[Lefty Noob]

Well, we all kind of guess that the signing of Matt Schaub would result in the Houston Texans trading David Carr, and the team confirmed that yesterday. "Matt is our starting quarterback," Houston GM Rick Smith told the Associated Press yesterday. "We're trying to help David find another place. We're trying to trade him today, maybe the next couple of days." Now, speculation as to where he could go... Miami, Minnesota, Oakland, Kansas City (if they deal Green) could all be in the market for a QB. How about Dallas for a backup to Romo? Or maybe Cleveland, where Carr might have a chance to start?

[Kevin]

The word I'm hearing is Oakland and Miami appear to be the two teams most interested in Carr.

[azrael492]

Miami would seem like the better option for him with teh Raiders so high on Russell. He will be fighting for a job all over again.

[Lefty Noob]

Originally Posted by Kevin

The word I'm hearing is Oakland and Miami appear to be the two teams most interested in Carr.

The Raiders reek of desperation at that position, signing Josh Booty even though he hasn't played football since 2003 and has never thrown an NFL pass. Then again, they are looking at Russell, so maybe they won't be willing to give up that much for him. Still, Miami seems committed to trying to land Trent Green, so Oakland probably will be the place. Still wouldn't mind trying to see Cleveland snag him, though.

[Nuke]

What would the improve be for Carr in Oakland? Their O-line is as bad as the Texans. Now the Dolphins would be a good fit for Carr but aren't they stuck with that waste Culpepper? As for the Browns, i'd stick with Frye because I said it before and i'll say it again, Charlie Frye is going to be a very good NFL quarterback.