DallasDW00ds0n
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Why not, can't get worse
I was starting to think about it when he tried to undercut that pass to Maclin when he was out of position and in man coverage tonight.
I was starting to think about it when he tried to undercut that pass to Maclin when he was out of position and in man coverage tonight.
I don't think he tried to undercut it, he was just flat-out burned on that play.
I remember when Scandrick played on the outside and people thought he was garbage and that we overpaid him. Then he moved inside and seemed to gain some confidence and seemed to learn how to study. Scandrick missed a key tackle last night on a big play, and he still gives up receptions as well.
Moore gets additional help behind him that Carr doesn't get.
Carr is overpaid, and Carr has underperformed....but Carr is still a decent starting CB. He did not play awful last night. If he had played awful and couldn't cover, the Eagles would have been throwing there all night and would have eaten us alive. A CB can give up 1-2 big plays in a game and no one is happy, but it doesn't make him garbage. If Carr was earning half of his salary, we wouldn't complain quite so much. Our expectations are unrealistic, but it's not his fault the Cowboys gave him that huge contract.
It's also not Carr's fault that Pacman Jones and Terence Newman are still playing very good ball in Cinncy. If the Cowboys ever put together a D front that can bring consistent pressure in the face of a QB, sacks or not, we will find plenty of inexpensive DBs that look pretty good back there.
During game review the Maclin play needs replayed a dozen times at least. Then I would ask Carr what was he thinking? I love the signing at the time but now he has to go. Benching him sounds like a great idea but who do you put in his place?
Bottom line is somebody is going to get caught on. Claiborne was the whipping boy, and now it's Carr. This is the nfl. Unless we're investing tons of resources into defense, then one of our corners is going to 'look like garbage' eventually. Carr played awful, but it's bound to happen. Should he be benched? Nah. Let go for next season? Possibly.
I was thinking we were in zone on that particular play and he had deep third which made his futile attempt inexcusable since he was the last line of defense there. Either way, by far his worst play of the night.
It will interesting to see what happens with Brandon this offseason and I am intrigued by the pattmon kid.
I don't think he tried to undercut it, he was just flat-out burned on that play.
I don't see where you can bench him, especially in 'must win' mode for a playoff spot.
But, that said, I'm very interested in the salary cap implications involving letting him go next year.
Yeah, its exactly the "must win" mode that is the issue. He won't be on the team next year, but we have two more must win games just to get in the playoffs this year and a possible playoff run after that. Starting Moore over Carr isn't the best football decision for this team right now?