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More Cardinal draft news: Cardinals working out Derek Stingley Jr & Isaiah Likely
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Brody Miller
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Finally healthy, Derek Stingley Jr. runs a 4.37 on his first attempt at the 40. #LSU
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Finally healthy, Derek Stingley Jr. runs a 4.37 on his first attempt at the 40. #LSU
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At least they like a db tall and fast
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kerouac9
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BigDavis75
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Is there a chance he makes it to our pick?
Harry
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Unlikely. When you go to a Pro Day you always workout the best athletes even if they’re not your target. Someone, like Randy Moss, could unexpectedly drop.
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ESPN ran a really cool story on the Stingley family and Derek’s connection to his grandfather who was paralyzed in 1978 when Jack Tatum collided with him on a pass. Derek Jr. seems like an awesome young man. He grew up in Baton Rouge and chose LSU to stay close to his family. That kid reminded me of Rod Woodson as a freshman.
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He could go in the top ten but no way will he be there for our pick.
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I agree. If he was, Id sprint to the podium.
I don't want a CB, but Stingley has perennial Pro Bowl potential.
Chopper0080
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Yes, there is a chance. Is it likely, I agree with Harry, probably not. I would rank the CBs
1-Sauce
2-McDuffie
3-Stingley
4-Booth
the thing with Stingley is that his tape over the past two years is average at best and he is not a very physical CB vs the run. However, his freshman year tape was great and he has a very nice athletic profile. He could go all across the first round depending on how high the CBs start going off the board and if someone values the freshman tape over the past two years.
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In my madden 22 franchise anytim i draft him he can get up to 90 
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Would be a nice corner of fut but cards def would have to trade down
overallWould be a nice corner of fut but cards def would have to trade down
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Arizona Cardinals have scheduled visit with TE Isaiah Likely
The Arizona Cardinals entered the offseason basically needing every tight end: a starting tight end, a receiving tight end, a blocking tight end and more. They re-signed both Zach Ertz and Maxx Wil…
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Harry
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Likely is more like a WR except he put on weight. Since he can’t block he’s really more of an H Back. He can can get open and catch the ball, but they’ve got that in Ertz.Arizona Cardinals have scheduled visit with TE Isaiah Likely
The Arizona Cardinals entered the offseason basically needing every tight end: a starting tight end, a receiving tight end, a blocking tight end and more. They re-signed both Zach Ertz and Maxx Wil…6park.news
juza76
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He is 245lb, sure he can put weight on
I prefer having a tight that can catch and run then a tight end which his strenght is blocking
He can work on his craft and be a better blocker
Blocking tigh ends with average receiving skills coming in the nfl normally have little impact
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Yup. Most either forget or don’t realize that Maxx Williams was a receiving TE coming out of college. After injuring his leg with the Ravens and losing speed, he reinvented his game.
Harry
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I wish I had a nickel for every TE I’ve heard they could become a successful blocker. The Cards have had a bunch. Blocking isn‘t just strength and agility, much of it is attitude. In college Likely was a reluctant blocker that didn’t seem to like mixing it up. It’s like drafting a CB who doesn’t like to tackle. It’s rare they improve that skill in the NFL, where the opponents are stronger and faster. Many like to hurt people. Oddly it’s often easier to turn a good blocker into a decent receiver if he has good hands.
