IRVING, Texas -- Brandon Carr has made his bones the last three games matching up nearly all of the time against Demaryius Thomas, Pierre Garcon and DeSean Jackson. None of them reached the end zone against the Cowboys, despite being their quarterback’s big-play receiver, go-to receiver or speed threat. A lot of credit goes to Carr, who has play has improved with the more man coverage he has played. But why isn’t it just a given that he follows the No.
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