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Quarterbacks:
01 Kyler Murray 5-10 207 R Oklahoma Signed thru 2022. Looks like our QBOF. So far living up to expectations (leadership, playboook, zip, accuracy etc.).
15 Chris Streveler 6-1 215 1 So Dakota St Off-season signee, considered kind of an "offensive Swiss Watch" abd might be used that way.
12 Colt McCoy 6-1 212 12 Texas  
Running Backs:
26 Eno Benjamin RB 5-9 207 R ASU 7th round pick. Waterbug RB who might be used as an open-man receiving option and HR threat..
06 James Connor 6-1 233 5 Pitt  
2 Chase Edmonds RB 5-9 210 R Fordham Signed thru 2021. Shot at starting role undermined by injury. #2 RB - used mainly on pssing downs
29 Jonathan Ward 6-0 202 R Centr Mich  
37 Tavian Feaster RB 6-0 221 1 So Carolina  
Wide Receivers:
11 Larry Fitzgerald (D1)
 
6–3 225, Pitt (D1)
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 D'Andre Hopkins WR 6-1 212 7 Clemson Considered a top 3+ receiving talent - Picked up in trade during off season.
4 Rondale Moore 5-7 180 R Purdue Drafted (2nd round)
17 Andy Isabella 5-9 188 R UMass 2019 draftee. The talent is there (awesome speed), but he hasn't mastered the finer technques of being an nfl receiver. Signed thru 2022. 2nd rounder who never got 2nd round attention.
19 KeeSean Johnson 6-1 201 R Fresno St 2019 draftee. Signed thru 2022 Good hands and route -running ability earned an early start. But production tailed off later in season. Still some learning upside.
13 Christian Kirk 5-11 200 2 Texas A&M Signed thru 2021. Does what's expected consistently, but doesn't quite fill the role of a big play receiver who'll consistenty scare you. Swiss Army knife receiver opposite Fitz
18 AJ Green WR 6-4 207 11 Georgia  
82 Andre Baccellia WR 5-10 175 1 Washington  
83 AJ Richardson 6-0 212 1 Boise St.  
84 Isaac Whitney WR 6-2 204 2 USC  
33 Antoine Wesley 6-4 206 2 Texas Tech  
38 Greg Dortch WR 507 175 2 Wake Forest  
Tight Ends:
81 Darrell Daniels 6-3 254 2 Washington Signed thru 2021. OK as reserve and special teamer.
48 Ross Travis TE 6-7 235 5 Penn St  
86 Demetrius Harris TE 6-7 230 8 Wisc - Milwaukee  
Bernard Seikovits TE 6-5 262 R Austria  
43O Bernhard Seikovitz TE 6-5 262 R Austria  
87 Maxx Williams 6-4 252 5 Minnesota Signed thru 2021. Cards extended his contract. Some potential down the seam and other receiving options.
Offensive Linemen:
74 DJ Humphries 6-5 307 5 Florida Starting LT if he can stay healthy.
68 Kelvin Beachum 6-3 308 9 SMU  
67 Justin Pugh 6-5 311 7 Syracuse Signed thru 2022. Starting LG fave - one of the rare linemen who stayed healthy and played a solid game. We like his leadership qualities.
53 Marcus Henry 6-2 303 1 Boise St  
66 Josh Miles 6-5 314 R Morgan St Fighting to find a spot on the roster.
79 Josh Jones 6-5 319 R Houston 1st or 2nd round talent in 3rd round clothing
72 Michal Manet C 6-4 306 Penn St. Drafted (Rund 7)
73 Max Garcia 6-4 309 5 Florida Cards wanted him back?
64 Sean Harlow 6-4 284 2 Oregon St  
62 Shaq Calhoun 6-3 310 2 Miss St  
61 Rodney Hudson C 6-2 315 11 FSU  
65 Brian Winters 6-4 320 9 Kent St  
60 Koda Martin 6-7 300 2 Syracuse  
71 Justin Murray 6-5 315 2 Cincinnati Picked up on waivers from Raiders. Moved quietly and steadily upward on the development scale and has starting potential.
Defensive Linemen:
94 Zach Allen DE 6-4 281 R Boston College Signed thru 2022. Our perception - a bigger version of Markus Golden.
98 Corey Peters DT 6-3 335 (10) Kentucky Signed thru 2020. Anchors the interior but could use a bit of surrounding support. .
97 Jordan Phillips DL 6-6 341 6 Oklahoma Off-season signee who adds bulk to interior line
76 Margus Hunt 8-8 280 9 SMU  
95 Leki Fotu 6-5 330 R Utah 4th round draft pick known as a physical inside run stopper.
99 JJ Watt DE 6-5 288 11 Wisconsin  
91 Michael Dogbe 6-3 284 2 Temple  
78 Cam Murray R Oklahoma St.  
96 Josh Mauro 6-6 282 8 Stanford  
90 Rashard Lawrence DT 6-2 308 R LSU Second of two 4th round picks brought in to sdd physicality and heft to the interior of the D-line.
Linebackers:
55 Chandler Jones LB 6-5 265 (12) Syracuse Cardinal (& maybe NFL) defensive MVP who's exceeded team expectations.
42 Devon Kennard LB 6-3 256 7 USC Off season signee who bolsters the LB corps.
45 Dennis Gardeck LB 6-0 242 R Sioux Falls Frequently mentioned as a Special Teams ace, but we think he's more than that. “He’s a guy who shows up early, extra hard worker, very football intelligent...turned some heads in the offseason." Kingsbury
58 Jordan Hicks 6-1 236 5 Texas Considered an excellent FA signing. We consider him a defensive leader who fills an important role as our MIKE ILB backer.
25 Zaven Collins 6-4 260 R Tulsa Drafted (Round one)
92 Victor Dimukeje 6-2 265 R Duke Drafted (6th round)
47 Zeke Turner LB 6-2 214 R Washingotn Strong on special teams.
51 Tanner Vallejo 6-1 230 3 Boise St In the mix but has an uphill battle to secure a roster spot. Flashed a littler in late season.
49 Kyle Fitts OLB 6-4 260 2 Utah Late addition who'll have to earn a spot looking fwd.
54 Terrance Smith LB 6-2 235 4 FSU  
50 Evan Weaver 6-3 235 R California  
44 Markus Golden LB 6-3 260 6 Mizzou  
56 Bryson Young 6-5 248 1 Oregon  
59 Reggie Walker 6-2 250 1 K-State  
09 Isaiah Simmons 6-4 238 R Clemson "The Eraser" - Top draft pick who rings Pro Bowl talent to roughly 5 different roles Vance Jordan might carve out for him.
Defensive Backs:
07 Byron Murphy CB 5-11 190 R Washington Surprise i2nd round pick said to have an up and down year, but
should be calmed" by a switch to the slot.
27 Daryl Worley CB 6-1 205 6 W Virginia  
39 Jace Whittaker CB 5-11 185 1 Arizona  
23 Robert Alford CB 5-10 186 8 SE Louisiana (IR)  
41 Luc Barcoo 6-1 175 2 SD State  
20 Marco Wilson CB 5-11 187 R Florida Drafted (4th round)
32 Tay Gowan CB 6-2 185 R UCF Drafted (6th round)
03 Budda Baker S 5-10 192 R Washington Moved from hybrid slot spot to more traditional safety role. Pro Bowl consideration, but frankly, we pegged him as better than average but not as good as some experts rate him. (Card DBs struggled in coverage battles, and Budda represented 25% of DB personnel).
22 Deionte Thompson S 6-1 195 R Alabama He and Jalen Thompson are already known as "the Thompson Twins" and have legitimate shots at the two safety spots .Profiles as an elite centerfielder. (Degenaritive knee concerns dropped him off some team's boards).
34 Jalen Thompson S 5-11 190 R Washington St Moved on up to a starting safety role, but still has room to improve, considering coverage struggles by Cardinal DBs.
31 Chris Banjo S 5-10 207 6 SMU (Gotta contend for All-Name team). They say he became a "solid backup" with a "chance to stick around." We'd like to see more before penciling in a roster spot.
35 Picasso Nelson CB 5-10 193 1 So Miss  
21 Malcom Butler CB 5-11 190 8 West Alabama  
30 Darqueze Dennard CB 5-11 202 8 Michigan St  
38 James Wiggins S 5-11 205 R Cincinnati Drafted (6th round)
36 Shawn Williams S 6-0 212 12 Texas  
28 Charles Washington S 5-19 192 3 Fresno St Picked up on waivers from Lions and helped out on special teams.
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 Brett Prater K 5-10 201 15 UCF Had a Pro Bowl season - contract extended.
16 Ryan Winslow P 6-5 217 1 Pitt  
46 Aaron Brewer LS 6-5 232 6 SD State Signed thru 2021. Fixture.
14 Andy Lee P 6-1 185 14 Pittsburgh Quietly gets the job done consistenty. Some feel he should be an All Pro
Reserve - Future
Injured Reserve
Unsigned FA
Reserve (Non-Football)
PUP
Reserve or Waived (Injured):
Reserve/Suspended by Commissioner)
Released/Traded/Not Tendered/Left Squad/Not Listed on Roster/Injury Settlement etc.
 
 
Almost mystical ability to consistently drop punts inside the 10 - 15 yard line. When healthy, he has terrific distance, roll and hang time.
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