The Arizona Cardinals signed seventh-round pick offensive tackle Nate Potter to a four-year contract according to Aaron Wilson of Profootball.scout.com. Potter garnered All-American notice at Boise State. He started at left tackle for four seasons.
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May 20, 2012
The Arizona Cardinals currently have two running backs on the roster in the midst of rehabbing from knee injuries with questionable return dates. Could the Cardinals be in the market for a veteran running back as the team heads into training camp? Despite the injuries to Beanie Wells and Ryan Williams, the Cardinals have not made any moves yet in the offseason other than signing...
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May 18, 2012
The Arizona Cardinals made a huge splash in the draft by selecting Notre Dame’s Michael Floyd to pair up with Larry Fitzgerald in the receivers group, but elsewhere amongst their skill players they may not have the same confidence.
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May 18, 2012
The Cardinals accomplished one of their major offseason goals last week by signing defensive end Calais Campbell to a five-year, 55 million contract that includes 31 million in guarantees.
It's a deal that helps the team on a couple fronts. First, Campbell is probably their best defensive lineman, with Darnell Dockett a close second. Campbell is just 25 and had eight sacks last...
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May 18, 2012
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There is a starting quarterback competition going on in Arizona and Cardinals Head Coach Ken Whisenhunt is hoping a clear-cut winner will present himself by the end of the summer. Coach Whisenhunt says he is not sure if he will go with Kevin Kolb or John Skelton as the starting QB and right now both of them will have to prove themselves. ProFootballTalk.com reported...
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May 19, 2012
Former first round pick Beanie Wells has had an injury prone career, but finally got it all together last year to lead the team with 1047 yards and 10 touchdowns on 245 carries. However, after the season, he had yet another knee surgery, a minor one, but Wells is still not practicing and says he “doesn’t know” when he’ll be ready to practice. Wells was already facing a decrease...
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May 18, 2012
Arizona Cardinals running back Beanie Wells is still rehabbing after undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery back in January.
“I’m rehabbing, just trying to get back,” Wells said.
Wells also said that he doesn’t have a timetable at this point as to when he might be back on the field. Even though he can’t participate in OTA’s, he’s been on the field supporting his teammates...
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May 18, 2012
The Cardinals official team website reports that running back Beanie Wells said he is coming along after his offseason knee surgery. Im rehabbing, just trying to get back, Wells said. He said he doesnt know his timetable for his return to the field. Wells has been at the facility, and on days where the veterans have gone out as an offense to work on passing routes, Wells...
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May 19, 2012
The Arizona Cardinals are going to head into training camp this summer with no clear cut starting quarterback. Once believed to be in the Peyton Manning sweepstakes this offseason, the Cardinals will open camp with John Skelton and Kevin Kolb battling it out to determine which signal caller becomes the team’s starting quarterback.
Skelton and Kolb both started games last season...
Arizona is likely to re-sign outside linebacker Clark Haggans and defensive end Vonnie Holliday in the coming days.
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May 18, 2012
The Cardinals aren't handing anything to quarterback Kevin Kolb entering training camp. Coach Ken Whisenhunt plans to determine Arizona's starting quarterback this summer in a competition between Kolb and John Skelton that could stretch into preseason games. "That's the question that's going to be answered through the workouts this spring and in training...
The Cardinals accomplished a major offseason goal by signing defensive end Calais Campbell to a five-year deal that includes $31 million in guarantees.
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