The 2014 season has to be better for Brandon Carr. It almost demands it. Last season, Carr finished with three interceptions and seven pass breakups. He was beaten up in Detroit by Calvin Johnson where he allowed 10 passes for 204 yards and a stiff arm to the chest. Later in the season, Orlando Scandrick took on the task of covering Pierre Garcon after Carr struggled to contain him. Carr did have his moments, but they were early in the season and it appeared he played with less confidence as the season progressed.
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