Cardinals starting fullback inactive
Mike Sando, NFC West...family. With Smith inactive, the Cardinals left active three of their four tight ends. Stephen Spach, Ben Patrick and Leonard Pope are active. Jerame Tuman is inactive. The Cardinals generally do not use a...
Blog | December 14, 2008Imagine the Cardinals with elite tight end
Mike Sando, NFC West...ll draft a tight end in the first few rounds of the next draft. Leonard Pope, Ben Patrick, Stephen Spach and Jerame Tuman each offer one or more skills the Cardinals find valuable. Finding...
Blog | December 10, 2008Cardinals need more from ground game
Mike Sando, NFC WestPosted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Mark J. Rebilas/US Presswire Arizona's Kurt Warner spent much of Sunday on his back thanks to a ...
Blog | November 23, 2008Cardinals won't have to face bruising Jacobs
Mike Sando, NFC West...St. Pierre is the third quarterback. The Cardinals are playing musical tight ends. Pope, Tuman and Ben Patrick have been battling injuries. The coaching staff has sought better production from the position. Patrick and...
Blog | November 23, 2008Seattle's Weaver, Arizona's Patrick inactive
Mike Sando, NFC West...and defensive end Patrick Kerney. Charlie Frye is the third quarterback. Arizona: Tackle Elliot Vallejo, guard Brandon Keith, defensive tackle Alan Branch, receiver Early Doucet, tight end Jerame Tuman, tight end Ben Patrick and defensive...
Blog | November 16, 2008Cardinals loving four-receiver offense
Mike Sando, NFC West...at the expense of the tight end this season. Injuries to tight ends Leonard Pope and Ben Patrick explain some of this, but coach Ken Whisenhunt said that isn't the primary reason. Whisenhunt...
Blog | November 14, 2008Resolved: Seahawks, Cardinals both can win
Mike Sando, NFC WestPosted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Thanks much for taking the most recent Hot Topic conversation to a high level as we debated the Seahawks' and Cardinal...
Blog | November 13, 2008Keep an eye on Cardinals' tight ends
Mike Sando, NFC West...this time. Starting tight end Leonard Pope is active for the first time since Oct. 12. Ben Patrick and Jerame Tuman remain sidelined by injuries, but former Patriots tight end Stephen Spach is coming...
Blog | November 10, 2008Cardinals suddenly coming up short
Mike Sando, NFC West...were converting all those short-yardage situations with Hightower pounding away. Tight ends Leonard Pope and Ben Patrick have missed the last two games. I can't say for sure how much either might...
Blog | November 10, 2008Mailbag: Buzz on DeAngelo Hall, and more
Mike Sando, NFC WestPosted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Goose from Seattle writes: Mike! Long time! Thanks for keeping the news rolling in, even though it hurts to keep readi...
Blog | November 06, 2008NFC West: Injury situations that matter
Mike Sando, NFC WestPosted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Arizona: Injuries continue to affect Leonard Pope and Ben Patrick, but the Cardinals have enough flexibility to flourish in the passing game without healthy tight ends...
Blog | November 06, 2008Spach has history of preparedness
Mike Sando, NFC West...week after signing a contract. The Cardinals have issues at tight end while Leonard Pope and Ben Patrick battle through injuries. Spach played more than the Cardinals' other tight end, veteran Jerame Tuman, during...
Blog | November 04, 2008Roided-out NFC West rosters: Week 9
Mike Sando, NFC West...for the Seahawks. Anquan Boldin is back in the lineup for the Cardinals. Also in Arizona, Ben Patrick takes over for the injured Leonard Pope. La'Roi Glover is back in the lineup for...
Blog | November 01, 2008Around the NFC West: Tracing Holmgren, Reid
Mike Sando, NFC West...the East Valley Tribune says the Cardinals feel better about the tight end position now that Ben Patrick appears ready to return. The Cardinals hoped entering the season that Patrick would emerge as the...
Blog | November 01, 2008Around the NFC West: Holt wants the ball
Mike Sando, NFC West...Tribune says the Cardinals are in good shape from a healthy standpoint, particularly with tight end Ben Patrick practicing Friday
Blog | October 31, 2008