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David Carr	#8 \| Quarterback \| New York Giants

Height: 6-3 Weight: 220 Born: Jul 21, 1979, Bakersfield, CA

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Statistics
Year	Team	G	Comp	PaAtt	Comp%	PaYds	PaAvg	PaTds	Int	Rat	300YG	RuAtt	RuYds	RuAvg	RuTDs
2002	HOU	16	233	444	52.5	2592	5.8	9	15	62.8	0	59	282	4.8	3
2003	HOU	12	167	295	56.6	2013	6.8	9	13	69.5	1	27	151	5.6	2
2004	HOU	16	286	467	61.2	3539	7.5	16	14	83.6	2	73	299	4.0	0
2005	HOU	16	256	423	60.5	2488	5.8	14	11	77.2	0	56	308	5.5	1
2006	HOU	16	302	442	68.3	2765	6.3	11	12	82.1	0	54	193	3.6	2
2007	CAR	6	73	136	53.7	635	4.7	3	5	58.3	0	17	59	3.5	0

2007 Game Log
Week	Opp	Comp	PaAtt	Comp%	PaYds	PaAvg	PaTds	Int	Rat	RuAtt	RuYds	RuAvg	RuTDs
3	@ATL	3	4	75.0	56	14.0	0	0	116.7	2	-1	-0.5	0
4	TB	19	41	46.3	155	3.8	1	1	54.4	5	28	5.6	0
5	@NO	10	17	58.8	119	7.0	1	1	75.4	2	6	3.0	0
8	IND	16	25	64.0	103	4.1	0	0	72.6	5	21	4.2	0
9	@TEN	15	27	55.6	107	4.0	1	1	61.8	1	0	0.0	0
12	NO	10	22	45.5	95	4.3	0	2	20.1	2	5	2.5	0
18	@TB
19	@DAL
20	@GB
21	@NE

Player Notes

March 13, 2008
David Carr signed a one-year contract worth $1 million, and includes playing time incentives, according to the Star-Ledger. Carr, who will serve as the veteran backup to Eli Manning, is aware that he's not competing for the starting job, but is happy about the chance to get his career back on track in a positive, post-Super Bowl championship environment. He is also excited to work with Giants quarterbacks coach Chris Palmer, who was the Texans' offensive coordinator during Carr's first four seasons in Houston.

March 12, 2008
David Carr has agreed to terms on a one-year deal with the New York Giants, according to the Star-Ledger. Terms of the deal are undisclosed, but the contract is being written up now and details will be released shortly. Carr, who is better known for his poor decision making skills than anything else, will likely backup Eli Manning, though it probably isnt a slam dunk.

March 10, 2008
The New York Giants will host free agent quarterback David Carr this week, according to the Star-Ledger. The Giants are shopping for a veteran backup for Eli Manning, and New York quarterbacks coach Chris Palmer used to tutor Carr in Houston, so there's a connection. Unless Carr can rectify his horrible decision making tendencies, he will never amount to anything in the NFL.

February 27, 2008
The Carolina Panthers have released QB David Carr, according to thebuzz. Carr carried a salary cap number of $4.35 million for 2008, and the transaction saved Carolina nearly $2.8 million on this years cap. Carr, who was sacked 249 times during five seasons in Houston, started four games in 2007 for the Panthers, suffering through toe, back and head injuries. Life in the NFL has been brutal existence for the six-year veteran, who was rumored to have sustained two concussions last year.

February 8, 2008
Panthers quarterback David Carr is one of the many Carolina players who could be released in the coming weeks, according to the Charlotte Observer. An outright release of the team's backup signal caller could save the Panthers nearly $2.8 million under the salary cap, according to salary documents. Cutting Carr isn't as simple as just a bottom line transaction. His struggles were obvious while filling in for injured Jake Delhomme last season. However, the organization admires his natural talent and overall classiness. Carr's cap number is forecast to be $4.35 million but the team wouldn't save that much cap space with the move.

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