The Cardinals are down 14-3 at halftime to the San Diego Chargers. There are definitely some positives and most definitely things the Cards need to work on.
The good:
The opening kickoff returned for 89 yards by LaRod Stephens-Howling. It set up a Neil Rackers field goal (hint – the field goal was not the good part [...]
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Via The Cardinals Report
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August 22, 2009
This post was written by Greg Esposito of Fanster.com I'm copying this post because Greg and I will be covering the Larry Fitzgerald and Friends Morton's Celebrity Waiter Night together on Monday August 24th. I'll let Greg's post explain the rest.(Greg Esposito, Fanster.com) I had a chance to catch up with Cardinals' star wide receiver Larry
Fitzgerald to preview...
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August 23, 2009
Well, at halftime, I gave you the good, the bad, and the ugly.
The second half didn’t get much better, however, the ugly, Brian St. Pierre finally exited the game and paved the way for Matt Leinart to take some snaps and throw for 74 yards. Clearly the backup quarterback position is Leinart’s for the taking.
It [...]
Via Pro Football Talk
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August 23, 2009
Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt made waves earlier in training camp when he confirmed that Matt Leinart wasn't guaranteed to keep Arizona's backup quarterback job.After Saturday night, it looks like Leinart's competition, Brian St. Pierre, has all but ended the debate. ...
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August 23, 2009
San Diego's defense got the best of Kurt Warner and Arizona's first-team offense Saturday night.
Via Glorify the Past
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August 23, 2009
Like the loss that preceded it, a 17-6 victory here last night over the Arizona Cardinals means nothing. What it did do was give the Chargers plenty...
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August 23, 2009
The San Diego Chargers made a verbal commitment to quarterback Philip Rivers when they let Drew Brees go to New Orleans three years ago. Today they made a financial commitment, giving him a six-year contract extension good for $92 million ($38.5 million is guaranteed). Clearly, this is the quarterback of the future for the San Diego Chargers.
The deal makes sense. Philip is one of...
Via Bolt Talk
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August 21, 2009
By Curtis Egan
BoltTalk Staff Writer
“Legedu” means “good is coming” in Nigerian, and I tend to think that his name is a portent of what is coming for this young man this season. Naanee, the 5th round selection of the San Diego Chargers in 2007 spent most of his colligate and High School career [...]
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August 23, 2009
The San Diego Chargers made a verbal commitment to quarterback Philip Rivers when they let Drew Brees escape to New Orleans three years ago. Today they made a financial commitment, giving Philip a six-year contract extension good for $92 million ($38.5 million is guaranteed). Clearly, this is the quarterback of the future for the San Diego Chargers.
The deal makes sense. Philip is...
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August 21, 2009
The 2009 Football season brings us a crop of talented rookies. But not all of them will have Fantasy Impacts. Here are the top 10 Rookies that can help you this year.
Chris “Beenie” Wells (RB)- Cardinals – Wells will more than likely beat Tim Hightower out for carries. And Beenie may be just what the [...]
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August 23, 2009
In my daily readings of Sportsline.com, to see what type of "wisdom" is coming from the mass sports media, I happened upon the Raiders Camp Review by Clark Judge.
Before I start, I must say that Judge did a halfway fair job. That however, implies that the other half was utter nonsense. To be fair, it is difficult to quantify truly the veracity of someone's opinion in...
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