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Retired NFL quarterback and Valley native David Carr has joined the content team at GV Wire as a featured football columnist.
Carr is an on-air analyst with NFL Network. He played 11 pro seasons following a standout college career at quarterback with the Fresno State Bulldogs from 1997-2001. Carr was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2002 NFL draft.
Each Friday beginning in September, Carr will share his insider perspective with a new column.
“I look forward to discussing local collegiate football and bringing insight during the NFL season,” Carr said. “GV Wire brings in-depth reporting to the Central Valley, and as a native, I am thrilled to collaborate on weekly stories.”
Carr Brings ‘Insider Knowledge’
GV Wire Publisher Darius Assemi said the new partnership is a great fit.
“The expertise and insider knowledge David Carr brings to our platform is directly aligned with our mission,” Assemi said.
“Audiences looking for timely, well-informed news and analysis from people they trust already turn to GV Wire,” Assemi continued. “Now, with David Carr joining our roster, fans have a new “go-to” resource for college and pro football coverage.”
Partnership with Valley Children’s Healthcare
David Carr’s weekly column is being sponsored by Valley Children’s Healthcare.
“We are proud to be partnering with GV Wire, said President and CEO Todd Suntrapak. “We are thrilled to help bring this exciting new sports feature to GV Wire’s rapidly expanding audience.
“Valley Children’s Healthcare is also grateful for David’s long-time commitment and support of the hospital and the world-class care provided for kids right here in the Central Valley.”
Carr’s column will be featured prominently each week on GV Wire’s home page.
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