Elton Brown News

The Cardinals officially announced the signings of both their seventh-round picks Thursday, guard Trevor Canfield and running back LaRod Stephens-Howling. The Cardinals ended up with two seventh-round picks in April's draft, so perhaps it was fitting both were signed to their first contracts on the same day.

Why the Cardinals chose him: He's hardly assured of seeing significant playing time given the Cardinals secondary is pretty set, but he could see time as a nickel or dime-package safety.

Not much new to discuss this week.A Other than Bertrand Berry and Elton Brown signing new deals, the Cardinals have been relatively quiet in their dealings over the past couple of weeks.

Don't like what seems to be a done deal, the NFL soon adding a game or two to the regular season.

Anthony Becht, here making a catch for the Rams in 2008, became the latest veteran to come to Arizona to help the tight end position Thursday.

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte' Stallworth was driving drunk - blood alcohol tests showed he was over the legal limit - last weekend when he struck and killed a pedestrian with his Bentley in Miami Beach, a source with knowledge of the investigation told The Miami Herald.

A Miami television station and newspaper are reporting that blood tests show that Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte' Stallworth was driving drunk when he fatally struck a pedestrian last weekend.

The Arizona Cardinals agreed to terms with veteran tight end Anthony Becht and three others to one-year contracts on Thursday.

Civil rights group notes success, sees challenges: "The road to the White House did not begin in Chicago," the local SCLC president says.

Players' families have been making their way into the stadium in waves, easily identified by their matching jersey numbers.

Larry Fitzgerald 's record-setting postseason doesn't surprise Virginia Tech fans.

TAMPA, Fla. Elton Brown has been with Arizona only four years, but he has been a Cardinal long enough to know what a trip to the Super Bowl means.

Elton Brown may be working as a backup right now for the Cardinals, but the Hampton High product is making nearly $1 million a year and playing in the Super Bowl.

The busses carting us mongrels to the annual foodfight known as Super Bowl media day depart in an hour.

Wahoo Nation has its collective eyes turned today toward major recruiting target Morgan Moses, hoping the big offensive tackle can eventually lead Virginia football to the promised land.

Many NFL fans who hoped the Pittsburgh Steelers would make it to the Super Bowl succeeded.

The most difficult job for the Cardinals today probably belongs to their offensive line.