The Facts:
If GM Rick Smith is unable to trade Carr, the Texans will release him. Carr could be released or traded before the weekend is over. Neither side wants to drag it out. "David's done right by us, and we want to do right by him," Texans owner Bob McNair said Thursday.
Reported by the Houston Chronicle
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
As Chronicle staffer John McClain put it: "The Texans would like to move on, and Carr would like to know where his new home will be." Several teams are interested in signing Carr, but they don't want to surrender a draft pick. Nor do they want to take on his base salaries of $5.5 million this year and $6 million next year. Minnesota, Oakland and Miami are possibilities, despite the fact that Vikings HC Brad Childress said on Thursday that Carr "can make some of the throws, (but) he can't make all the throws."
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