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Announced his retirement. In 182 regular-season NFL games, Palmer went 92-88-1, passing for 46,247 yards, with 294 TDs and 187 INTs. He also rushed for 474 yards and 8 TDs. [January 2, 2018].

In 2015, Forbes estimated that Palmer's annual income was $29 million.

The 2014 season represented the seventh time in his career that Palmer was named a team captain. Has posted a 16-6 record as a starter in Arizona, which represents the best record for a Cardinals QB in his first 22 games with the team in the modern era.

In his first season in Arizona in 2013, Palmer started all 16 games and threw for a career-high 4,274 yards, becoming the first player in NFL history to throw for 4,000+ yards with three different teams (Cincinnati, 2006-07, Oakland, 2012).

Carson was named a team captain in each of his first two seasons in Arizona (2013-14).

For his career, Carson Palmer has thrown for 300+ yards in a game 34 times (seven in Arizona), including seven career outings with 400+ passing yards (two in Arizona). Palmer had two 400-yard passing games (419 at Jacksonville, 11/17/13; 407 vs. San Francisco, 12/29/13) and five 300-yard games in 2013, trailing only Kurt Warner (7, 2008) and Neil Lomax (7, 1984) for the most in a season in team history.

Brother of Jordan Palmer. On November 21, 2010, they became the first brothers in NFL history to play the same position (quarterback) in the same game for the same team (Cincinnati Bengals).

Following his first reconstructed knee surgery and learning that the tendon used for his knee came from a cadaver, Palmer had his wife drive him to the local Department of Motor Vehicles to have his driver's license updated to make him an organ donor as gratitude to the family who donated the tendon to him. Coincidentally, the teammate who caught his pass when he first injured his knee, Chris Henry, also donated several organs following his death in a 2009 auto accident.

Palmer also became the third QB in franchise history to top 4,000 yards in a season and the first since Kurt Warner (4,583 in 2008).

Prior to the season-ending knee injury suffered in Week 10 of the '14 season, Carson Palmer had thrown at least one TD pass in 18 consecutive games. That is tied for the third-longest streak in franchise history (Kurt Warner, 22 games, 2007-08 and Neil Lomax, 19 games, 1983-84).

Carson Palmer is the only QB in NFL history to throw for 4,000+ yards in a season with three different teams. Has thrown for over 4,000 yards in a season four times (2006-07, '12-13) and thrown for 20+ TDs seven times (2005-07, '09-10, '12-13). The 2013 season marked his fourth with both 4,000+ yards and 20+ TDs.

Carson Palmer led the NFL in completion percentage (67.8) and TD passes (32) in 2005.

Carson Palmer set the record in 2004 for the most passing yards in a game by a Bengals rookie quarterback with 382. He did this in a 27-26 win over the Baltimore Ravens in week 13.

Quarterback with the Cincinnati Bengals (2003-2010), Oakland Raiders (2011-2012), and Arizona Cardinals (2013-2017).

The 2002 Heisman Trophy Winner at USC, Palmer was selected by Cincinnati with the first overall selection in the 2003 NFL Draft. After eight seasons with the Bengals, he left Cincinnati ranked third in franchise history in career pass attempts (3,217), second in completions (2,024), first in completion percentage (62. 9%), third in passing yards (22,694) and third in TD passes (154).

Height: 6'5 / Weight: 235 / College: Southern California / Hometown: Rancho Santa Margarita, CA / DOB: December 27, 1979 / Pro Bowl Selection: 2005, 2006Carson Palmer attended Santa Margarita (Rancho Santa Margarita, CA) High School where he established 27 school records by passing for 31 TDs and just four INTs while leading his team to a 14-0 record and its second consecutive state championship as a senior in 1997. His brother, Jordan, played QB at UTEP and in the NFL with Washington, Cincinnati, Jacksonville and Chicago. Carson and his wife, Shaelyn, have three children.

Carson Palmer has posted a 16-6 record as a starter in Arizona, which represents the best record for a Cardinals QB in his first 22 games with the team in the modern era. Palmer was 6-0 as a starter in '14, becoming the first Cardinals QB to win six consecutive starts since Jim Hart in 1977 and the first to win each of his first six starts in a season since Hart won his first seven in 1974.

Carson Palmer had two 300 yard passing games as a rookie in the NFL. His first came in the third game of the season when he threw for 316 in a loss to the Ravens. The second came in the 12th game of the season when he threw for 382, once again against the Ravens.