"He’s (Washington) a dynamic player, what more can I say about him. He’s very athletic, very fast. He reminds me of myself. They did a great job of getting the guy to fill that void."

"Jonathan Cooper is an outstanding football player. He’s about as athletic a guard as we’ve seen come into this league in years. He can do everything you want him to do. He can pass protect. He can anchor. He can drive block. He can pull. He can counter pull. He’s got everything you want athletically and from a football temperament standpoint, and once more, I think in time he will move over to center and become the leader of your offensive line, because he has that kind of football IQ and temperament. This was a home run pick for the Arizona Cardinals."

Help me out here.

Adrian Wilson getting cut today per Sirius nfl radio

There has been a lot of speculation over what the Philadelphia Eagles are going to do at the CB position this offseason, given the return of both of their 2012 starters is not a given: Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie is an impending free agent, and Nnamdi Asomugha is a candidate for release based upon his contract.

Guys! I had forgotten about the Pick 'Em contests from a year ago. I have asked Hawkwind to man it again. I waited too long, so never fear, we are just not going to include the Giants/Cowboys game.

Sorry, it's on me. Thanks to KDean75 and another reader who hit me up about it. If Hawkwind doesn't get back to me, I'll run the game or at least the start of it.

Arizona Cardinals
Todd Heap is among the most sure-handed tight ends in the NFL, according to Tyler Nickel of Revenge of the Birds. According to research from Pro Football Focus, Heap had 124 catchable balls thrown his way over the past three years and he dropped only seven of them.

Joe and I are set to record another episode of the Arizona Birdgang Podcast this weekend and we would like to hear from you again.

This time we will ask you this:

What are your thoughts on the schedule for the Arizona Cardinals in 2012? What difficulty level would you rate it at? What do you think their record will be come season's end?

Call the voicemail and leave your thoughts! The number to call is 623-688-2536. Try and keep the message under a couple of minutes, just so that we have time to play as many as possible!

Joe and I are set to record another episode of the Arizona Birdgang Podcast this weekend and we would like to hear from you again.

This time we will ask you this:

What are your thoughts on the schedule for the Arizona Cardinals in 2012? What difficulty level would you rate it at? What do you think their record will be come season's end?

Call the voicemail and leave your thoughts! The number to call is 623-688-2536. Try and keep the message under a couple of minutes, just so that we have time to play as many as possible!

Joe and I (and hopefully Mario) will be recording another edition of the Arizona Birdgang Podcast soon, so we need some listener calls again.

We are going to ask you the same question this time around: What do you want to see the Arizona Cardinals do in the 2012 NFL Draft?

It could be specific players, positions, or whatever you want pertaining to the Cardinals and the draft.

Call 623-688-2536 and leave your input! We hope to play a bunch on the show this week, so please, feel free to call in!