Thanks to Larry Fitzgerald’s stupid brother, Marcus, there’s now a huge controversy surrounding his feelings towards quarterback Kurt Warner. During the Cardinals game against the Jaguars on Sunday, Marcus was busy attacking Warner on Twitter.
“Kurt Warner plays like a damn 80 year old! my brother just texted me during halftime pissed off,” Larry’s little brother tweeted. Read the rest of this entry »
Watch as some dumbass blogger challenges Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald to a race. The moron puts his video camera and his Nike Trainer1 shoes on the line and losses them both.
Shame on Fitzgerald for taking advantage of the retard and actually keeping the camera and the shoes.
The Arizona Cardinals have released running back Edgerrin James on Tuesday, just 3 days after drafting Beanie Wells.
“Edgerrin James had a great run in Arizona and now it is time for him to continue his Hall of Fame career elsewhere,” James’ agent Drew Rosenhaus said. Read the rest of this entry »
The 2009 NFL is now over and while many people think the Jets trade up to grab USC QB Mark Sanchez with the 5th overall pick was the best selection made over the weekend, I have to disagree. In fact, I believe Sanchez’s weak arm is a horrible fit for the Jets who are currently built for a gunslinger.
Our favorite pick was the Arizona Cardinals 31st overall selection of Ohio State’s Chris “Beanie” Wells. Read the rest of this entry »
Kurt Warner and Larry Fitzgerald shake their booties on center court during the Assist 4 Africa Charity Basketball game at US Airlines Arena in Phoenix, Arizona on April 19th.
The charity event was a complete success raising over $50K for the Partners in Hope Medical Center in Malawi, Central Africa.
The Arizona Cardinals have said they’re willing to listen to offers for disgruntled wide receiver Anquan Boldin.
“Before the draft, you know there is going to be talk about Anquan and his situation and a trade,” Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt said. “Since not a whole lot has changed with his contractual situation, we know that will come back. It would be foolish from out standpoint not to listen to those opportunities and see what actually exists. But I want to make the points — our goal is to re-sign him to a long-term deal. That hasn’t changed.”
Boldin became upset with the team when they signed teammate Larry Fitzgerald to a four-year, $40 million last season. Boldin believes he is also worth every bit of that; currently he is still playing on a six-year, $33.99 million deal contract that he signed back in 2005.
Boldin is a talented receiver but he is nowhere near as good as Fitzgerald.
According to his agent Mark Bartelstein, Kurt Warner is looking for a huge contract that will have a salary among the top 4 or 5 highest paid quarterbacks in the NFL.
