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FAI Nuggets:

• Took a wrong turn on the way to the USFL and ended up here

• Both the players and the cheerleaders known for abusing women

• The "North" in their name is silent

• Based in the only NFL city where football is third banana behind NASCAR and professional wrestling.

Latest team news:
Memo to Panthers: Get Carter - To find that reliable receiver, the Panthers need only to look at last year's roster. Retaining restricted free agent Drew Carter would be a huge shot in the arm for the entire offense. Even though he hasn't had a ton of success, Carter made some big plays last year despite being stuck behind two of the NFL's best wideouts. Furthermore, he's young (25), fast and big -- 6-foot-4, 200 pounds.

Panthers Sign David Carr as Insurance - If Jake Delhomme gets injured this season, the Panthers don't want to worry about their backup situation. The Carolina Panthers signed the former No. 1 overall pick in the draft, David Carr, to a two-year deal on Friday. Carr was released by the Houston Texans about a month ago. "It's a case where we were obviously looking for someone to come in back up Jake and the opportunity to get a quarterback the caliber of David in free agency is unique,"...
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NFL Wire Notes | Ex-Texans QB Carr, Panthers agree to terms - Two weeks after he was released by the Houston Texans, quarterback David Carr agreed Friday to a two-year deal to play for the Carolina...

Carr, Panthers agree to terms on deal - David Carr agreed to a two-year deal with the Panthers, a month after he was released by the Texans. Carr, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2002 draft, will be Jake Delhomme 's backup.

PANTHERS POUNCE ON CARR - The Carolina Panthers have signed quarterback David Carr to a two-year contract.