Quarterback Colt McCoy, who spent the 2020 season as the backup quarterback for the New York Giants, is calling it a career after 12 seasons. McCoy was originally a third-round draft pick by the Cevenad Browns in 2010.
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The Texas legend has made a major move regarding his lengthy NFL career.
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Colt McCoy was a record-setting quarterback at the University of Texas, starting 53 games and finishing his collegiate career with a 45-8 record. While McCoy didn’t enjoy quite the same amount of success at the NFL level, he did play 13 seasons, appearing in 56 games with 36 starts.
It can be a tough pill to swallow for anybody to lose their job, especially a veteran who likely is done playing in the National Football League. It's a business, and a tough one at that.
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The second-largest spread of the weekend can be found here between Arizona and Washington. YB's Griffin Carroll says the number is set for good reason, despite both teams coming off last-place finishes in their divisions last season.
The NFL consistently features the sharpest betting lines of any professional sports league every year, so it's crucial to give yourself "closing line value" by betting into the spread and total markets early. YB's Jack Dougherty has three early picks you'll want to pounce on.
The Arizona Cardinals are going to be bad in 2023. You know it, I know it, and based on their moves, Arizona knows it too. If we're all on the same page, why don't we get set up with a few futures that fade the Cardinals for this NFL season?
NFL teams had to cut down to their initial 53-man rosters by 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday, so let's take a look at some of the biggest winners and losers from around the league.
Despite being penciled in as the Cardinals Week 1 starter for most of the offseason, Colt McCoy's time in Arizona has officially come to an end.
As teams wrap up the final week of the NFL preseason this weekend, many face some tough decisions in the days after as they begin to trim their rosters and make their finals cuts by the Aug. 29 deadline.
With starting quarterback Kyler Murray still recovering from a torn ACL last season, it appears that either veteran Colt McCoy or fifth-round rookie Clayton Tune will start for the Cardinals to begin the season.
NFL training camps will be here before you know it. It's the perfect time to go team-by-team and see where the market is valuing them ahead of the 2023 season, and where there might be a futures bet worth making. Yardbarker's Griffin Carroll is your guide.
Cardinals quarterback Colt McCoy is on track to be the team's starter for Week 1 in September but is already thinking about a possible next career move.
The new coaching staff's aim should be to return Kyler Murray to 2021 form, when he led the Cardinals to the playoffs.
Last week's teaser was never in doubt, and we've officially won a season-best five straight teasers and eight of our last 10. We don't mean to come off as braggadocious, but that's pretty darn good.
The changes in the NFC West quarterback landscape between Week 1 and Week 15 are astounding.
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