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I've always liked him. I was sad to see him go. I hope he continues to do well in Atlanta. :)
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There's not a stone in my heart I've left unturned
Not a piece of my soul that I ain't searched
The only answer I found for all this hurt
Is there ain't not answer here on earth
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I liked him too. I was sad when we got rid of him.
I glad he's back after the injury against the Eagles. That was a great hit - even though he was the one that payed the price for it. Duece was a little wobbly too. -
Busy Falcons agree to deal with Carpenter
In a year when the Atlanta Falcons secondary figures to undergo a major overhaul, the team maintained some stability on Thursday, reaching a contract agreement to retain unrestricted free agent Keion Carpenter.
The four-year veteran was the team's starting free safety in 2002, tested the free agency market over the past six weeks, but opted to return to Atlanta. The move is a significant one for Atlanta, given that Carpenter is coming off a very good season, and makes most of the secondary coverage calls.
Atlanta also completed a trade, sending three-year veteran offensive tackle Michael Thompson to the Seattle Seahawks, and netting a low-round draft choice in return. The active Falcons added two unrestricted free agents as well, reaching accords with offensive lineman Kevin Dogins and placement specialist John Markham....more
It would have been nicer for him to come back to Buffalo but it's nice to see him stick somewhere. Maybe there's a chance he could be back someday. He was a class player. I remember when a Chargers CB took a shot at RJ going out of bounds and Keion was the only one who stepped up to get in the guy's face.Comment
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