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Whom to believe, Hasselbeck or Dockett?
Cardinals defensive tackle Darnell Dockett expressed disappointment in Tommie Harris when the Bears' defensive tackle punched Arizona's Deuce Lutui in Week 9. Dockett also offered an aside, noting that the key to dirty play is avoiding detection.
Around the NFC West: Cardinals recover
Bill Coats of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch says the Cardinals are enjoying more success than several recent Super Bowl losers.
Source: Bears DT Harris won't be suspended
The punch Tommie Harris threw Sunday during the Chicago Bears ' 41-21 defeat to the Arizona Cardinals will not prevent the defensive tackle from playing Thursday night.
It was easy to figure Larry Johnson wasn't going to be claimed on waivers. No team wanted to pay his $2.1 million remaining salary, knowing that the Chiefs were on the line for it because his contract was guaranteed.
Mailbag: No question, Lutui was faking
Cal from Chandler, Ariz., writes: Regarding your comments on the " Harris' hit on Lutui ", you should listen to Fitz's comments on what Deuce Lutui was saying while he was on the ground.
Bears' Cutler, Harris fined for Week 9 conduct
Struggling Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler has been fined $20,000 by the NFL for abusive conduct toward a game official during Chicago's blowout loss to Arizona in Week 9. Harris Cutler Cutler was fined as a result of verbal abuse toward the back judge, which drew an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty in the Bears' 41-21 loss to the Cardinals.
Wearing the franchise's throwback Creamsicle uniform, Tampa Bay's rookie quarterback completed 14 of 31 passes for 205 yards and three touchdowns with just one interception to earn the Bucs their first win of the year in beating Green Bay, 38-28. Kris Brown With the Texans trailing by 20-17 and time running out, the Houston kicker had a chance to ...
Harris apologizes, but teammate attacks Lutui
Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando CHICAGO -- The Bears' Tommie Harris made the right call in offering a full apology for punching Cardinals guard Deuce Lutui on Sunday.
Cards' Boldin upset about deactivation
The Cardinals returned home Sunday with another road victory, the division lead and one miserable receiver.
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What's wrong with the Bears? Inquiring minds, including Smith's, don't know
You might say Smith didn't have a clue after the Bears' 41-21 loss Sunday to the Cardinals at Soldier Field.
Bears DT Harris ejected vs. Cards after 65 seconds
Officials tell Tommie Harris he's ejected. At the end of an Arizona running play, Harris and Lutui ended up on the ground and a replay showed Harris hitting Lutui near the face.
Cardinals O-line looks to regain Super Bowl form
When the running game goes nowhere and the quarterback is knocked around like a pinata, the offensive line gets the blame.
Raising Arizona: What Will It Take to Ignite the Cardinals Offense?
As the Arizona Cardinals head into Jacksonville for week two, there are a few items on both sides of the ball that will need to be addressed if they plan on playing deep into January.
Cardinals camp review: Downer or success?
Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando The close of NFL training camps provides an opportunity to revisit NFC West camp previews .
Cardinals lose to the Packers tonight
The Cardinals appeared to be in mid-December form Friday night, at least by the standard set last year when they were blown out twice early in that month.
Smarter Than The Average Line?
Offensive linemen Reggie Wells, Levi Brown and Mike Gandy share a laugh during a training camp practice.
Grimm molds durable line to protect Warner
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - For all 20 games of a remarkable season, Kurt Warner lined up behind the same offensive line.
Grimm molds durable line to protect Warner
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - For all 20 games of a remarkable season, Kurt Warner lined up behind the same offensive line.
Grimm molds durable line to protect Warner
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - For all 20 games of a remarkable season, Kurt Warner lined up behind the same offensive line.
Grimm molds durable line to protect Warner
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - For all 20 games of a remarkable season, Kurt Warner lined up behind the same offensive line.
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