“They really didn’t ask much about the accident that happened,” Carter said. “It was pretty much getting to know me and the love of the game that I have for football, just getting to know my personality and stuff like that.”
That led to a testy exchange between Roseman and a reporter, who said Carter didn’t seem to take accountability on the videoconference with reporters.
“I don’t think that’s fair,” Roseman said. “What do you want him to talk about an active investigation at that time? At the end of the day, he just got drafted, and you’re putting him on the spot on that … You’re being overly critical of a kid who’s trying to enjoy the best night of his life.
“I think for us, we take that part (the tragedy) seriously … We’re going to wrap our arms around him and do the best that we can to help him. That was a tragic night. We’re sorry for the loss to those families, and we’re not trying to downplay that situation.”
