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con·science /ˈkɒnʃəns/ Pronunciation Key -
–noun
1. the inner sense of what is right or wrong in one's conduct or motives, impelling one toward right action: to follow the dictates of conscience.
2. the complex of ethical and moral principles that controls or inhibits the actions or thoughts of an individual.
3. an inhibiting sense of what is prudent: I'd eat another piece of pie but my conscience would bother me.
My perspective!
Carr sucks! Always has and always will. His family life meant nothing to me and to my surprise.....it still doesn't.
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Yet.. some people still follow his career and everything that's said/written about him.
Seems strange to me...but that's just more perspective.
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My perspective:
David who?
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GO TEXANS!!! LOUD & PROUD!![]()
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And I am not one of them. As far as I'm concerned, his career is over.
Actually I'm kinda pissed I even posted in this thread. Maybe it just peeved me a bit to see it come back to life, jokingly or not.
Matter of fact, I'm going to delete my last post.![]()
My perspective:
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If quarterbacks were judged based upon how they did in practice, guys like Rob Johnson and David Carr would still be in the league. Oh wait, the Giants picked up Carr this offseason in order to give him one last shot. Any lineman that played with Carr in Houston or Carolina can tell you how that is going to work out. It is doubtful that Carr ever ran out of bounds for two-yard losses in practice when he was off-limits to defenders. He has a penchant for doing just that in games.
QB David Carr continues to practice his throwing motion and footwork under the watchful eye of Quarterbacks Coach Chris Palmer. This morning Carr was playing catch with WR David Tyree instead of with WR Plaxico Burress as he had on Friday and Saturday. Plaxico may be in a snit because he does not have a new contract (and IMO will not get one until his health issues are resolved and the Giants are sure that he can go full-speed.) I dont know if Carr has a nickname, but the one that comes to mind is legs like sticks.
My perspective:
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The dude was our QB for five years.![]()
con·science /ˈkɒnʃəns/ Pronunciation Key -
noun
1. the inner sense of what is right or wrong in one's conduct or motives, impelling one toward right action: to follow the dictates of conscience.
2. the complex of ethical and moral principles that controls or inhibits the actions or thoughts of an individual.
3. an inhibiting sense of what is prudent: I'd eat another piece of pie but my conscience would bother me.
Great image...... Many may say appropriate.
Main Entry: [2]ap·pro·pri·ate
Pronunciation: &-'prO-prE-&t
Function: adjective
Date: 15th century
: especially suitable or compatible : FITTING
Another word:
Main Entry: jeal·ou·sy
Pronunciation: 'je-l&-sE
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural -sies
Date: 13th century
1 : a jealous disposition, attitude, or feeling
2 : zealous vigilance
I'll admit it. It fits me perfectly...My conscience wouldn't bother me a bit. Fools (in this case the owners and gm's)and their money are soon parted. I'd have taken the money and run too. Ummmm more pie with my coffee.
I'll be glad when the season starts and we can get away from these silly posts...![]()
My absolutely, positively last post in this ridiculous thread.
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I guess 'jealous' would describe me... See I was raised with the ethic that you reap what you sow. You get what you earn. I never, ever realized that being an overrated, underachieving, mitten wearing, prima donna could get you riches....
So yes, in that regard - color me jealous..
BTW he didn't just steal $35 million from the Texans F.O. and owner. He stole it from us fans that paid to see him achieve new levels of suckiness for the better part of 5 seasons..
CARR STRUGGLING: Veteran quarterback David Carr has struggled in his opening days of training camp.
Carr fumbled a snap for the second straight day and threw an interception to safety Sammy Knight with no receiver in sight.
"He's just started to work," coach Tom Coughlin said. "He's going to need more time. He is getting limited snaps. It's going to take some time."
Carr was originally the No. 1 overall pick in the 2002 NFL Draft by the Houston Texans. He was released in March 2007 and spent last season with the Carolina Panthers, starting four games and playing in six without much success. He signed with the Giants in March as a potential veteran backup for Eli Manning.
After two practices, David Carr still looks stiff and uncertain. The former No. 1 overall pick could wind up losing out in the battle for the Giants' No. 2 job.
Does anyone expect Carr to be on the Giants roster at the end of camp???
Some team will cut a younger QB that played well in camp, and the Giants will pick him up because he is younger, quicker, and doesn't have the mental baggage of David Carr.....(and you don't have to pay him as much)
I don't think he makes it.
Another team could cut and older, slower QB and he would still be better. The guy flat out can not read a D, not saying I can but I'm not trying to be an NFL QB.
Is anyone here on a Giants mb? I bet the NY fans are crucifying DC.
And, DiapHer did a very mean thing to my dog. As if he wasn't depressed enough already.
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My perspective:
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Did most of the people from California join this site because of Carr? A lot of them seemed to have left once he did, but some did stick around.
Did most of the people from California join this site because of Carr? A lot of them seemed to have left once he did, but some did stick around.
Hulk
“(In Houston) other guys would talk about why they are only getting two, but I’m not one of those guys,” Carr said. “I’m not complaining. I’m just happy to be here, just trying to get better and happy to be with Chris and doing some good things.”
Deep down, based on the fact that this thread is still around, I think we still want to see the guy become a decent backup in the league. Mainly cause he was a nice guy that just sucked butt here in Houston.
The dude was our QB for five years.![]()
Deep down, based on the fact that this thread is still around, I think we still want to see the guy become a decent backup in the league. Mainly cause he was a nice guy that just sucked butt here in Houston.
Carr Working to repair reputation with Giants
"I think it's good just to be around a winning environment, regardless of the situation at quarterback," said Carr, who missed the first five practice sessions here while recovering from an offseason foot injury.
There are some questions to be answered.
"I wouldn't doubt it," said Carr, who failed to live up to expectations in five seasons with the Houston Texans and one with the Carolina Panthers. "I'd be wondering, too. What is his deal? This is the best team in football, and I wanted to prove I belong."
He got limited reps yesterday in practice, and there were some moments of indecision.
As much as I hate to add to this thread - I couldn't resist this little interview titled
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I, for one, think he has as much chance of making that team as I do.
"I wanted to subtract all the variables I felt hindered us as a team anywhere else, and this was the best place I could find," he said. "I'll just go out there and if I'm good enough I'm good enough. If I'm not, then I'll know."
Carr hasn't gotten off to a rip-roaring start. He missed the first three and a half days of practices with plantar fasciitis, or a strained arch in his foot, after hurting himself while running in an old pair of sneakers about two weeks ago. Even after he made it to the field, he's looked shaky and has made some questionable decisions. For a starter, taking those chances isn't a big deal. But when a guy gets only a handful of attempts to make an impression, each throw counts.
If quarterbacks were judged based upon how they did in practice, guys like Rob Johnson and David Carr would still be in the league. Oh wait, the Giants picked up Carr this offseason in order to give him one last shot. Any lineman that played with Carr in Houston or Carolina can tell you how that is going to work out. It is doubtful that Carr ever ran out of bounds for two-yard losses in practice when he was off-limits to defenders. He has a penchant for doing just that in games.
As much as I hate to add to this thread - I couldn't resist this little interview titled
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I, for one, think he has as much chance of making that team as I do.