Fantasy Football News: Carr Talks With Panthers
Fantasy Football News: Free agent QB David Carr traveled Tuesday to visit with a Panthers team looking for a backup quarterback.
Carr, the No. 1 overall pick by expansion Houston in the 2002 draft, was released by the Texans last month. His agent, Mike Sullivan, did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment. Carolina general manager Marty Hurney does not comment on free-agent visits.
Carr completed 60 percent of his passes with the Texans, but threw 65 interceptions and was sacked 249 times in five seasons. Some believe Carr could flourish behind a better offensive line. Carr is also expected to visit Seattle this week - which is why he may be willing to take a back-up roll with a good team (Panthers) than a starting role with a loser (e.g. Oakland.)
The Panthers are looking for a backup behind Jake Delhomme after releasing Chris Weinke last month. The Panthers have also shown interest in former Miami quarterback Joey Harrington. The differerence between Harrington and Carr are significant - as would be their cost to the salary cap.
The Panthers, who have not done much during the free agency period, are approximately $9 million under the salary cap.
Labels: Carolina Panthers, David Carr, fantasy football, Houston Texans

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