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Carr’s destination betting odds


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Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

I really like this WR class overall, but yeah I'm not seeing any slam dunk elite prospects. But I think it's deep with quality players.

Yeah its really going to depend on where you sit as they start to come off the board.  But if you need a good defensive player this is the round for it. You would almost be guaranteed to get a good player no matter where you pick.

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2 minutes ago, TheRumGone said:

Like if we sign Carr and draft AR to learn behind him that would be really exciting.

Problem is.  Carr isn’t going anywhere to be a Bridge.  He’s going to go somewhere that’s committed to him.

This is a Kirk Cousins move, not a Alex Smith.

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Sneaky team to watch would be Atlanta.  

Ridder was okay but this would be a notch up and he aligns with a lot of what Arthur Smith likes to do and is similar to what he brought out in Tannehill.

They can also offer him a pretty fat contract up front/little finagling needed.  

I wouldn't mind if the Texans or Colts got him, then it opens the draft up a bit.  

 

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