The Arizona Cardinals trimmed their roster to 53 players and now await practice squad additions, waiver wire additions and potentially other moves in free agency.
They are only 11 days away from their first game of the regular season, which will be on the road September 8 against the Buffalo Bills.
No. 11 is a number that won’t likely ever be used again, as it will most certainly be retired.
It belonged to receiver Larry Fitzgerald, who is arguably the best Cardinals player in franchise history.
He spent 17 years with the team and has every career franchise receiving record. He is second in NFL-all-time history in receptions and receiving yards, behind only Jerry Rice. He will certainly be a first-ballot Hall of Famer.
The countdown continues!
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