Bold statements from the first quarter of the 2012 NFL seasonDoug Farrar, yahoo.com Four weeks is a pretty small sample size in an NFL campaign, but here are a few things that have either become obvious to us, or could happen through the final 13 weeks of the 2012 NFL regular season. The Arizona Cardinals are the best team in the NFL W… |
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Running game struggles to find solid groundOct 2, 2012
Even though they’re 4-0, the Arizona Cardinals have considerable shaping and toning to do, especially on offense and specifically when it comes to running the football. |
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Dolphins sign Jabar Gaffney, cut Legedu NaaneeOct 2, 2012
Michael David Smith, profootballtalk.com Dolphins receiver Legedu Naanee had a costly fumble in Sunday’s loss to the Cardinals, and it may have contributed to costing Naanee his job. The Dolphins have released Naanee today and signed veteran receiver Jabar Gaffney to replace him. Naanee has no… |
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Skelton still not 100 percentOct 2, 2012
Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com Last Friday, Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt offered candid insight during an interview on Pro Football Talk regarding the status of quarterback John Skelton and the looming question of whether Skelton or Kevin Kolb will play when Skelton fully recovers … |
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Special mention for an overlooked weaponOct 2, 2012
The Arizona Cardinals' overtime victory against Miami in Week 4 was remarkable on several fronts. We discussed many of them after the game. Two special-teams aspects went relatively unexplored. One, field goal kicking has improved to the point that Jay … |
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Arizona Cardinals hone techniquesOct 2, 2012
Notes: A 4-0 overall record and a fresh overtime victory over the Dolphins made it bearable to look at all the mistakes they made. |
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So far, though, the Cardinals are doing their best early impression of the 1980 U.S. Olympic men's hockey team and are starting to take a country and a re-energized fan base by storm. |
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