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splitshot said:
I can only imagine what management and the coaching staff are going through. As a fan, Gawd it's frustrating with daily reports of who gets carted off each day with injuries... And this is just training camp.:meh:
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Hamstrings seem to be popular so far...:(
 
Bethel, legree looking good in the first quarter

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Here is how PFF graded the Cards players in this last game and the top 5

– New Cardinal Cory Redding played just eight snaps in his Arizona debut, but he made the most of them with one hit, one pressure and a +2.1 overall grade.

– We saw an extended look at rookie tackle D.J. Humphries in his first NFL game action. He was beaten a couple times in pass protection, but his +1.8 run block grade was the highest of the game.

– We didn’t have an opportunity to see third-round pick RB David Johnson, but his collegiate teammate NT Xavier Williams shined. The undrafted rookie out of Northern Iowa impressed in the trenches with two run stops and a pressure to help lead him to the Cardinals’ highest grade of the game.

Top 5 graded players:

Xavier Williams (+4.2)

Gabe Martin (+2.8)

Rodney Gunter (+2.8)

Bradley Sowell (+2.6)

Cory Redding (+2.1)
 
Did anyone else see Murph at the beginning of the Channel 15 broadcast of the game Saturday night? Right before kickoff. The new seats are sweet.
 
dang, theyll let anyone in there!
 
splitshot said:
:lol:

My picks that stood out, were Rodney Gunter, Gabe Martin, and Logan Tomas. Logan looked great imo...

Today they signed Chris Johnson.....
http://www.nfl.com/player/chrisjohnson/262/careerstats

Potential 1,000 yard RB....:hmm: I like the move.
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Insurance move. Not sure how he fits. He's close to washed up. If he has something left in the tank, it could work out in the short term. If it costd a young prospect a spot, it could back fire long term.
 
Johnson still averaged 4.1 yds a carry with the Jets last year and they had NO vertical threats. Solid insurance and only upside.
It may take the O-line a few games into the season to gel with all the changes, but when they come together it could be one of the best in the league. Plus there is depth so we have few "next men up". Give Palmer a running game and watch out. Remember the Corey Dillon days in Cincy?
 
Our stud left guard Iupati will have surgery on his left knee and miss 6-8 weeks :bang:

Really means 3-4 weeks of regular season
 
murf said:
Our stud left guard Iupati will have surgery on his left knee and miss 6-8 weeks :bang:

Really means 3-4 weeks of regular season
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I hope he didn't bring the forty whiners bug with him. It looks like Cory Peters may be hurt as well.
 
I am no longer allowed to use the term "depth" in any of my commentary after the Iupati injury. :doh:
 
Looks like Rodney has big shoes to fill, with his background, I will be rooting for the Gunter. BA has nothing but positive to say about him.:hmm:

Hope it's a Bill Murray "Cinderalla story"
 
Golden over Jaxon Shipley as 5th WR? I kinda liked Shipley, hope he lands on the practice squard but think he will be snapped up by a WR Challenged team.

I trust in whatever they see in Barkley over Sims and Logan Thomas. A no risk signing so worth it.
 
murf said:
Golden over Jaxon Shipley as 5th WR? I kinda liked Shipley, hope he lands on the practice squard but think he will be snapped up by a WR Challenged team.

I trust in whatever they see in Barkley over Sims and Logan Thomas. A no risk signing so worth it.
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I like Shipley, but they're too deep at WR.

Not sure what to make of the Barkley move. Is it an indictment on Thomas and Sims or an indication that they're considering moving on from Stanton? I don't see Barkley as a future #1. But he could be an excellent career backup.

Maybe they dangle Stanton as trade bait and keep two young qbs to groom.
 
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