Patrick Carr

NFL player who is currently a free agent, graduated in 2015.

What is Patrick Carr known for?

Patrick Carr, born September 22, 1995, in The Woodlands, Texas, U.S., is a well-known American football player, currently a free agent. He is an alumnus of The Woodlands High School in Texas, where he had an exceptional high school football career. Carr wore the jersey #1 as a running back and was a three-year starter. Standing out as a prolific runner, he rushed for an astounding 5,202 yards and 51 touchdowns, breaking the previous school record set by future NFL player Daniel Lasco.

His remarkable talent in football saw him earn various accolades, including All-County Sophomore MVP, second-team all-state, District Most Valuable Player, and first-team all-district. By the end of his senior season, he was ranked the 93rd best player in the nation and listed as a 4-star recruit. Carr decided to commit to the University of Colorado despite having multiple offers from other prestigious colleges.

Patrick Carr extended his football career to college, where he played for the Colorado Buffaloes and later for the Houston Cougars. During his freshman year at Colorado, he played in all 12 games, rushing 272 yards on 66 carries and scoring four touchdowns. This performance landed him the title of Colorado's freshman player of the year and a place on the all-NCAA 2nd team freshman roster.

Afterward, he transferred back to his home town to play for the Houston Cougars. With them, he played a reserve tailback role, eventually leading his team in rushing yards (868 yards, 5 touchdowns on 151 carries) his junior year. His senior year was hampered by injury, but he still managed an impressive 380 yards and 5 touchdowns on 67 carries. His collegiate career ended with a total of 1,546 yards for 13 touchdowns on 227 carries, averaging 6.0 yards per carry.

Despite a solid college career, Patrick Carr was undrafted but later signed with the Seattle Seahawks after the 2020 NFL draft. Unfortunately, after a series of waivers and signings, his tenure with the Seahawks ended. He later became a member of the Ottawa Redblacks of the Canadian Football League (CFL). Despite his current status as a free agent, his dedication and talent in football continue to inspire many in the sports community.

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