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Carr’s destination betting odds


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18 minutes ago, TJKJ23xx said:

Zay Flowers looks the best imo but Johnston has the most potential if he can put it all together. 

Idk where he's projected, but I watched a piece from Smitty on Zay, and I'm all in on him.  Dude sold me.  He is going to be a serious problem in the league as he has so many translatable skills that just pop.  

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Just now, Proudiddy said:

Idk where he's projected, but I watched a piece from Smitty on Zay, and I'm all on on him.  Dude sold me.  He is going to be a serious problem in the league as he has so many translatable skills that just pop.  

I’ve seen him any where from top 15 to early 2nd but yea he looks like he will be the next cream of the crop WR in the NFL. 

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15 minutes ago, TLGPanthersFan said:

He didn’t seem that elite this year. 

He also had a crappy situation with an idiot HC.

The last couple years have been incredibly unstable there and he's had to carry that franchise without any grown up help.

McDaniels is a nutcase. Raiders is the perfect team for him.

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4 minutes ago, TLGPanthersFan said:

Until proven otherwise. I will continue to be skeptical of any QB we bring in from another team.
If Carr is brought in fine. Hope he works out. But I won’t be surprised if he doesn’t.  

Carr is a lot better and more established than any QB we've had since Cam and easily would be among the top 3 the franchise has had.

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If someone wants to venture over to a Raiders forum I'd be curious to hear what the average take is on Carr and his time there now that he is officially gone. He has never lacked the talent. But he just had the lowest completion percentage since his rookie year. How much of it was McDaniels? The other layer is he will be 32 in March. So that's what a 5-6 year window maybe? Not every guy is going to be Brady and play well into their 40's. We should just be as realistic as possible about this knowing not only his circumstances but our own in our failures of pursuing other teams castoffs.

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