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It may have taken until right before the start of training camps for Kelvin Beachum to find a new home but Beachum says landing with the Arizona Cardinals was a perfect fit.
“It was a situation and a circumstance where I know a number of people in the organization,” Beachum said in an interview with Jim Rome, via Mason Kern of SI.com.
Beachum had several connections to the Cardinals that he formed during the early years of his career with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Additionally, he said he has trained in Arizona during the offseason for the last seven years. Together that comfort with the staff and the area made the Cardinals an easy fit.
“The offensive line coach, Sean Kugler, was my offensive line coach when I got drafted in Pittsburgh. The running backs coach, (James) Saxon, was the running backs coach that was there my last two years in Pittsburgh. (Right tackle) Marcus Gilbert is another player from the Steelers that I played with when I was there in my four years in Pittsburgh, so I knew it had a number of people I knew in the organization.
“And it just seemed like just a natural fit. Again, considering everything that’s going on with COVID, the uncertainty with the NFL season, exposure to my family, being around my family. Just considering, again, all the circumstances that are surrounding the NFL season right now, it just sounded and it felt much like the best fit for me and my family at this point in time.”
Beachum signed with the Cardinals last week after spending the last three seasons with the New York Jets.

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Getty Images It may have taken until right before the start of training camps for Kelvin Beachum to find a new home but Beachum says landing with the Arizona Cardinals was a perfect fit. “It was a situation and a circumstance where I know a number of people in the organization,” Beachum said in an […] More

Kelvin Beachum: Cardinals were the best fit for me

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If Marcus Gilbert is fully recovered from the injuries that have derailed him over the last three seasons, you can expect him to be back in the starting right tackle job for the Arizona Cardinals.
According to Kyle Odegard of the team’s website, head coach Kliff Kingsbury said on Tuesday that he expects that Gilbert will be able to jump back into the role after missing all of last season with a torn ACL.
“We want to see how Marcus looks,” Kingsbury said. “He said he feels the best he’s felt in a long time. Having all these extra months of rehab and not being forced back into anything may be huge for him. He has been a really good player in this league a long time, and if he can start off at that level, then he’s going to slide back in there.”
Gilbert was injured in practice the week of the team’s season opener last September and didn’t play in a single game for the team last season. Arizona had acquired Gilbert in a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers last March but he never made it to the opener. In fact, Gilbert has now appeared in just 12 total games combined over the last three seasons because of injuries.
Kelvin Beachum and Justin Murray give the Cardinals fall back options should Gilbert not be able to adequately bounce back from the knee injury. However, if he’s able to achieve something resembling his prior form, he should have a starting job waiting for him.
“We’re excited to have some options, too,” Kingsbury said. “Justin’s development last year, drafting Josh, signing Kelvin – that’s going to be huge. But we expect Marcus to slide right in there and do a nice job right away.”

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Getty Images If Marcus Gilbert is fully recovered from the injuries that have derailed him over the last three seasons, you can expect him to be back in the starting right tackle job for the Arizona Cardinals. According to Kyle Odegard of the team’s website, head coach Kliff Kingsbury said on Tuesday that he expects […] More

Marcus Gilbert expected to jump back into right tackle spot for Cardinals

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For those of you inclined to wonder about the link between stories of MLB COVID-19 outbreaks and football and/or to complain about the presence of baseball stories on this platform, there are obvious reasons for tracking baseball’s struggles with the coronavirus. Like football, baseball isn’t using a bubble. Unlike football, baseball players don’t spend the entire game breathing, coughing, sweating, spitting, and/or bleeding on each other.
In the wake of Friday night’s report from ESPN.com that MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred is considering shutting the 2020 season down, ESPN.com now reports that at least four more members of the St. Louis Cardinals organization have tested positive. As a result, Saturday’s game between the Cardinals and the Milwaukee Brewers has been postponed.
Friday’s Cardinals-Brewers game was postponed after two Cardinals players tested positive. That game was moved to Sunday, as part of a doubleheader consisting of seven-inning games. It now seems possible if not likely that Sunday’s let’s-play-two vibe will become let’s-play-none.
Baseball now has two outbreaks among its teams. For the Marlins, more than half of the players have tested positive.
For football, these situations underscore the value of considering a hardened, local bubble, with all members of a given team staying at a hotel indefinitely, confining their movements from hotel to practice facility to hotel, until the time comes to expand that footprint to include stadiums.
The crystal-ball question that the NFL must resolve entails balancing the chances of playing a full season with players and coaches going home every night against the likelihood of getting the games in if players and coaches and other essential staff isolate themselves from a country that lacks the will to do what needs to be done to limit the spread of the virus, thanks to politicians and other assorted charlatans whose wrong-headed proclamations about the pandemic have directly contributed to its spread — and to the sickness and/or death of thousands of Americans who made the mistake of believing the bullshit.

Getty Images For those of you inclined to wonder about the link between stories of MLB COVID-19 outbreaks and football and/or to complain about the presence of baseball stories on this platform, there are obvious reasons for tracking baseball’s struggles with the coronavirus. Like football, baseball isn’t using a bubble. Unlike football, baseball players don’t […] More

Baseball’s Cardinals have four more positive tests

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Knowing they’re preparing during a condensed training camp, with no preseason games, the Cardinals are trying to jam as much into each day as possible.
That means running at a faster pace than normal, which has been an adjustment for their defense.
According to Bob McManaman of the Arizona Republic, Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury told defensive coordinator Vance Joseph they were going to go no-huddle, change personnel groups quickly, and take other steps to speed the pace of practice.
“With V.J., I told him, ‘Hey, these first couple of weeks we’re going to push the tempo. We’re going to make guys get lined up quick,’ ” Kingsbury said. “I want them to think on the run, kind of over-stress and over-train that aspect of it, then we’ll settle back in on a mock game week [next week] and start doing different things [to get ready for the season opener].”
That’s presented a conditioning challenge, along with a number of other issues for the defense, as they’re adjusting on the fly. New linebacker De&#8217;Vondre Campbell said the tempo in practice was “higher than probably 90 percent of the teams in the NFL.”
“I love it. I love it because it forces our guys to think fast,” Joseph said. “You have to think fast to get aligned and make the next call and play the next down. Even if it’s bad down before, it forces you to focus on the next down, so I love it when coach goes fast. It puts pressure on our guys to think quickly and get aligned and not to have amnesia because they’re going fast.
“It also helps our football team get in great shape. We’re running 20 plays within a six- or seven-minute period so it’s good for our team overall.”
If it helps the Cardinals Defense improve on last year (when they were last in the league in yards allowed), it will be worth it.

Getty Images Knowing they’re preparing during a condensed training camp, with no preseason games, the Cardinals are trying to jam as much into each day as possible. That means running at a faster pace than normal, which has been an adjustment for their defense. According to Bob McManaman of the Arizona Republic, Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury […] More

Cardinals offense running at a faster pace in camp

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Quarterback Russell Wilson said earlier Friday the Seahawks wouldn’t have played this weekend if there were games scheduled. Cardinals nose tackle Corey Peters acknowledged later in the day his team has not ruled out boycotting the season opener.
The Cardinals are scheduled to play at San Francisco on Sept. 13.
“Just in some of our private conversations, there’s been a variety of things that come up, some more extreme than others,” Peters said, via Howard Balzer of SI.com. “But we’ve talked about a wide variety of ways to protest and a boycott in Week One, obviously, that’s something that has been discussed. But I think as far as the next steps, I don’t think we’re there yet. We’re still trying to talk with some of the leaders on the team and trying to figure out what’s the best way to make the biggest impact.
“One thing that I think some guys are concerned about, and I am as well, is I think this is an excellent platform. Look at me right here, sitting here talking to you guys right now about these issues. And I don’t want us to give away our platform to continue to try to fight for change. So I think everything has to be weighed equally. And hopefully we will figure out a solution that is in everybody’s best interest.”
Cardinals left tackle D.J. Humphries preached patience, cautioning against reacting when emotions are raw.
The NBA has postponed a total of nine games since Wednesday when the Milwaukee Bucks became the first team opting not to play in response to the shooting of Jacob Blake by a police officer in Wisconsin on Sunday. The NBA will resume play Saturday after the league and its players agreed to work together on several initiatives to promote voting access, combat social injustice and racial inequality and advocate for police reform.
Since Blake’s shooting, though, NFL players have gone from discussing kneeling during the national anthem to sitting out games.
“There’s so many options, and it’s such an emotional time right now that the group of guys that we got in the locker room, we want to make sure that we make a well thought-out choice on whatever we decide to do,” Humphries said. “And show our solidarity as a unit. We don’t want to just jump out there all emotional and have to worry about what comes with it and what we’re not prepared for.
“And then whatever we come out with, we want to be able to be organized and have a plan and something to stick to and understand. (We need) everybody to be on the same page and understand what we’re fighting for so we can continue to move forward and have progress.”

Getty Images Quarterback Russell Wilson said earlier Friday the Seahawks wouldn’t have played this weekend if there were games scheduled. Cardinals nose tackle Corey Peters acknowledged later in the day his team has not ruled out boycotting the season opener. The Cardinals are scheduled to play at San Francisco on Sept. 13. “Just in some […] More

Corey Peters acknowledges Cardinals have discussed sitting out Week One

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As a second-round rookie last year, Cardinals receiver Andy Isabella played in 15 games but didn’t do much, catching just nine passes. That’s going to change this year.
Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury said he’s been very impressed with Isabella’s work and plans to get him more involved in the offense in 2020.
“He works really hard at it and wants to be great,” Kingsbury said. “It’s tough when you’re playing behind one of the best if not the best receivers of all time. That’s just a tough spot to be in. I thought he handled it with grace and with poise. [Coaches] were hard on him last year and put him through it, trying to prepare him mentally and physically for kind of the rigors of what he’d face and to his credit he responded. Couldn’t be more pleased with how he’s come back.”
Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray is looking forward to hooking up with Isabella this season.
“I love Andy personally,” Murray said. “When he’s on the field he’s just dangerous with his speed and his ability to playmake.”
The arrival of DeAndre Hopkins means the Cardinals have an even more crowded depth chart at wide receiver this year than they did last year, but Isabella’s role in the offense shouldn’t be overlooked.

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Getty Images As a second-round rookie last year, Cardinals receiver Andy Isabella played in 15 games but didn’t do much, catching just nine passes. That’s going to change this year. Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury said he’s been very impressed with Isabella’s work and plans to get him more involved in the offense in 2020. “He […] More

Cardinals plan to expand Andy Isabella’s role

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	Other new cardinals include an Italian who is the long-time papal preacher at the Vatican, the Rev. Raniero Cantalamessa, a Franciscan friar; the Kigali, Rwanda, Archbishop Antoine Kambanda; the Capiz, Philippines, Archbishop Jose Feurte Advincula, and the Santiago, Chile, Archbishop Celestino Aos.Another Franciscan who was tapped is Friar Mauro Gambetti, in charge of the Sacred Convent in Assisi. The pope, when elected in 2013, chose St. Francis of Assisi as his namesake saint, and earlier this month, the pontiff journeyed to that hill town in Umbria to sign an encyclical, or important church teaching document, about brotherhood.	
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			In a reflection of the pope’s stress on helping those in need, especially the poor, Francis also named the former director of the Rome Catholic charity, Caritas, the Rev. Enrico Feroci, to be a cardinal.Wilton was picked by Francis to lead the prestigious diocese in the U.S. capital last year. He served three times as the head of the U.S. Conference of Bishops.			 	
				
					
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Pope Francis on Sunday named 13 new cardinals, including Washington D.C. Archbishop Wilton Gregory, who would become the first Black U.S. prelate to earn the coveted red hat. In a surprise announcement from his studio window to faithful standing below in St. Peter’s Square, Francis said the churchmen would be elevated to a cardinal’s rank […] More

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Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury wasn’t ready to rule cornerback Robert Alford out for the entire 2020 season because of a torn pectoral muscle when he spoke to reporters on Tuesday, but the best case scenario would likely be a return at some point in December.
It’s more likely than not, then, that the Cardinals will be without Alford for the second straight season. He broke his leg after signing with the team in 2019 and head coach Kliff Kingsbury said that the team is “heartbroken” after watching him work his way back from that injury.
The Cardinals can’t wallow in those feelings, though. They have to figure out how their cornerback group will sort itself out around Patrick Peterson and Kingsbury mentioned Byron Murphy, Chris Jones and Kevin Peterson while discussing that effort.
“We got to have the next guy step up and that’s what we’re working through now,” Kingsbury said, via ArizonaSports.com. “Murphy got a ton of snaps out there last year. He’s obviously a guy that can slide out there. KP, Chris Jones are a few names we’re going to work through. Whoever’s opposite of number 21 we know is going to get a lot of action so we have to get somebody we know can handle that.”
The Cardinals could also explore outside additions. Logan Ryan, Dre Kirkpatrick and Tramon Williams are among the experienced free agent options available, although Ryan is pushing for a move to safety.

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