2010 Roster & Depth Chart
Last Updated
November 30, 2011
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COLOR KEY --
PROJECTED BY RED SHEET:
Starter / Back Up/
Injured/Unable to Practice/
Practice Squad/Bubble/Unsigned,
Not Under Contract ER, (UFA or RFA) |
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Quarterbacks: |
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End of Preseason
Cards brought in Kolb (who's siezed the
opportunity and is solid as our starting QB). Skelton and Bartels
will be the backups. Bartels, in particular has displayed
terriific accuracy but has to clean up a tendency to occasionally
lose focus, "try to hard" and make poor throwing decisions. |
04 Kevin
Kolb 6-3 218 U of Houston - Philly (trade)
19 John Skelton 6-5½ 243 Fordham (D5)
02 Bartel, Richard QB 6-3 230 27 2
Tarleton State
14 Brodie Croyle 6-2 206 (FA-6) Alabama
06
Max Hall 6-1 205 BYU (UDFA2)
03 Derek Anderson 6-6 230 Oregon State (FA
Cleveland) |
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Running Backs: |
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End of Preseason
Presents a varied look - All purpose prime timer (Wells), scatback
(LSH) and one-cut thumper (Smith). Added Taylor after the Final 53
cutdown date. He can catch, pass block and provides veteran
leadership to the position.. Cards shocked everyone by drafting
Williams at #38 as a BPA no-brainer. Although the larder was
already full, he brought more wiggle and home-run potential than
provided by Beanie or Hightower. Only main concern was his
durability. (Note - Ruptured patella tendon vs. GB and out for
season). |
26 Beanie Wells RB 6-2 229 Ohio State
46 Alfonso Smith RB 6-1 208 23 R Kentucky
36 LaRod Stephens-Howling RB PItt (D7a)
29 Chester Taylor RB 5-11 213 Toledo (FA Chi)
45 Reagan Maui'ia FB 6-0 260 Hawaii
35 Anthony Sherman FB 5-10 242 UConn
37 William Powell 5-9 205 RB K-State UDFA
42 Charles Ali FB 6-2 255 Arkansas Pine Bluff
34 Ryan Williams RB
5-9 212 Virginia Tech
34 Tim Hightower RB 6-0 217 Richmond (D5)
31 Jason Wright RB 5-10 215 Northwestern (FA - Browns)
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Wide Receivers: |
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End of Preseason Fitz
is back, Doucet and Roberts seem more poised and seasoned. Stuckey
brings a veteran presence and crisp route running skills. Williams
and Sampson are the two red zone "beasts" though we now have that
capability with the TE's. |
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Larry Fitzgerald, Pitt, 6-3 223 (D1
12 Andre Roberts WR
5-10¾ 195
Citadel (D3)
17 Chansi Stuckey 6-0 196 Clemson
85 Early Doucet WR (D3) 6-0 211 LSU
18 Stephen Williams
WR 6-5 199 23 R Toledo
89 DeMarco Sampson WR 6-2 204 San
Diego St.
80 Isaiah Williams 6-3 200 Maryland
15 Sean Jeffcoat 6-2 200 Elon UDFA
13 Aaron Nichols 6-0
185 Oregon St.
UDFA
10 Max Komar WR 5-11 202 22 R Idaho
16 Daiveun Curry-Chapman
6-2 195 No Arizona
UDFA
15 Steve Breaston WR/PKR (D5) 6-0 193 Michigan
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Tight Ends: |
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End of Preseason Heap
is our most talented TE since Jackie Smith. King is a blocking
force who should help our running game. Cards
drafted a sub 4.6 TE in Housler - expected to stretch defenses.
In preseason game 4 vs. Denver. Dray is more
versatile but also more marginal. We're kind of surprised he
survived the final cut. Could be IR's do to injured pec. |
86 Todd Heap 6-5 245 Arizona State (Ravens)
87 Jeff King 6-3 260 Va. Tech (Panthers)
84 Rob
Housler 6-5 250 Florida Atlantic
81 Jim Dray
6-4¾ 251 (D7) Stanford
83 Stephen
Spach, 6-4 250 Fresno St
44 Stephen Skelton
6-5 250 Fordham UDFA
89 Ben Patrick 6-3 252 (D7) Delaware |
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Offensive Linemen: |
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End of Preseason Faneca
(retired) and Claxton (cut) are gone. But 7 linemen (Brown,
Sendlein, Lutui. Hadnot, Keith and Bridge) are still with us, and
Colledge (who started in GB) is here replace Faneca and we kept
one developmental newbie in Batiste. |
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75 Levi Brown T 6-5 323 Penn St (D1)
63 Lyle Sendlein C (6-2, 305)
-Texas (UDFA)
72 Brandon Keith OL 6-5 345 No. Iowa(D7)
71 Daryl Colledge T 6-4 308 Boise St. FA Pack
70 Rex Hadnot G
6-2 310 (FA Cleve)
76 Taitusi
"Deuce" Lutui G 6-4 334 USC (D2)
73 Bridges, Jeremy RT 6-4 325 Southern Mississippi
74 D'Anthony Batiste OL 6-4 314
Louisiana-Lafayette
78 Floyd "Pork Chop" Womack 6-4 328 G/T
Miss. St. (Browns)
65 Cliff Louis DL 6-8 315 Morgan St.62 Ben Claxton C 6-2 301 (TB, Atl, Oakl, Denv) - D 2003)
60 Kris O' Dowd C 6-4 304 USC UDFA
67 DJ Young 6-5 298 T Michigan St. UDFA
68 Pestock, Tom G/T 6-6 317
25 NW
Mo. State
61
Jason Speredon 6-5 308 T BYU UDFA
69 Eric Mensik 6-6 288 T Oklahoma UDFA
64 xx Greg
Niland G 6-5 305 UMass UDFA
66 Alan Faneca 6-5 307 LSU (FA - Jets)
66 Brad Thorson 6-5 310 T Kansas UDFA
79W Jake
Vermiglio G 6-5 325 NC State UDFA
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Defensive Linemen: |
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End of Preseason Campbell
and Dockett are back as our 2 starting bookends. Williams mans the
middle but has been playing his way into shape since arriving
overweight to start training camp. Holliday (who came in trade for
Hightower) seems to have more than a little juice left in the old
pitcher and could make a huge impact as a backup and in rotation.
Carter is pushing Williams for the starting NT job, and everytime
I see Eason, he seems to be stuffing a RB on the inside. Talley
survived the final cut, but I'm still wondering why. |
90 Darnell Dockett DT-DE 6-3 292 Florida St. (D3)
93 Calais Campbell DE 6-8 283 Miami (D2)
98 Nick Eason 6-3 305 Clemson (Steelers)
91 Vonnie Holliday 6-5 288 No.
Carolina (Skins)*
79 David Carter DE 6-5 300 UCLA
96 Ronald Talley DE 6-3 286 Delaware
92 Dan Williams NT 6-2 327
Tennessee
(D1)
69 Jeremy Navarre DE 6-3 279 Maryland
91? Ken Iwebema 6-4 269 Iowa (D4
xx xx Bryan Robinson DT 6-4 304 Fresno St
98 Gabe Watson 6-3 341 Michigan (D4)
78 Alan Branch DT 6-6 331 (D2)
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Linebackers: |
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End of Preseason Lots
of personnel here. Lots of questions too.
We open the season with Porter (AARP-material) and Schofield (a
youngster who only played late in last season) our two outside
pass rushing hope. Does Joey have anything left? Will Schohawk
continue to deliver on high expectations? Haggans returns to man
the strong outside and occasionally surprise us with a
game-changing defensive play. Daryl Washington is a year more
experienced and should be more impactful). Like Haggans, Lenon
provides a solid, stablizing (though not necessarily spectacular)
presence. Acho was drafted this past spring. Acho,
a smart guy, is built like Woodley or Harrison (but may not be as
quick or explosive on the outside). He may be better suited to
play inside. We saved the
best for last - Stewart Bradley (FA from Philly) - when healthy -
is a smart, physical, game-changing LB who hasn't been healthy for
a couple of years, but he evidently is now. Watch out! |
55 Joey Porter 6-3 255 (FA
Miami and Pittsburgh
53 Clark Haggans LOLB 6-4 243 Colo State (Steelers - FA)
58 Daryl
Washington ILB 6-1¾ 230 (D2) TCU
51
Paris Lenon LB 6-2 345 32 9 Richmond
52 Stewart Bradley 6-4 255 Nebraska
(Eagles)
50 O Brien Schofield 6-2 230 R Wisconsin
94 Sam Acho LB 6-2 257 Texas
56 Reggie Walker, LB 6-0 238 Kansas State
(UDFA)
57 Curtis
Gatewood LB 6-3 250 Vanderbilt
48
Brandon Sharpe ILB
6-3
254
Texas Tech
39 Duke Lemmens
6-3 250 LB Florida UDFA
54
Gerald Hayes 6-1 250 8 Pitt
59 Will Davis OLB 6-2 261 Illinois (D6)
52
Cyril Obiozor LB 6-4 249 Texas A&M (Packers)
95 Pago Togafau ILB, 5-10 242 Idaho State
47 Kendall
Smith 6-0 235 FSU UDFA
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Defensive Backs: |
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End of Preseason Cards
traded DRC in order to land their starting QB (Kolb). Then they
lost Greg Toler to injury. But they still look pretty formidable
in the secondary. Jefferson (who reminded us of DRC prior to the
draft 2 springs ago) now steps in for DRC and seems to be a more
reliable and physical tackler and even more aggressive as a
ballhawk. On the other side, it figures to be newcomer Marshall
(more of a McFadden-type zone guy but more aggressive to the
ball). Adams (If he were 6-inches taller, would be a Pro Bowl
player) is terriific in the slot (so long as Horton can keep him
out of unfavorable match-ups). Which gives Horton and his staff
ample time to phase in Peterson as ready. cards bolstered CB depth
with additions of Butler and Lindsay. Big question in the
secondary is at SS where Adrian Wilson (pec) plans ot forgoe
surgery and play. Two concerns: (1) that he not risk further
injury and (2) that a wounded Wilson wonn't be as good as a
healthy Abdullah or (if we were to go that way) Peterson. Rhodes
remainsa strong force at FS. |
24 Adrian Wilson S 6-2¼ 217 North Carolina
(D3)
25 Kerry
Rhodes S 6-3 209 Louisville
20 A.J. Jefferson . CB 6-0 190 22 R Fresno State
31 Richard Marshall 5-11 189 Fresno St.
(Panthers)
27 Adams, Michael
CB 5-8 181 Louisiana-Lafayette Dallas, TX
21
Patrick Peterson CB 6-1 219 UNC
49 Rashad Johnson
S 5-11 203 Alabama
37 Sean
Considine 6-0 212 Iowa (FA7)
23 Hamzah Abdullah
S 6-2 215 Washington St
30 Marshay Green CB 5-9 175 24 R Mississippi
38
Fred Bennett, 6-1 200 So. Carolina
32
Jared Campbell S 6-0 200 Miami (FL) UDFA
22 Matt Ware 6-2 210 CB/S (Waivers Eagles)
29
Bryant Nnabuife, Cal
41 Thad Turner 5-11 188 Ohio
U CB FA
xx Trumaine McBride
28 Greg Toler 5-11 191 St. Paul's College (D4)
33 Tommy Irvin S 6-0 212 Wofford UDFA
43 Desia Dunn
5-9 195 CB Fresno St UDFA
38 Andrew Rich S 6-3 217 BYU UDFA
41 Tae Evans
CB UDFA
xx Da' Mon
Merkerson CB Syracuse UDFA
29 Rodgers-Cromarties CB 6-2 185 Tennessee State (D1)
40 Pat Tillman, S Arizona State
"Forever" |
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Specialty Teams: |
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End of Preseason Feely
remains a solid (& reassuring) presence. The buzz about Graham
turned out to be true. He's gone and Zastudil is here. We think
what happened was that Graham (a maestro of the pooch kick inside
the ten) was unreliable booming punts long enough & with enough
hang-time to get us out of the shadow of our own end zone. Peterson
(who looks like a veteran out there returning punts) could be used a s
spot home-run hitter to help out Roberts and LSH in the return
game. |
04 Jay
Feely K 510 208 Michigan(Jets)
09
Dave Zastudil P 6-3 220 (FA-9) Ohio U
82 Mike Leach,
LS, 6-2 220 William & Mary (FA Broncos)
05 Ben Graham P/H 6-5 235 (FA) Jets
09 Derek Epperson 6-3 240 P Baylor UDFA |
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Practice Squad: |
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End of Preseason Cards
were able to clear Green, Lumpkin, Williams and Young through
waivers after the final cutdown. They added a highly regarded
center in Bartholomew and another tall guy (Harvey) at WR. There
are still two openings on the PS, with the buzz being that the
Cards will add Sturdivant and Talley if they clear waivers.
As in past seasons, the PS is a fluid category, with players
coming and going (upward and downward reminiscent of George
Steinbrenner's "Columbus - Yankee Shuttle. Check here regularly. |
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Bryan Bartholomew C 6-1 310 Syracuse
30 Marshay Green CB 5-10 175 Ole Miss
83
Jaymar Johnson WR 6-0 176 Jackson State
60 Ricky
Lumpkin
DL 6-4 305 Kentucky
59
Brandon Williams OLB 6-3 250 Texas Tech
67 DJ Young OL
6-5 298 Michigan State
32 Korey Lindsay CB 5-10
194 So. Ill
54 Quan Sturdivant LB 6-1 241 UNC
80
Isiaiah Williams 6-3 200 Maryland
37 Mark LeGree FS 6-0 211 Appalachian St |
