15 Responses to “Cards bring back seven from PS”

1. By brad oneill on Jan 4, 2011 | Reply

   Ronald Talley was the odd man out for those who were wondering.

2. By Chris B on Jan 4, 2011 | Reply

   Darren,
   Broncos will trade Orton for 2nd round pick. Better write something soon a get ahead of the rumormill! 🙂
   I don’t know what offensive scheme he is in now, but he’s better than Anderson. Thoughts?

3. By Darren Urban on Jan 4, 2011 | Reply

   Chris B —

   RE: Orton

   As I have said many times, they will look at all options.

   That said, I’m not giving up a high second.

4. By ben on Jan 4, 2011 | Reply

   hey darren thanks for the insights over the year. do you have any idea when the new free agents list is going to go up

5. By Darren Urban on Jan 4, 2011 | Reply

   Ben —

   RE: FAs

   I posted the Cards’ roster situation a little earlier.

   https://blog.azcardinals.com/2011/01/04/breaking-down-the-roster-2/

6. By Phoenixraven1 on Jan 4, 2011 | Reply

   Pago is still hanging in there!

7. By ndpenner on Jan 4, 2011 | Reply

   Pago’s been with us for how long now and he isn’t on the main foster? I wonder where he’s lacking or whatever…he’s even on the team in Madden ’10.

8. By AndyStandsUp on Jan 4, 2011 | Reply

   Did Pestock get any playing time this season?
   He’s the one who’s into MMA, UFC, SCUBA or whatever fighting, correct?

9. By Darren Urban on Jan 5, 2011 | Reply

   AndyStands —

   RE: Pestock

   Yes, he is the fighter.

   And he was on the practice squad all season, so he couldn’t have played.

10. By Plucky on Jan 4, 2011 | Reply

    brandon sharpe was a beast in his senior year in college idk how he didnt get drafted.. i hope he does well and makes the chart.. he was very productive

11. By Greg on Jan 5, 2011 | Reply

    A high second isn’t too much to ask for a starting quarterback, it’s a position of need and at least with Orton, you’re getting a known quantity.

12. By Joe on Jan 5, 2011 | Reply

    There are several areas (my opinion) that have to be re-thought. One of them is the scouting team. Why is it that other teams spot and aggressively go after great collegiate players but we seem to end up with second doubt players?
    A good example is Lienart–ALL of that $$$ AND time for a player that we ended up trading for NOTHING in return! Matt Cassel was in the same year as Leinart but we didn’t get him. Michael Vick was AVAILABLE last year–but WE didn’t bother to pursue him. There are outstanding players out there but it seems that our scouting team is trying to identify GREAT players with a white cane with a red tip! The second part of this is what I believe to be the crux of the whole issue–The Bidwells– it is well known that because of the Bidwells , the Cardinals have one of the worse pay checks in the NFL. Sometimes being cheap has it’s advantages (Kurt Warner ) but in the long run we don’t get a team that is effective enough to consecutively offer a good product because the purse strings are bound so tightly together that when they finally do manage to get slightly loosened–moths flutter out from it’s depths! Come on Bidwells, you wanted a stadium–you got it, you wanted fan support–you have THAT (although for how much longer is questionable), you wanted a boost in revenue on Cardinal products–T-shirts, other sports products–well YOU’VE GOT THAT TOO! What MORE from the fans of ARIZONA do you need before YOU FINALLY open up the purse strings? The fans of ARIZONA now want from YOU a QUALITY TEAM!

13. By Judy on Jan 5, 2011 | Reply

    Why do you think a 2nd round pick is too much to give for Orton? If we are going toget a vet QB i would rather have Kolb first or Orton than some old guy who won’t last any longer than Warner did.

14. By arzcardz on Jan 8, 2011 | Reply

    Ortin, Kolb, young , any are better than our situation.

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