu.htmlNow, many of you have asked about Carr's contract. In March, the Texans gave him $8 million to secure him for three more years: 2006, 2007 and 2008. They were extremely shrewd go exercise the option before the deadline so they could take a $2 million cap hit off the prorated portion of the bonus. That means the bonus is prorated at $2 million in 2006, $2 million 2007 and $2 million in 2008.
Teams don't have to wait until June 1 to get the June 1 benefits of the salary cap. They can't trade or waive two players before June 1 and still get the benefit. The rules say that if you get rid of a player before June 1, everything left on his cap, including the prorated signing bonus, comes out of this year's cap. If you wait until after June 1, only the 2006 portion counts against this year's cap and everything else rolls into the next year.
That means that if the Texans trade Carr, he'll count $7.25 million under this fiscal year's cap -- $5.25 million base and the $2 million prorated bonus. The rest of what he's owed would come out of next year's cap.