Bullshit. The lack of accountability for Carr is ridiculous.

Is it the OC’s fault that he becomes a cuck at the first sign of pressure? I’m not saying their OC doesn’t suck, but Carr has clearly regressed and anybody denying that is not being objective and making excuses for a QB that they crowned way too early.

Not the OCs fault he shits his pants under ANY pressure. If they had even an average line, he'd be a total dog turd.

Carr is worthless

Gif up the clown crew

Interesting...is your wife asking you to watch her get porked by others? Why the fixation on cucks?

You plainly haven't watched Raiders games, but have a firm opinion on the subject...the best type of fan!

Great rebuttal.

Tap out acknowledged.

If he was behind the Chiefs OL, he'd make Tyler Thigpen look good. The guy cracks under pressure...he makes Alex look like Aaron Rodgers.

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All the clowns are riding in the Carr.

Next year will be telling. Last year he threw over 20 TD's and only a handful of INT`s.......this year new QB coach and coordinator and the entire offense is off the rails, horrid. Yes, he looks scared in the pocket and his footwork is atrocious. Having said that, they will for sure have a new but seasoned OC for him next year....maybe even DelDummy will be gone too....and we will see what happens.

Derexcuses

He CANNOT make all the throws...

Carr throws a beautiful deep ball and Crabtree and Cooper (before this year sans Chiefs at home) have made Carr look better than he really is. The O-Line has also covered up some really apparent flaws with footwork and accuracy. Carr is average and he always has been.

He has looked horrendous. So we will see next year which player he actually is. The one this year, or his first two years when he kept improving.

I think Carr is a franchise QB but he needs a better staff. He can lead a team and had proven so. OL was not good this year.

I remember watching him during his rookie year when he would just throw the ball away or straight into the ground every time he was pressured the slightest bit. Their line allowed him to grow more comfortable and he stopped doing it so much in '15-'16, but this year it returned. He won't stand in the pocket and take the hits necessary to make big throws.

What has he proven he could lead a team to? He’s yet to make the playoffs and hasn’t won many big games in his career.