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Originally Posted by Sylvanfan
Is Carr really a West Coast offence type of QB? I don't see him play a lot but he seems to me like more of a drop back deep throw sort of passer as opposed to a move around and make shorter throws on the run.
Carr seems like a good enough athlete where he could learn that style. But I thought he struggled in that sort of system this year vs the down field style he excelled at the previous year.
I heard they likely move on from Crabtree who would seem a better West Coast pass catcher than Cooper.
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Crabs is a slow possession receiver and he's had just too many drops over the past few seasons. Gruden is going to bring out the best in Cooper who was underutilized by Downing and his bed & breakfast offense. I feel Carr can excel in the WFO as he's got a quick release and good timing. You can still utilize deep patterns as look at the Chiefs this season who I believe had more success on deep balls than any other team.