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Sources close to David Carr and Joey Harrington said the QBs are expected to visit with the Panthers, who have been searching for a backup to Jake Delhomme since releasing Chris Weinke this month. Reported by the Charlotte Observer

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Coincidentally, Carr and Harrington were two players the Panthers scouted extensively before using the second overall pick in the 2002 draft to take All-Pro defensive end Julius Peppers. The source close to Carr said the former Texan will travel to Charlotte early next week. The Seahawks are believed to be the other team most interested in Carr. Harrington's visit is still being scheduled. The Panthers informed the former Detroit and Miami QB of their interest in early March, but Harrington has been traveling in Africa on his honeymoon.

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