Carr in head-on collision

Posted: 1:00 AM CDT Friday, Jun. 10, 2011

The hardest hit of training camp came about midway through practice Thursday morning -- and it was a wide receiver who delivered the blow. Wideout Greg Carr flattened cornerback Arrington Hicks during a one-on-one drill, taking the shortest path downfield by simply running directly through Hicks at the line of scrimmage, hopping over Hicks's carcass and then continuing downfield to make the easy reception.

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The hardest hit of training camp came about midway through practice Thursday morning — and it was a wide receiver who delivered the blow. Wideout Greg Carr flattened cornerback Arrington Hicks during a one-on-one drill, taking the shortest path downfield by simply running directly through Hicks at the line of scrimmage, hopping over Hicks’s carcass and then continuing downfield to make the easy reception.

Inside look at the Argos

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