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Arizona Cardinals select Oklahoma defensive back Jamell Fleming in third round of NFL draft

azcentral.com

As a junior, Jamell Fleming was the defensive most valuable player of the Fiesta Bowl and was given the same award this past season in the Insight Bowl.

ESPN.com

The joke from Arizona Cardinals general manager Rod Graves was that his team, without a second-round choice and having passed on Riley Reiff in the first round, would consider taking the Iowa tackle in the third. Graves knew Reiff would be long gone by …

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Michael Floyd figures he spent 2011 showing everyone the quality of his character. Because of that, he gave himself the opportunity in 2012 to fulfill a dream and play in the NFL.

Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com

One of the smartest guys when it comes to the draft — and one of the only draft experts who actually played in the NFL — is Corey Chavous of DraftNasty.com. The former Cardinals, Vikings, and Rams standout has become a PFT Live regular, and he joined …

Michael David Smith, profootballtalk.com

Cardinals receiver Larry Fitzgerald got what he wanted on Thursday night when Arizona used its first-round draft pick on receiver Michael Floyd, and both men expressed excitement about playing together after the pick became official. Fitzgerald, who lik…

ESPN.com

How nice of Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman to lay out the NFC West welcome mat for new Arizona Cardinals first-round choice Michael Floyd. Hold on a minute. That's not a welcome mat. It's a note on Floyd's new doorstep and a direct challeng…

azcentral.com

In Larry Fitzgerald and Michael Floyd, Kevin Kolb has two big receivers who have the size and skills to beat press coverage and make catches when tightly covered.

azcentral.com

The Cardinals just found the No. 2 wide receiver they haven't had since Anquan Boldin bolted for Baltimore.

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Trades were involved in six of the first seven selections in the first round of the NFL draft Thursday, and the Cardinals were startled about how quickly the first part of the round went.