This idea of a “fall guy” isn’t new, rappers, athletes and other celebrities with a lot to lose sometimes have someone in their crew who will take the fall should anything go down. The celeb then takes care of that friend monetarily. But the words were actually said publicly by NFL Hall of Famer Cris Carter and now he’s coming under heavy fire with ESPN, the NFL and more condemning his advice.
(Video) NFL: Hall Of Famer Cris Carter Makes Amazing Speech About Child Abuse
In light of Adrian Peterson’s indictment for child abuse, the ESPN analyst made a powerful speech about the disciplining children. Hit the jump for details.
NFL: Sons of Joe Montana & Cris Carter Hope to Get Drafted
With Hall of Fame fathers like Joe Montana and Cris Carter, you can only expect greatness from these upcoming prospects. Unfortunately their college careers didn’t live up to what was expected of them. Still that hasn’t stopped the media attention and the possibility of them making it to the league and turning it all around. Read more after the jump.
NFL: Hall of Famer Cris Carter Says There’s Only One Receiver in the League Comparable to Him
Newly elected Pro Football Hall of Famer Cris Carter isn’t shy about proclaiming himself the receiver with the best hands in the history of the game. But he’s gracious enough to acknowledge that there’s one receiver who’s in the same ballpark. Read more after the jump.
NFL: Former WR Cris Carter Admits To Bounties
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Former Minnesota Vikings All-Pro receiver Cris Carter says he put “bounties” on opposing players as a form of protection during his 16-year NFL career.
NFL: Ex-Vikings Star Cris Carter & Randy Moss Trade Jabs
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Former Vikings receivers Randy Moss and Cris Carter played together for four years and went to two NFC Championship games as teammates. That doesn’t mean there wasn’t a competition among them in the late 1990s and early 2000s, something that came to the forefront again Tuesday morning when Carter was critical of Moss’ ability to fight through the tough times on the field.  Speaking on ESPN radio, Carter reenforced the notion that Moss will quit when the game gets difficult.
