Carr is rooming with second-year wideout Amari Cooper at training camp, CSN Bay Area reports.
As the two most important players in Oakland's rebuilding process, Carr and Cooper are aware that improved chemistry could go a long way. The two spent time playing catch during the offseason, and then requested to be roommates at training camp in Napa. Coming off a breakout season, Carr could take another step in 2016, as the Raiders appear to have one of the league's top offensive lines, in addition to one of its rising stars at wide receiver. If things go as planned, Carr and Cooper will be teammates for a long time.