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By PFC Writer Kelley Smelser
 
Beanie Wells is a great RB. I wanted to target him as soon as he declared for the draft, proposing that He is the only player at a position of need for the Cardinals that would be worth Anquan Boldin. FA or Draft, Wells is what Arizona is missing. But He [...]

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Kent Somers, of The Arizona Republic, reports Arizona Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt said he told WR Anquan Boldin (ankle) he would sit out the team’s Week 9 game. Whisenhunt said he turned in the list of inactive players to officials just before the deadline, and then approached Boldin as his locker and told him [...]

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By PFC Cardinals Writer Laura Healy
Arizona Coach Ken Whisenhut stressed Special Teams (ST) coming into the preseason. He signed players who could play their position and also ST. Kicker Neil Rackers came into this season riding a wave of success.

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Arizona Cardinals rookie RB Chris “Beanie” Wells left practice on a cart after injuring his left ankle on Saturday. The injury came less than a day after Wells, the 31st overall pick, agreed to a contract and joined the Cardinals in camp. Head coach Ken Whisenhunt did not speak about Wells’ injury on Saturday afternoon. [...]

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ProFootballTalk.com reports Arizona Cardinals first-round draft pick RB Chris Wells has agreed to terms on a four-year contract with a fifth-year option, according to a league source. Wells plans to get on the practice field Saturday, Aug. 1.

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Bob Baum, of The Associated Press, reports Arizona Cardinals WR Anquan Boldin has reported for the team’s training camp.

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Arizona Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald said on his Twitter page that this is the best he has ever felt entering a season. He said he has some new tricks up his sleeve for the upcoming season.

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Kent Somers, of the Arizona Republic, reports that he thinks Tim Hightower will open the season as the Cardinals starter at RB because he is better at picking up blitzes and catching the ball than rookie first-round pick Chris Wells. Somers writes, “My guess is that Hightower is the starter when the season begins, with [...]

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Kent Somers, of The Arizona Republic, reports Arizona Cardinals general manager Rod Graves said it will be at least a few weeks before the team talks with WR Anquan Boldin about a contract extension.

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Bob McManaman of the Arizona Republic reports Wednesday was the deadline for NFL teams to come to new terms with players designated with the franchise tag, and although Dansby’s camp was told an extension wasn’t going to happen this year, he knows “the sky’s the limit” in 2010. “I’m under contract for this year and [...]

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The Arizona Cardinals appear to be finalizing a new deal for defensive tackle Darnell Dockett, sources tell ProFootballCentral.com. Dockett has posted on his Twitter account that he’d like to be paid like a top-five defensive tackle and it appears like he will. Dockett was slated to earn $3.5 million in 2009. This takes care of [...]

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By Bob Cunningham
The 3-4 defensive end is an odd breed.
They’re basically just more athletic 4-3 defensive tackles. The must be big, strong, and able to hold at the point of attack. However in the same play, they’re expected to be quick and athletic enough to make sure no one gets out around them.
With a couple [...]

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By PFC Cardinals Writer Kelley Smelser
Seems some believe the Cardinals were a fluke in 08. I won’t underestimate the Niners. They are capable of making a run, It depends more on what we do or don’t do in this division. Anybody that presumes We will win the west in a walk is setting the Cards [...]

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Darren Urban, of AZCardinals.com, reports the Arizona Cardinals have agreed to terms on a new five-year contract with SS Adrian Wilson that will run through the 2013 season. Financial terms were not disclosed.

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Kent Somers, of The Arizona Republic, reports the Arizona Cardinals are expected to release RB Edgerrin James prior to the team’s mandatory minicamp. The Cardinals selected two running backs in the NFL Draft and now have five backs on the roster, excluding James.

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