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Cardinals trade Wells, cut two LBs
Kent Somers' Cardinals Blog | Arizona Republic — The Cardinals traded starting right guard Reggie Wells to the Eagles Friday for an undisclosed draft pick. ESPN.com reported it will be a sixth-round pick. Wells played seven seasons for the Cardinals after being taken by the team in the sixth round in the 2003 draft. From South Park, Pa., Wells played at Clarion in Pennsylvania, so he will be close to home with the Eagles. The Cardinals had a glut of guards after the acquisition of Alan Faneca and Rex Hadnot in free agency. Wells played in 104 games, starting 90 of them. He moved from left guard to right this off-season, ...read the rest of ...
1 hour agoArizona Cardinals QB decisions remain after preseason win over Washington Redskins
Arizona Republic — It was going to take a catastrophe, or at the very least a coup, for QB situation to change Thursday.
13 hours agoKurt Warner leaves Arizona Cardinals' Matt Leinart a final lesson
Arizona Republic — Bickley: For 2 1/2 years, Kurt Warner was a mentor to Matt Leinart. Now, the former Cardinals quarterback has one final lesson for his protege.
13 hours agoLast Arizona Cardinals preseason game critical for roster-spot seekers
Arizona Republic — Notes: Game was important to those fighting for last spots on the roster, plus more.
13 hours agoWrapping up the preseason
Kent Somers' Cardinals Blog | Arizona Republic — Arizona Cardinals update: A few quick thoughts late Thursday night: -- Rookie quarterback Max Hall made a strong push to be considered for the No. 2 quarterback job behind Derek Anderson. It's pragmatic to temper praise of Hall with the realities of the preseason: the defenses don't have much in their game plans, and he played against backups. Still, his mobility, intelligence and toughness are going to take him a long way. He moves around well in the pocket and throws accurately on the run. Most importantly, not much flusters him. And he thinks he belongs in the NFL. I asked him after ....
14 hours agoOne man's guess at the 53
Kent Somers' Cardinals Blog | Arizona Republic — Arizona Republic: One of the biggest misconceptions floated this time of year is that NFL teams trim their roster to the "final 53." There is nothing final about it. Teams have to trim from 75 to 53, but they adjust that 53 throughout the next few weeks, adding players from other teams and cutting some who were celebrating the day before. The Cardinals are expected to announce most of their cuts on Friday, and they will spend the weekend perusing the list of players released by other teams. Here's my guess how the roster will look at 53 at least to begin with. Most ...read the r...
18 hours agoWashington Redskins at Arizona Cardinals game chat
Arizona Republic — It's the final preseason game for the Cardinals, who will debut their black jerseys when they host Washington tonight in Glendale.
21 hours agoA little something for everyone
Kent Somers' Cardinals Blog | Arizona Republic — Arizona Cardinals update: The process that led to a four-year contract extension for defensive lineman Darnell Dockett was intriguing for a multitude of reasons. The best agreements provide benefits for all parties, and that was the case with Dockett. Here's how I evaluate the benefits: The Cardinals -- The first is obvious. They lock up one of their best young players in his prime, at age 29. Almost as important, the team stuck to its new policy of not extending deals that have more than two years remaining. Dockett fumed and fussed in 2008 and 2009 because the team wouldn't talk about a ...r...
September 1, 2010Darnell Dockett signs four-year extension with Cardinals
Arizona Republic — The Arizona Cardinals signed defensive tackle Darnell Dockett to a contract extension Wednesday.
September 1, 2010Arizona Cardinals open to trading Matt Leinart, Reggie Wells
Arizona Republic — What do the Cardinals do with Matt Leinart? And they also are willing to trade Reggie Wells.
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- Three things we learned Seahawks Blog | Seattle Times 1. Charlie Whitehurst throws a heck of a deep ball.He might get a running back killed in the flat with the way he leads him square into an oncoming safety, but send a receiver sprinting down the sideline and Whitehurst will put the ball right there on him. He completed three passes of more than 30 yards Thursday in Oakland, all to different receivers. Just as important, he avoided the interceptions that had coaches clenching their teeth in the previous three exhibition games. Whitehurst's final exhibition game was a bookend performance that was every bit as good as his first game.2. The runnin...
- Special teams ace Robinson surprised by his release 49ers Blog | Sacramento Bee Michael Robinson appeared to be a lock to make the final roster. He was made a team captain the last two seasons for his special teams prowess and Mike Singletary insisted that special teams value would be a huge factor...
- Cut-down day: Robinson, Hill among casualties 49ers Blog | Sacramento Bee Check here throughout the day to find out which 49ers have been cut as teams reduce their rosters from 75 to 53 players: 12:50 p.m. WR Kevin Jurovich has been released. He's a good practice-squad candidate. 12:45 p.m. Maiocco reports...
- Michael Robinson released say reports Niners Insider | San Francisco Chronicle Running back Michael Robinson , the one-time captain of the special teams was apparently released according to reports. This is a surprise. Even though Robinson never made it as a runner, he was a leader and elite special teams player. He probably won't last long on the waiver wire. In preseason... Michael Robinson - American football positions - Sports - Video Games - Games
- T.J. Houshmandzadeh and the point of no return Seahawks Blog | Seattle Times Gregg Rosenthal of ProFootballTalk.com was one of the first people to ask the question.Is there any chance the Seahawks are going to cut T.J. Houshmandzadeh, he wondered during Seattle's first exhibition game?The numbers didn't seem to point in that direction. Not the 79 passes Houshmandzadeh caught last season, not the 373 receptions over the previous four years and certainly not the $7 million Seattle was contractually obligated to pay him even if cut him.The second time the topic came up was during a radio-show appearance on 710 ESPN Seattle when Mike Salk pointed out that just looking at t...