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Lots of love being given to CJ Carr. by G.K.Chesterton

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Yet, Carr is turning heads and making plays regardless of those around him. He’s rolling left when flushed from the pocket, urging a receiver to return downfield along the sideline and firing a 30-yard completion.

He’s stepping up in the pocket, avoiding a potential “sack” and firing to walk-on wideout Jack Polian.

All told, he’s heading into this closing week after throwing for approximately 100 yards, leading two of the offense’s three touchdown strikes and, most importantly, committing zero catastrophic plays.

It’s what Freeman continues to see every day from Carr.

And...

So much so, in fact, that Carr is looking more and more like Notre Dame’s quarterback of the future. Preparing for a fifth different starting quarterback in as many seasons, Notre Dame no doubt welcomes the development.