CalPolyTechnique
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That is a red flag when a vet like Carr who has played for many teams and has always been considered a good guy can't get along with them.
Was likely along the lines of Carr thinking he was better than Thompson and should playAre we sure this report is accurate?
Are we sure this report is accurate?
As a vested veteran (four accrued seasons or more), Carr won't hit waivers if the Cowboys are forced to release him down the line with the goal of placing him back on the practice squad. So, technically, he could immediately re-sign with the Cowboys the day following his release, and the team can rinse-and-repeat this strategy multiple times in 2020 -- providing not only a phenomenal veteran presence in the locker room, but a starter-caliber defensive back who they're looking to "fully" convert to safety that can also play cornerback as needed.
I don't know about this. I thought I read they can cut him and put him back on the practice squad without hitting waivers? So I was assuming this was just roster management and he'll be back soon.
From https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...-play-as-veteran-opts-to-join-practice-squad/
Guess we'll find out today if he's resigned to the practice squad, then this story is bogus. If he's not, it's true?
Judging by what we’ve seen, Carr can’t be wrong. Whatever the heck he said.