Worst of Awards: 2009 Regular Season
Now that the regular season has come to a close, the time has come to hand out the individual awards for each player’s performance. The categories have been broken down into two parts. Next week brings...
View ArticlePhoto Gallery: Cardinals Can Packers
Ken Whisenhunt proved to make the better decision when he rested many of his starters last week against the Packers. The rematch was incredible, as the Cardinals catapulted themselves to see another...
View ArticleBehind Enemy Lines: Part II
Scout.com's senior NFL reporter Adam Caplan joins AZRedReport.com once again to dissect Saturday's matchup between the Arizona Cardinals and the New Orleans Saints. In this exclusive, Caplan analyzes...
View ArticleArizona's Future Wrapped Up in Warner's
With the end of the season, the Kurt Warner retirement watch starts in earnest, and the 2010 season hangs on his decision. If Warner decides to return, the Cardinals appear primed for offensive success.
View ArticleArizona Cardinals: Ranking the Sophomores
The Arizona Cardinals certainly got their money's worth with their 2008 NFL Draft class. Most of the 2009 sophomores lived up to their hype and were some of the most productive members on the Cardinals...
View ArticleHow Will Robinson Change Arizona's Offense?
The Arizona Cardinals face a major transition period. The change at quarterback will certainly give their offense a facelift. The revisions don't end there. The most recent development is the addition...
View ArticleDraft Prospect Interview: Keiland Williams
Former LSU running back Keiland Williams caught up with Scout.com during the NFL combine. Williams is projected as a sixth-round draft pick, but is looking to improve his stock during the course of...
View ArticleOffensive Outlook: The Playmakers
In the first segment of this two-part offensive analysis, Andy Bishop dissects the playmakers Arizona boasts. Even with recent loss of Anquan Boldin, the receiving group is still phenomenal. The...
View ArticleCardinals Ink Lenon to 3-year Deal
Although it may not have been the free-agent signing the Cardinal faithful were hoping for, Arizona did manage to lure at least one linebacker to the desert. Paris Lenon started 10 games for the St...
View ArticleCardinals Offseason Additions Roundup
All the current NFL chatter and hype is no doubt centered on this week’s draft. And while the soon to be draftees deserve such attention, it will probably be a good two or three years before most of...
View ArticleArizona: Career Graveyard?
The Arizona Cardinals have nabbed plenty of veteran talent over the years, many of whom saw their final playing days in the desert. Will this new crop of veterans meet their NFL maker or is their best...
View ArticleLooking on the Bright Side
The Arizona Cardinals have experienced a heavy loss of talent since the completion of last season. Will that spell doom for the franchise or is it a chance for the youngsters to step up and bask in the...
View ArticleNo Full House For Cards' Fullbacks
The Arizona Cardinals offseason features some intriguing battles, but none is more wide open than the battle at fullback. With three designated fullbacks to their roster and not much intrigue...
View ArticleCardinals Running To Change
The Arizona Cardinals high-flying offense will be tested this year with QB Matt Leinart leading the huddle, and the Cardinals improving ground game may need to pick up the slack. AZRedReport.com...
View ArticleCards’ Ground Game Ready to Lead the Way
With an unproven quarterback and no Anquan Boldin, head coach Ken Whisenhunt should look to his running backs more often this season.
View ArticleWright Man for the Job?
In the fight for 53, it could be veteran running back Jason Wright who slips through the cracks.
View ArticleCountdown to Camp: Veterans
The Arizona Cardinals feature 13 players with eight-plus years of experience in the NFL. Some of these salty vets head into camp with a starting role secured, while others will have to outplay athletes...
View ArticleCards: Roberts' Redemption, Bridges Impresses
Rookie wideout Andre Roberts redeemed himself and tackle Jeremy Brides impressed upfront.
View Article2010 Breakout Candidate: Beanie Wells
RB Beanie Wells is in prime position to jump to the NFL's elite in 2010.
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