Something very interesting involving Carr

[countingcrow]

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news/cnnsi/20020318/mlb039sindiansl.html

From SI's Peter King:

4. Houston, at No. 1, is solid on David Carr. The Texans will likely go to school with Carr as offensive coordinator Chris Palmer will change his delivery from three-quarters to more over the top. Sounds like a red flag to me.

When you click on the link, look at the 10 draft rumors to the right of the page.

[gr8-1]

Interesting tidbit on Jammer as well.

[Ottomaton]

SI's nothing more than a coffee table mag full of pretty pictures. They're like Playboy: If you get it for the articles then there's something fundamentally wrong with you.

I heard Casterly say that while Carr's delivery was a little bit unorthodox, it hadn't caused any problems thus far and therefore it'd probably be best to leave it alone.

I also heard Carr talk about how he'd 'listen' if anyone wanted to change his delivery. The way he said it didn't imply that he'd 'listen' too hard.

I don't see the Texans trying to change his delivery unless there's a clear need to do so. I think this is no more than some SI wonk connecting Palmer's reputation as a developer of quarterbacks with Carr's funky delivery, but I don't think that Palmer/the Texans are quite that superficial.

[MadMax]

Guys with hitches in their throwing mechanics and an unconventional throwing style end up with worthless careers.

Sincerely,

Brett Favre

[Nomar]

Speaking of funky delivery, does it seem like Jeff Garcia throws like a baseball style? Instead of bringing the ball right up, he goes almost 360 with his arm. wierd.