After dancing back and forth most of the weekend, David Carr (Giants) finally has a new home.
According to Ralph Vacchiano of the New York Daily News, the free agent quarterback has decided to accept San Francisco’s offer, and will compete with fellow former #1 overall pick Alex Smith for the starting role next season. The move likely spells the end of Shaun Hill in a 49ers uniform, as he is valuable enough as a backup and potential starter to bring San Francisco a relatively decent draft pick in return, should they choose to put him on the block.
Carr has spent the past two seasons as Eli Manning’s backup and while he is best known for his disastrous tenure as the starter for Houston, he has shown the ability to take on a starting job once again, and should have every opportunity to do just that with the 49ers. His deal with the club is reportedly for two years.

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Tennessee’s dreadful 0-6 start to their season has made headlines for all the wrong reasons, but through it all, head coach Jeff Fisher has steadfastly refused to turn back to a young quarterback the team invested its hopes and dreams in just two seasons ago.