Arizona Cardinals Find Cornerback Jorrick Calvin In Sixth Round Of Draft

Michael Adams
Rashad Barksdale
Trumaine McBride
DRC
Toler
And now Jorrick Calvin.

I have no clue about Barksdale and McBride, didn’t know about them till I looked at the roster just now. I do know that Barksdale has good size and both McBride and Adams are undersized. I hope for an aggressive FA or something.

And I trust the FO and all, but really I’m getting tired of CB’s that are undersized. If you’re going to pick a CB, get one who’s 6’ or greater. We’ve seen a lot of 5’ 10" CBs come through the Cardinals secondary I hope he’s a good one.

He was academically ineligible. Would have much rather had Syd’Quan Thompson.

His height doesn’t bother me. How tall was Aneas?

I love the Dan Williams pick. We got trade raped when we moved up for Washington. WR in the 3rd? Schofield I am fine with. I love picking Skelton in the 5th but we again got raped in the trade. 6th round finally we get a CB, its abought time, 7th round TE I say “eh”.

Having given up our extra 3rd and traded BF when our secondary is how it is is stupid to me. I love the Cards and I think you guys by now know I am not one of the new band wagon people and know my stuff pretty well, but really FO, what the crap are you doing?

I really hope Jorrick Calvin the best. Waiting til the 6th round leaves me feeling a bit shaky about the depth at corner. I had hoped for someone that could come in and compete for a starting job vs Toler. Wish we could have held onto both 3rd rounders. Sadly, Washington was not going to fall to us. Still, we could have picked a punt returner late or even grabbed a corner in the third for return duty. The #4 WR spot didn’t seem that critical. Trading McFadden just makes the position even shallower. Glad Toler is the starter now. Hope no one gets hurt.

The Cards had one pick in each round. They filled a need with every pick with young talent. We lost a lot of talent this year and the Cards did a great job of damage control. Trading one year of Anquan’s services turned into draft picks that allowed the cards to find new talent at the ILB and FS positions vacated by Antrelle Rolle and Karlos Dansby. Dan Williams was a steal. Breaston and Doucet move up the depth chart and Matt gets a new slot receiver to offset the large amount of talent that left to baltimore. A very talented pass rushing prospect that slipped due to an injury at the combine. We get a new Project Qb with a big arm that brings way more excitement and upside than Brian St. Pierre. A new corner to compete for the nickel spot. Plus a blocking tight end with decent hands in the 7th. Special teams also get a big boost with the talent drafted in 2010. Time will tell but I’m very enthusiastic about this team’s future.

Dan williams will start and be rotated out with watson
Washington will start by game 4 or 5
Every one else is a role player
Skelton could work out nice in the future and I think the LB from Wisconsin will fill in nice when porter is done
4 out of 7 are starters or future starters and the other 2 are role players the TE gets cut

Every need was filled. For everyone concerned about the order of the WR-CB picks, remember that with our 4 receiver sets, that WR was more important. There is no guarantee our PS players will make the squad this year (no matter how much I hope). And don’t forget we have a nickel in Adams. Love the strategy.

are made ‘better’ when you can apply pressure to the opposing QB. If Williams and Washington ‘pan out’, then the CBs will be ‘better’. Hopefully C Brown is ready for his ‘rookie’ season and he adds to the pressure formula. If the ‘math’ for the formula pans out, then the CB position should be ‘fine’…not great, but acceptable.

To the WR drafted in the 3rd – love the pick! Watched the East/West game and couldn’t figure out why there was a Citadel player on the field. The more I watched, the more clear it was that he belonged there. I’m going to lean on him as our ‘surprise pick’ out of this group for this coming season (unless Schofield is able to get a Miracle Knee and start playing early in 2010). Hope that he’s able to replace some of the ‘desire’ that may have left for Baltimore with the player who’s name shall not be spoken (looking forward to seeing him in Charlotte on 21 Nov, though). Rookie isn’t the typical place to find that, but I expect that he’ll be showing a lot of desire to succeed.