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Yesterday, 2:19pm UTC

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Calais Campbell to Visit Bills, Jets This Week, per Report
The veteran played for the Ravens from 2020 through ’22. Veteran free agent defensive lineman Calais Campbell is scheduled to visit the Bills and Jets this week, according to Tiffany Blackmon of 92.9 The Game in Atlanta. Campbell reportedly has visited with the Falcons and Jaguars this offseason. Campbell has played 15 NFL seasons with the Cardinals, Jaguars and Ravens, earning six Pro Bowl nods. He also won the NFL’s Walter Payton Man of the Year award in 2019. The Ravens released Campbell at the start of the offseason after three seasons with the team, but Campbell maintains he wants to play at least one more year before retiring. Last season, he recorded 34 tackles and 5 1/2 sacks at age 36. Despite being on the back end of his career, Campbell still provides durability. He has played in at least 12 games during every season of his career, including a total of 29 games over the past two years.

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Tuesday, January 18, 2022

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01/18

Los Angeles Rams

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Sunday, January 9, 2022

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American Football

01/09

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30

Seattle Seahawks

38

Sunday, January 2, 2022

NFL 2021-2022

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01/02

Dallas Cowboys

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Sports Illustrated

Tuesday, March 21, 5:49pm UTC

Sports Illustrated

Cardinals’ Willson Contreras Got Burned by the Pitch Clock in the Most Brutal Way
This was a weird way to strike out. The start of the 2023 Major League Baseball season is quickly approaching, which means players in spring training still have some time to not only get themselves ready for the real games, but also to get more used to the many new rules that will be put in play this year. One of those rules is the pitch clock - pitchers have 15 seconds between pitches with nobody on base and 20 seconds with somebody on base. Batters must be ready to go at the eight-second mark or they will get called for an automatic strike. The Cardinals’ Willson Contreras got a tough pitch clock lesson during a game on Monday when he was ruled not ready by that eight-second mark and received a strike, which was the third strike in his at-bat and sent him back to the dugout. Here’s how it played out: Yeah, this is going to take some time to get used to. MLB fans had reactions:

Sports Illustrated

Monday, March 20, 1:35pm UTC

Sports Illustrated

Cardinals’ Oscar Mercado Wiped Out After Hilariously Bad Swing
MLB fans loved seeing this. While the World Baseball Classic has been all the rage the past few weeks, there still have been MLB spring training games going on, and we’ve been able to see some pretty cool things so far, including one of the most embarrassing swinging strikes of the year. It happened Sunday in a Cardinals-Mets game in Port St. Lucie, Fla., when Tylor Megill threw some high heat inside on Óscar Mercado. The Cardinals center fielder committed to swinging and just couldn’t stop himself. How’d that go for him? Not well at all. You never want to end up on the ground after swinging and missing at a pitch, but that’s what happened here: Oooooof! MLB fans loved it:

Sunday, March 12, 11:43am UTC

Cardinals' poor results in NFLPA survey shouldn't impact free agency if money is right
Agents weigh in on what affect the Cardinals' bad showing on an NFLPA report card will have on free agents' signing decisions.

Thursday, March 9, 5:00pm UTC

Kyler must 'grow up a little,' ex-teammate says
Former Cardinals OL Kelvin Beachum says Kyler Murray "needs to grow up a little bit" in order to lead the franchise.

Thursday, March 9, 7:50am UTC

TDActu.com - Actu NFL

Le petit dej’ : Robbie Anderson déjà coupé par les Cardinals
L'essentiel de l'actualité NFL du jeudi 9 mars 2023.

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