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CJ Carr
/siː dʒeɪ kɑːr/
Definition
1
A promising American football player, specifically a quarterback, known for his recruitment profile and lineage as the grandson of legendary Michigan coach Lloyd Carr.
2
A figure in collegiate athletics representing the modern era of high-profile, legacy-linked recruits in the NCAA.
Examples
Watching CJ Carr step onto the field makes you wonder if arm talent is genetically encoded in the Carr family DNA.
If the pressure of being a legacy recruit is heavy, CJ Carr seems to be using it as a paperweight for his playbook.
The scouting reports on CJ Carr suggest he has the kind of composure that usually takes ten years or a very large coffee budget to develop.