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If things continue down this path with Eli's foot, though, it's a very realistic possibility that he'll have to be shut down. If that happens, they will be turning to David Carr.
Manning, 28, has a career 48-34 record as a starter. He's currently having the best statistical season of his career, as the 89.2 rating would be his best and he's only six touchdowns shy of another best. The Giants are 6-5 and involved in a dogfight in the playoff picture.
UPDATE: Mike Garafolo has confirmed the report, in a way. He states that a source informed him the Schefter report is true, but this is not a new movement because Manning has been dealing with the stress reaction for the past several weeks.
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