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QB David Carr, New York Giants

HT: 6-3, WT: 223, Born: 7-21-1979, College: Fresno State, Drafted: Round 1, Pick 1

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2008 Projections

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2007 Game Summaries

Week 3 - Carr came into the game after Delhomme left the game with what appeared to be an elbow injury. He completed three of four passes for 56 yards and led the Panthers to their final ten points and the win.

Week 4 - Carr filled in for Jake Delhomme but wasn't able to get anything done against a suffocating Tampa Bay defense. He threw the ball 41 times but only completed 19 passes for 155 yards. Carr was under pressure most of the game and it led to one interception. He did have a touchdown right before the end of the game. With Tampa trying for the shut out, Carr hit Williams with a screen pass and he was able to score from 23 yards out. Carr showed his athleticism early in the second quarter when he was scrambling and instead of sliding he pulled a Superman-like dive right over two defenders. It definitely got the crowd back into the game even though Carolina was down 14-0 at that point.

Week 5 - Carr was inconsistent in getting the ball to the Panthers receivers. He rarely attempted the deep ball, and when he did the passes were usually off target. He did display good touch on quick slants and out patterns where he did not have the time to wait in the pocket to find the open receiver. His only interception was on a play in the fourth quarter where he threw into double coverage as Carolina was starting a drive in great field position following an interception. He did miss one series when he was shaken up on a sack. The sack was the result of Carr holding on to the ball to long while waiting for a receiver to get open.

Week 6 - Carr was in pads but did not play due to his lingering back problem.

Week 8 - Carr did not start the game but entered after Testaverde had his ankle stepped on and had to leave the game. Carr completed 16 of 25 for 103 yards. Early in the fourth quarter, Carr was able to drive Carolina down to the Colts 30 yard line. The drive ended when Jeff King fumbled a short pass from Carr. Carr had eight completions on the Panthers final drive against a soft defense.

Week 9 - Carr was under pressure from the Titans defense throughout the game. Carr left the game late in the fourth quarter. He finished the game 15 of 27 for 107 yards and one touchdown. He threw one interception and it was on a play that was blocked at the line and caught by defensive lineman Travis LaBoy.

Week 12 - Carr got the start with Testaverde being inactive. He started the game by throwing seven straight incompletions. Carr's first completion came right at the end of the first quarter. His final stats for the game were 10 of 22 for 95 yards and two interceptions. After his second interception he was pulled from the game in favor of Matt Moore.

Week 13 - Carr was inactive for this game.