Carter a Saint

SaintNik · 08-18-2003, 10:55 PM

It didn\'t cost the Saints anything to bring him in by way of trade or signing bonus as he was on the street and available to take a look at. Could it be a smoke screen taking a look at Carter for free, while downplaying the need to trade for or pickup another back prior to or after cutdown? This also may motivate and get the attention of Keaton and Fenderson and bring out the best in them over the next two weeks. Carter is a back that coming out of college as the first pick overall to the Bengals in 1995 had all pro potential but never got it going as the major knee injury took its toll. There are at least two players in street clothes that were at one time the best in the league, who also suffered major knee injuries. That would be Jamal Anderson and Terrel Davis. These two guys have been there and done that while Carter never has. Hopefully his knee has recovered well enough for him to come in and contribute and be the comeback player of all time. Ricky Watters is a three down player that has put up in his career more skins on the wall the anybody out there available. Here is a guy who has been all pro and has super bowl experience to bring to the table. If we are bringing guys in off of the streets why aren\'t we considering him? Rondell Mealey is on the street, a local kid from New Orleans who was once a third round draft pick cut during the season last year by the Packers. The young back Walt Williams looked pretty good when given a chance at the end of the Eagles game. At least he hit the hole quick and was decisive, had good enough vision to use some shiftiness to find the cutback lanes to run in. He didn\'t get in the game against the Jets. Don\'t be suprised to see the Saints make a deal and trade for a back after this week and also grabbing one after the final cutdown.

08-18-2003, 10:55 PM	#5
SaintNik 100th Post Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 312	Carter a Saint It didn\'t cost the Saints anything to bring him in by way of trade or signing bonus as he was on the street and available to take a look at. Could it be a smoke screen taking a look at Carter for free, while downplaying the need to trade for or pickup another back prior to or after cutdown? This also may motivate and get the attention of Keaton and Fenderson and bring out the best in them over the next two weeks. Carter is a back that coming out of college as the first pick overall to the Bengals in 1995 had all pro potential but never got it going as the major knee injury took its toll. There are at least two players in street clothes that were at one time the best in the league, who also suffered major knee injuries. That would be Jamal Anderson and Terrel Davis. These two guys have been there and done that while Carter never has. Hopefully his knee has recovered well enough for him to come in and contribute and be the comeback player of all time. Ricky Watters is a three down player that has put up in his career more skins on the wall the anybody out there available. Here is a guy who has been all pro and has super bowl experience to bring to the table. If we are bringing guys in off of the streets why aren\'t we considering him? Rondell Mealey is on the street, a local kid from New Orleans who was once a third round draft pick cut during the season last year by the Packers. The young back Walt Williams looked pretty good when given a chance at the end of the Eagles game. At least he hit the hole quick and was decisive, had good enough vision to use some shiftiness to find the cutback lanes to run in. He didn\'t get in the game against the Jets. Don\'t be suprised to see the Saints make a deal and trade for a back after this week and also grabbing one after the final cutdown.
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