Here's a link to a blog on the Cardinals team site by Darren Urban. He has a list of many of the Cardinals players and there contract status.
http://www.azcardinals.com/blog/post.php?author=1&id=702
Check out the link in the second paragraph for the contract list.
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Good stuff.
Really gives us a good look at what to expect this offseason.
If the Cards lose Bryant Johnson, they could be in the market for a 3rd WR.
Stripes, do you think Rolle will move to FS?
If so, I think they address CB early in the draft.
Really gives us a good look at what to expect this offseason.
If the Cards lose Bryant Johnson, they could be in the market for a 3rd WR.
Stripes, do you think Rolle will move to FS?
If so, I think they address CB early in the draft.
QUOTE (gpngc @ Jan 11 2008, 3:41:19 PM) 
Good stuff.
Really gives us a good look at what to expect this offseason.
If the Cards lose Bryant Johnson, they could be in the market for a 3rd WR.
Stripes, do you think Rolle will move to FS?
If so, I think they address CB early in the draft.
Really gives us a good look at what to expect this offseason.
If the Cards lose Bryant Johnson, they could be in the market for a 3rd WR.
Stripes, do you think Rolle will move to FS?
If so, I think they address CB early in the draft.
rolle, has potential, thats why he was the number 8 pick, and i think he will thrive as a FS. he isnt fast enough to keep up with WRs, but i believe him and wilson will form a very entertaining secondary.
QUOTE (gpngc @ Jan 11 2008, 3:41:19 PM)
Good stuff.
Really gives us a good look at what to expect this offseason.
If the Cards lose Bryant Johnson, they could be in the market for a 3rd WR.
Stripes, do you think Rolle will move to FS?
If so, I think they address CB early in the draft.
Really gives us a good look at what to expect this offseason.
If the Cards lose Bryant Johnson, they could be in the market for a 3rd WR.
Stripes, do you think Rolle will move to FS?
If so, I think they address CB early in the draft.
I've heard Rolle is supposed to be moved to S. I've also heard that Bryant will become a FA. On another note, the Pats have a situation, and a decision to make with Donte Stallworth. He is under contract for next year. However, to keep him, they will have to eat about an $11 million salary cap hit with the signing bonus, workout bonus, roster bonus, and salary that he's due to make. If they sign Moss, look for Stallworth to be available in FA. He's had a good year, is a No1 WR type, and would be a nice pickup for a team needing a WR.
QUOTE (gpngc @ Jan 11 2008, 3:41:19 PM)
Good stuff.
Really gives us a good look at what to expect this offseason.
If the Cards lose Bryant Johnson, they could be in the market for a 3rd WR.
Stripes, do you think Rolle will move to FS?
If so, I think they address CB early in the draft.
Really gives us a good look at what to expect this offseason.
If the Cards lose Bryant Johnson, they could be in the market for a 3rd WR.
Stripes, do you think Rolle will move to FS?
If so, I think they address CB early in the draft.
I've been trying to get a good bead on this. Everyone here thinks they'll go with a DE in the first round which makes sense. But they need a cover corner too. I don't have any insider info but I think they can get a good CB in the second round and a DE in the first round which would help the defense a lot. I think Rolle would play better as a centerfielder than a cover corner. He's a good tackler and a good playmaker so I think he could be a very good FS.
I think what the Cards do in the off season will determine where Rolle plays. I wonder how Rolle feels about the move? It should be an interesting off season.
That was very informative. I think the Cards should resign Bryant. He's a very good slot receiver. However, they may feel they don't need him, considering Boldin and Fitzgerald makes one of the best one-two punches in the NFL. And Dansby is a must to keep. The Cards should lock him up in a multi-year deal, as he is still only 27. I know he'll want a multi-year deal.
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