The Cleveland Browns will enter training camp with one of the most intriguing quarterback competitions in recent memory. Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders are vying for the starting job, creating a pivotal decision that could define the franchise’s trajectory for years to come.
Cris Carter is a Hall of Famer, so obviously, he was very good at football. Well, apparently that take is not as unanimous as you might have thought. Another former NFL standout decided to take a shot at the Vikings legend.
Asante Samuel once made the All-Pro First Team. He is a 4-time Pro Bowl player who had success with multiple teams, including the Philadelphia Eagles. But, he recently proved that he isn't all that smart, taking time to go after another former Eagle, wide receiver Cris Carter, calling the Hall of Famer "overrated" on a podcast episode.
The legitimacy of Minnesota Vikings Hall of Famer Cris Carter's greatness has come into question. In response to Chad Johnson challenging Travis Hunter one-on-one, Carter argued that Johnson is looking back more glowingly on his career than what's actually on tape.
Even though he’s won seven Super Bowls, three MVP awards, and a slew of Pro Bowl nominations and conference titles, Tom Brady will always be the 199th pick of the 2000 NFL Draft.
CBS Sports’ Bryan DeArdo released a list of the best players to never win a Super Bowl ring. There were five wide receivers named on the list, including Cris Carter, Steve Largent, Terrell Owens, Larry Fitzgerald, and Randy Moss.
The Vikings surprised a local fan and teacher with the visit of a lifetime. Alyssa Van Klei, a teacher at 916 Mahtomedi Academy who uses sports as a tool in classroom, was surprised by the team and Vikings legend Cris Carter.
Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver Cris Carter has had enough. He is sick of hearing other people are to blame for Shedeur Sanders slide to the fifth round of the NFL Draft.
Minnesota Vikings Hall of Fame wide receiver Cris Carter delivered a scolding hot plate of criticism to Shedeur Sanders, who Carter believes cost himself "at least" $30 million by slipping in the NFL draft.
Shedeur Sanders has been the talk of the NFL world since falling to the fifth round of the NFL Draft. The Browns selected the former Colorado quarterback at No.
Pro Football Hall of Fame receiver Cris Carter thinks a pair of his brethren on the Bengals will get their deals from the team. He discussed the need for Cincinnati to break precedent and guarantee money into the second season on new contracts for Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins in an Up & Adams appearance.
With the franchise tag window officially open until March 4, the Minnesota Vikings have a decision to make on the future of quarterback Sam Darnold, who coming off the best season of his career headlines the free agent quarterback class.
Sam Darnold had a Cinderella season in 2024. He was supposed to be the backup, but JJ McCarthy‘s injury pushed him to start every game for the Minnesota Vikings.
Ohio State's true freshman wide receiver, Jeremiah Smith, was a key component in helping his team on the path to their national championship win. In 2024, he appeared in 16 games, accumulating 76 receptions, 1,3135 yards, and 15 touchdowns.
Cris Carter told a story about Shedeur Sanders that might turn the heads of the quarterback’s doubters as the NFL Draft approaches. Sanders approaches everything like a CEO and is a standup citizen, according to what Carter said.
The 2024 NFL season doesn’t end until Super Bowl LIX on February 9 but the 2025 Draft prep ramps up significantly this week with the Senior Bowl and East-West Shrine Game.
Few college football programs churn out as much high-end wide receiver talent as Ohio State. The NFL is littered with former Buckeyes wide receivers like Garrett Wilson, Chris Olave and Terry McLaurin to name a few.
Multiple New York Jets players want the team’s next head coach to be the man who is fourth on the franchise’s all-time interceptions list, Aaron Glenn.
In an interview with Kyle Odegard of Casino Apps covering the NFL and college football, pro football legend and Ohio State football alumnus Cris Carter discussed how he viewed the College Football Playoff National Championship between No.
Don't count on seeing Cris Carter at Lincoln Financial Field this weekend. Carter began his Hall of Fame career with the Philadelphia Eagles before catching 110 touchdowns over 12 seasons with the Minnesota Vikings.
The Vikings have had two of the greatest wide receivers of all time suit up for their franchise. One of those two thinks the guy playing the position for Minnesota right now is even greater.
College football fans often debate which universities generate the best professionals at a certain position, and with the number of gifted receivers Ohio State has produced, the school has a strong case for the title of WRU. One of those elite receivers recently name his Mount Rushmore of OSU receivers.
On Harrison's first catch of the day, he made a one-handed grab off a back-shoulder pass from QB C.J. Stroud while being interfered with by Maryland cornerback Deonte Banks.
Cris Carter had one of the great careers for a receiver, and a very compelling argument could be made for him having a Hall of Fame career based solely on his time as a Minnesota Vikings.