Updated Oct.. 5, 2016
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Cardinal Player Info |
| Quarterbacks: |
| 01 Kyler Murray |
5-10 207 R Oklahoma |
This year's top pick - brings an aggreessive, more mobile offense to the Cards. Key issue is his small size (i.e. throwing lanes/durability). |
| 07 Brett Hundley |
6-3 226 5 UCLA |
Veteran backup. How secure is his job? |
| 03 Drew Anderson QB |
6-4 230 R Murray St. |
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06 Charles Kanoff |
6-4 227 1 Princeton |
Signed in 2018 to provide backup depth |
| Running Backs: |
| 31 David Johnson RB |
6-1 224 No. Iowa |
Back from wrist injury but didn't return to rookie form |
| 29 Chase Edmonds |
5-9 210 R Fordham |
Scatback in Ellington, K Williams, Logan mold |
| 37 DJ Foster |
6-0 205 4 ASU |
Versatile/Good size |
| 44 Xavier Turner RB |
5-10 226 R Tarleton |
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| 42O Wes Hills RB |
6-0 218 R Slippery Rock |
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| 34 Dontae Strickland RB |
5-11 201 R Syracuse |
One of two try out players to make squad after 1st rookie mini-camp |
| 22 TJ Logan |
5-10 195 R North Carolina |
Home run scatback type RB |
| Wide Receivers: |
11 Larry Fitzgerald (D1)
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6–3
225, Pitt (D1)
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He's b-a-a-a-c-k!! Continues to positively answer the perennial question: "Does he have anything left in the tank. Provides much needed leadership to a young, talented WR unit. |
| 10 Chad Williams |
6-2 204 R Grambling St. |
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| 17 Hakeem Butler |
6-5 227 R Iowa St |
"Steal" in 4th round. FIgures to be deadly on 50-50 balls. |
| 14 Damiere Byrd |
5-9 180 4 South Carolina |
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| 12 Pharoh Cooper |
5-11 208 4 South Carolina |
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| 89 Andy Isabella |
5-9 188 R UMass |
We had him targeted as the "lid off the defense" speedy route runner in Kingsbury offense. |
| 19 KeeSean Johnson |
6-1 201 R Fresno St |
Another potential 6th round steal |
| 13 Christian Kirk |
5-11 200 2 Texas A&M |
Swiss Army knife big play receiver opposite Fitz |
| 18 Kevin White |
6-3 216 5 West Virginia |
Veteran who brings size and speed to the offensive table. |
| 83 AJ Richardson WR |
6-1 185 R Boise St |
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| 16 Trent Sherfield WR |
6-1 205 R Vanderbit |
Up and comer who will be hard pressed to withstand competition from a big talented group of WR prospects |
| Tight Ends: |
| 85 Charles Clay |
6-3 246 9 Tulsa |
Recent signee |
| 84 Caleb Wilson |
6-4 240 R UCLA |
Former QB...Ran a 4.56 forty at the Combine. Mr. Irrelevent in this year's draft. Known for speed and hands (a big wideout?) but not his blocking and other TE duties |
| 87 Maxx Williams |
6-4 252 5 Minnesota |
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| 81 Darrell Daniels |
6-3 254 2 Washington |
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| 82 Drew Belcher TE |
6-3 250 R Maine |
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| 86 Ricky Seals-Jones TE |
6-5 243 R Texas A & M |
More of a receiver than blocker |
| Offensive Linemen: |
| 52 Mason Cole C-G-T |
6-5 292 2 Michigan |
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| 65 Lamont Gaillard C-G |
6-3 305 8 LSU |
Another Keim 6th round steall. Could push for a starting job |
| 79 Korey Cunningham OL |
6-6 305 R Cincinnait |
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| 73 Max Garcia |
6-4 309 5 Florida |
One of 3 Florida grads |
| 76 Marcus Gilbert |
6-6 330 9 Florida |
One of 3 Florida grads. Favorite to win the starting RT spot. |
| 74 DJ Humphreys |
6-5 307 5 Florida |
One of 3 Florida grads. Penciled in as starting LT if he can stay healthy. |
| 67 Justin Pugh |
6-5 311 7 Syracuse |
Starting LG fave. |
| 69 Will Holden OL |
6-7 330 2 Vanderbilt |
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| xx D Harrison |
6-6 295 25 2 West Georgia |
Suspended three times at the University of Texas in 2014 and not brought back the next season. Took two years off from football before going to West Georgia, and played well enough there to pique the interest of the Browns. Finished with an impressive pass-blocking grade of 73.5 last season, per PFF, though his run-blocking grade of 47.7 was below average. |
| 66 Josh Miles |
6-5 314 R Morgan St |
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| 61 Coleman Shelton |
6-5 285 1 Washington |
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| 53 AQ Shipley C-G |
6-1 307 8 Penn State |
Starting OC who was injured last year |
| 64 JR Sweezy |
6-5 310 8 NC State |
Recent FA signee who should start at RG. |
| 68 Jeremy Vujnovich |
6-5 300 3 Louisiana College |
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| 63 Rees Odhiambo |
6-4 297 4 Boise St |
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| 60O Tariq Cole OL |
6-6 317 R Rutgers |
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| 54D William Sweet OL |
6-6 313 R No Carolina |
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| 70 Colby Gossett OL |
6-5 331 2 Appalachian St |
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| Defensive Linemen: |
| 97 Zach Allen DE |
6-4 281 R Boston College |
3rd round draft pick |
| 91 Michael Dogbe DE |
6-3 284 R Temple |
2nd to last draft pick (#249) |
| 90 Robert Nkemdiche DT |
6-4 314 R Ole Miss |
Improving but still not playing up to the hype. |
| 95 Rodney Gunter DT |
6-5 305 Delaware St. |
Cards would like to see him up his production. Really caught fire during the latter part of last season (beating the QB to the handoff on a few occasions). |
| 98 Corey Peters DT |
6-3 335 (10) Kentucky |
Back from injury - provded solid inside presence. |
| 93 Darius Philon |
6-1 286 5 Arkansas |
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| 96 Vincent Valentine |
6-3 331 3 Nebraska |
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| 72D Miles Brown DL |
6-2 320 R Wofford |
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| 71D Immanuel Turner DL |
6-3 287 R La Tech |
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| 62 Terrell McClain DL |
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Signed as FA in late May |
| 94 Cameron Malveaux |
6-5 265 2 Houston |
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| Linebackers: |
| 43 Haasan Reddick LB |
6-1 230 R Temple |
First round pick who hasn't lived up to gaudy expectations |
| 55 Chandler Jones LB |
6-5 265 (12) Syracuse |
We hoped he'd provide a pass rush presence when we traded for him. He's exceeded our expectations. |
| 54 Vontarrius Dora |
6-4 256 1 Louisiana Tech |
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| 45 Pete Robertson |
6-2 243 1 Texas Tech |
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| 48 Tanner Vallejo |
6-1 230 3 Boise St |
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| 50 Brooks Reed |
6-3 254 9 Arizona |
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| 56 Terrell Suggs |
6-3 265 17 ASU |
Have 17 years of wear & tear eroded his rare talent as an elite pass rusher? |
| 92 Dennis Gardeck LB |
6-0 242 R Sioux Falls |
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| 58 Jordan Hicks |
6-1 236 5 Texas |
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| 47 Zeke Turner LB |
6-2 214 R Washingotn |
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| 57 Pita Taumoepenu LB |
6-1 245 2 Utah |
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| 51 Dante Booker LB |
6-3 233 R Ohio State |
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| 59 Joe Walker LB |
6-2 236 3 Oregon |
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| Defensive Backs: |
| 21 Patrick Peterson
CB |
6-0 219 UNC |
So far, our secondary said to be basically PP21 with a bunch of other guys not standing out in their battle for #2 CB. Uncorroborated report that Csrds siigned Tramon Williams..Signed thru 2020 - Remains our linchpin in the defensive bsckfield. |
| 26 Brandon Williams CB |
6-0 200 Texas A&M |
Signed thru 2018 -Very raw and thrust into a very challenging situation earlier in the season, but did show improvement during the latter part of this past year. D Urban observes that next season could be make or break. |
| 20 Robert Alford CB |
5-10 186 7 SE Louisiana |
Signed in the off season |
| 38 David Amerson CB |
6-1 212 6 NC State |
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| 28 Tremaine Brock CB |
6-0 188 10 Bellhaven Coll |
Another l off season signee |
| 22D Nate Brooks |
6-0 192 No Texas |
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| 25 Chris Jones CB |
6-0 200 1 Nebraska |
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| 33 Byron Murphy CB |
5-11 190 R Washington |
2nd round pick - considered at or near the top of this year's CB draft crop. |
| 28 Deatrick Nichols |
5-10 189 2 So. Florida |
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| 27 Josh Shaw CB |
6-1 200 5 USC |
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| 30 Rudy Ford S |
5-10 205 R Auburn |
6th round draftee (Cards traded two 7th round picks to get him)...converted from S |
| 36 Budda Baker S |
5-10 192 R Washington |
Moves from hybrid slot spot to more traditional safety role |
42 Jonathan Owens S |
5-11 210 2 Missouri Western St |
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| xx Deionte Thompson S |
6-1 195 R Alabama |
We got this guy in the 5th round, yet he profiles as an elite centerfielder. He should be fun to watch in 2019. Note- Degenaritive knee concerns dropped him off some team's boards. |
| 39 Tyler Sigler S |
6-2 215 R Wheaton |
Very good size. |
| 36 DJ Swearinger Sr S |
5-10 205 7 South Carolina |
Should settle in nicely paired with Budda |
| 40 Pat Tillman, (S) |
5-10½
208 (3) ASU |
While Pat
was serving his country, we promised we'd "keep the
seat warm" for him with a roster spot here on the BRS. He will remain
a permanent fixture here - as he will in our hearts. |
| Specialty Teams |
| 05 Zane Gonzalez K |
5-11 200 18 Texas |
There were times when he looked like an All Star and there were times when he'd seem to come down with a case of the "yips." |
| 46 Aaron Brewer LS |
6-5 232 6 SD State |
Fixture. |
| 02 Ryan Winslow |
6-5 217 R Pitt |
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| 04 Andy Lee P |
6-1 185 14 Pittsburgh |
Some feel he should be an All Pro |
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| 78 Andrew Lauderdale |
6-6 291 1 New Hampshire |
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| 57 James Folston Jr LB |
6-3 240 R Pitt |
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| 41 Ryan Pulley CB |
5-11 198 R Arkansas |
Had a lights-out 2017, but nothing for 2018 (suggesting he was injured). |
| 49 Jerome Washington TE |
6-4 258 R Rutgers |
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| 15 Malachi Dupre |
6-2 196 1 LSU |
Cut 5/21 |
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