CRIS CARTER RUMORS & GOSSIP

Cris Carter forwarded the bounty story by saying he had a bounty (of sorts) of his own during his playing days. In his story, it was more of a protection bounty, but it put some of his former teammates under the bus.

Cris Carter, the oughta-be Hall of Fame wide receiver, committed a Class A felony earlier this week against the NFL honor code. No, the crime wasn't that Carter paid bounties to teammates for "protection" against threatening defenders during his 16-year NFL career. The crime was that he admitted it publicly and pulled back the curtain a little too far on the NFL. ...

Former Minnesota Vikings All-Pro receiver Cris Carter and current ESPN NFL analyst says he put “bounties” on opposing players as a form of protection during his 16-year NFL career. “I’m guilty of (bounties) — I mean, first time I’ve ever admitted it — but I put a bounty on guys before,” Carter said. “I put bounties on guys...

Yesterday former NFL wide receiver and current ESPN analyst Cris Carter claimed that he placed bounties on opposing players during his career. Former NFL linebacker Bill Romanowski was a guest on the Dan Patrick Show on Wednesday and claimed that Carter is essentially lying about his bounty claim. “It is absolute fiction,” Romanowski said. “If he could read my...

Former eight-time Pro Bowl receiver Cris Carter dropped a bombshell on Tuesday when he admitted using bounties throughout his NFL career. The former longtime Vikings receiver told ESPN Radio’s Mike Hill and Mark Schlereth that he did it mostly for protection. “I’m guilty of it,” Carter said. “It’s the first time I’ve ever admitted it. But I put a bounty on guys...

Former Vikings receiver Cris Carter admits he used bounties when he played. He says they were common.

Mike & Mike had quite the wide-ranging show today that produced a couple highlights. First, ESPN NFL analyst Cris Carter appeared on the show and took part in one of ESPN's favored pastimes - casual swearing! Cris Carter joins a long and illustrious list that includes such dignitaries as Bobby Knight, Ron Jaworski, Lee Corso, and countless others. The best part about all...

Following the death of Junior Seau, the NFL once again finds itself at the middle of a debate that some believe will be the downfall of the National Football League. That debate, of course, is, how liable is the NFL in regard to former players' ongoing struggles following their years in the league? There has been a number of major figures on both sides of the debate. Some say...

If it were up to Cris Carter, Gregg Williams would never set foot on an NFL sideline ever again. 

This video proves that Cris Carter needs to have his man card revoked immediately. The Super Bowl has not been kind to Cris. Not only did he never made it to the big game as a player, but now that he gets to go as an announcer, he has failed at completing the ever popular zip line. In this video we get to see Mr. Carter wimping out of riding the zip line at the last second, as onlookers...