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From the time Cris Carter started his career as a supplemental draft pick of the Philadelphia Eagles in 1987 to his retirement in 2002, the position of wide receiver exploded in the NFL. Receivers went from being quiet and classy to being known for their electric play, off-the-field antics, and in some cases over-the-top personalities.
In Going Deep, Carter and ESPN journalist Jeffri Chadiha chronicle the rise of the wide receiver and explain how it became the most complex, compelling, and talked-about position in all of professional sports. Using stories from his own career to offer unprecedented insight into the position, Carter explains the players unique personalities, how their minds work, and why teams need to understand exactly what theyre dealing with when it comes to their wideouts the NFLs newest superstars.
Told through Carters opinionated voice, Going Deep covers all the important moments and people from Michael Irvin, Jerry Rice, and Keyshawn Johnson to Randy Moss, Terrell Owens, and Chad Johnson who have contributed to this revolution. He also tells stories readers have never heard about their favorite players, shares theories about the position that only get discussed in front offices and locker rooms, and offers revealing explanations on what these players mean to the league today, as well as why the NFL cant go forward without them.
One of the most riveting, insightful football books Ive ever read. This book takes you inside the huddle, along the sidelines, and deep into the secret world that is the NFL. Breathtaking work. Jeff Pearlman, New York Times bestselling author of Boys Will Be Boys and The Bad Guys Won
No one understands wide receivers better than Cris Carter, and I loved his book. If you want to understand how we think, and hear inside stories about the most over-the-top athletes in sports, read Going Deep. Jerry Rice, Hall of Fame wide receiver
I am so glad someone got Cris Carter to sit down and describe what makes receivers tick. (Its deeper than you think.) Youll get to the last page of this book and say, I really learned a lot hereand the pages flew by. Peter King, senior writer, Sports Illustrated; author of Monday Morning Quarterback; and two-time National Sportswriter of the Year
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Aikman, Troy, 15, 68, 70, 77, 115, 136, 155, 248
Alexander, Hubbard, 143
Allen, Eric, 60, 9495, 97, 11012, 11517
Allen, Larry, 267
Alworth, Lance, 25
Andersen, Morten, 150
Anderson, Gary, 149
Anderson, Willie Flipper, 62
Atkinson, George, 2829
Austin, Miles, 277
Bailey, Champ, 286
Ball, Jerry, 43
Banks, Tyra, 180
Barkley, Charles, 108, 113
Barnett, Fred, 65, 66
basketball, 36, 10114, 18889
Butch Carters career in, 30, 43, 91, 1015
Cris Carters playing of, 22, 30, 31, 42, 72, 1014, 107, 113
Bay, Rick, 54
Belichick, Bill, 68, 18081, 184, 209, 230, 231, 261, 263
Bellamy, Mike, 65
Benson, Tom, 205
Berman, Chris, 11, 116
Bias, Len, 7273
Biletnikoff, Fred, 27, 193
Billick, Brian, 1112, 47, 92, 106, 139, 142, 145, 168, 206, 232, 253
Billups, Terry, 147
Bird, Larry, 108, 113, 114
Birk, Matt, 141, 14748, 168, 186, 194
Blackburn, Katie, 235
Bloom, Lloyd, 4243, 5253, 56
Blount, Mel, 27, 88, 209
Boldin, Anquan, 216, 221, 286
Boston, David, 55, 188, 200
Bowe, Dwayne, 243
Bradshaw, Terry, 2, 24
Brady, Tom, 14, 202, 23032, 261, 273, 287
Branch, Deion, 17, 224
Brees, Drew, 1415, 202, 206, 273
Bright, Anthony, 201
Brown, Charlie, 33, 108
Brown, Jerome, 110, 165
Brown, Mike, 170
Brown, Paul, 47
Brown, Sheldon, 187, 18990, 192, 233
Brown, Tim, 11, 15, 41, 162, 198, 251, 252, 258, 266
Browner, Joey, 57
Bruce, Earle, 31, 32, 38, 5355
Bruce, Isaac, 11, 155, 257
Bryant, Dez, 27677, 282
Bryant, Kobe, 281
Burress, Plaxico, 3, 14, 208, 232, 24142, 254, 273
Bush, Reggie, 206
Byars, Keith, 51, 60, 62, 63, 110
Callahan, Bill, 266
Carmichael, Harold, 26, 27, 37, 189
Carroll, Pete, 243
Carter, Anthony, 75, 76, 85
Carter, Butch (brother), 22, 3032, 43, 91, 1017, 109, 150
Carter, Cris:
basketball playing of, 22, 30, 31, 42, 72, 1014, 107, 113
childhood of, 2123, 25, 26, 30
coaching of, 27475, 278
drug and alcohol problems of, 6367, 7176, 79, 81, 83, 119, 133, 229, 281, 284
Hall of Fame and, 24752, 26568, 281
Minnesota Vikings signing, 67, 229
number of receptions, 1112, 9293, 16263, 220, 248, 265
Ohio State career of, 3032, 4142, 44, 51, 5356, 60, 62, 177, 281
Philadelphia Eagles recruitment, 5557
as quarterback, 2223, 25
receiver position chosen by, 2326
retirement from Vikings, 174, 197, 247
rookie symposium talks of, 278, 281, 28384
Walters-Bloom scandal and, 4244, 5156, 62
Carter, Duron (son), 67, 119, 140, 163, 240, 268, 27475
Carter, John (brother), 267
Carter, Joyce (mother), 22, 31, 55, 67, 102, 177
Carter, Melanie (wife), 53, 56, 65, 67, 72, 73, 75, 119, 133, 140, 163, 177, 240, 26667, 274
Carter, Monterae (daughter), 119, 163
Chandler, Chris, 149
Chandler, Wes, 49, 60
Chebret, Wayne, 128
Christy, Jeff, 92
Clark, Dwight, 48
Clark, Gary, 49, 60, 62, 108
Clark, Ryan, 223
Clayton, Mark, 32, 60, 108
Clinton, Bill, 226
Coleman, Derrick, 131
Collinsworth, Cris, 32
Colston, Marques, 277
Conway, Curtis, 131
Cooley, Archie, 44
Coryell, Don, 49
Coslet, Bruce, 180
Coughlin, Tom, 199, 241
Cowher, Bill, 16
Craig, Mark, 26567
Craig, Roger, 90
Cruz, Victor, 3, 273, 277, 281, 286
Culpepper, Daunte, 15557, 163, 185, 186, 207, 213
Cunningham, Randall, 57, 145, 147, 149, 207, 28081
Cunningham, Sam, 24
Curtis, Isaac, 46
Dalton, Andy, 280
Davis, Al, 187
Davis, Anthony, 24, 36
Davis, Mouse, 49
Davis, Terrell, 200
Dean, Fred, 249
DeCesare, Carmella, 172
Deese, Derrick, 161
Dent, Richard, 247
Diamond, Jeff, 131
Ditka, Mike, 13637
Dixon, David, 149
Dixon, Hanford, 88
Donahue, Terry, 16162
Dorsett, Tony, 77
Douglas, Hugh, 191
Driver, Donald, 260
Dugans, Ron, 202
Dukes, Jamie, 77, 87, 88, 98
Duncan, Curtis, 50
Dungy, Tony, 134, 144, 183, 266
Duper, Mark, 32, 60, 108
Dyson, Kevin, 13738
Edwards, Troy, 254
Ellard, Henry, 50, 62, 127, 170
Ellis, Greg, 137
Elway, John, 14, 38, 155
Engram, Bobby, 125
Erickson, Dennis, 172
Erving, Julius Dr. J, 109
ESPN, 1, 3, 5, 1113, 11617, 223, 224, 249, 261, 269
Ewing, Patrick, 104
Faulk, Marshall, 252, 257
Faust, Gerry, 31
Favre, Brett, 14, 146, 155, 191
Fisher, Jeff, 262
Fitzgerald, Carol, 211, 21516
Fitzgerald, Larry, 2, 9, 21127, 243, 245, 257, 26972, 281, 283
Fitzgerald, Larry, Sr., 21115, 217, 226
Fitzgerald, Marcus, 216
Flacco, Joe, 28586
Fontana, Jeff, 16970
Fouts, Dan, 49
Fox Sports, 11417
Franzese, Michael, 52
Fryar, Irving, 38, 42, 125, 126, 136
Gaffney, Jabar, 230
Galloway, Joey, 55, 127, 184
Gannon, Rich, 15, 9091
Garcia, Jeff, 160, 161, 17273, 192
Garnett, Kevin, 217
Garrett, Jason, 234
George, Jeff, 207
Gibbs, Joe, 4849, 108
Gifford, Frank, 3334
Ginn, Ted, Jr., 55
Givins, Ernest, 50
Gladman, Charles, 54
Glenn, Terry, 55, 125, 127, 130, 18081, 184, 230
Gonzalez, Anthony, 55, 274
Graham, Jeff, 55
Grant, Bud, 266
Green, A. J., 27172, 273, 280
Green, Darrell, 88, 111, 247, 249
Green, Denny, 1719, 81, 8385, 90, 91, 121, 122, 131, 13538, 142, 145, 156, 16467, 182, 207, 211, 216
Greenberg, Mike, 1, 269
Greene, Rashad, 276
Groh, Al, 17980, 182
Gruden, Jon, 3, 18284
Grunwald, Glen, 103
Guy, Ray, 247
Hagan, Bob, 265
Haley, Todd, 124, 127, 130, 21819, 221, 222, 234, 243
Hammer, MC, 95, 97
Hanks, Merton, 96, 97, 111, 158, 28081, 285
Harbaugh, Jim, 280
Hard Knocks, 263
Harper, Alvin, 17, 9899, 111
Harris, Franco, 21
Harris, Napoleon, 186
Harrison, James, 16, 223
Harrison, Marvin, 10, 125, 12728, 154, 192, 198, 257
Harrison, Rodney, 2, 232, 256
Hartman, Sid, 16568
Hauck, Tim, 79
Hayes, Woody, 31
Haynes, Mike, 88
HBO, 174, 19798, 263
Heimerdinger, Mike, 262
Hill, David, 115
Hill, Tony, 27
Hoge, Merril, 194
Holcomb, Derek, 103
Holmes, Santonio, 1, 1516, 55, 224, 256, 279
Holt, Torry, 155, 198, 257
Hopkins, Wes, 110
Horn, Joe, 1, 15, 35, 81, 125, 2036, 217, 245, 256, 27980
Houshmandzadeh, T. J., 95, 2012, 235, 236, 238, 263
Houston, Allan, 30
Houston, Wade, 30
Hughes, B. Wayne, 24
Hutson, Don, 25
Ingram, Mark, Sr., 56
Inside the NFL,
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