Second-round pick Daryl Washington
signed a four-year contract Friday.
One rookie remains unsigned.
The Cardinals signed linebacker Daryl Washington, the team’s second-round pick, to a four-year contract Friday as the Cards moved up to Flagstaff for training camp. Top pick
With Washington agreeing to terms, the Cards had to cut fullback
Talks are ongoing with Williams, but even if he misses a couple of days, it won’t matter in the grand scheme of camp. The last two No. 1 picks, cornerback
(Wells did sprain his ankle in his first practice, which kept him out and did set him back.)
But Williams’ role is defined early as well. Washington needs time in camp because the Cards may have to lean on his sooner than expected.
Washington, whom the Cards coveted in the draft, is the man who is supposed to eventually replace departed free-agent
Among the other candidates to play inside include
