Arizona Cardinals coach Bruce Arians enough
to see his centre-half diving header in Arizona's
first three games of the season. On Wednesday, the trio of Logan Thomas, Carson
Palmer and Drew Stanton worked on their feet-first, Baseball-style
slide with the help of certain filling and centre-half trainer Freddie kitchen. "We
got better," says Palmer. Central defender slides this season has become a
topic, because palmer and Stanton.
In week 1, Palmer at the San Diego security shoulder for the first,
cause bruise nerve in his right shoulder and palmer missing two games. In week
3, Stanton
diving head up after the second quarter, Arians later said he was afraid of his
play. Second base style slides stressed on Wednesday, central defender next
cross legs stretched out the other leg. Stanton
down this Sunday to San Francisco
in the third quarter but was shot in the high and drew a penalty. As he fell,
though he was the National Football League rules, protection, and emphasized
the importance of sliding.
In Wednesday's practice, however, accuses
palmer Stanton sliding. "Painting is the most serious, it is a great
baseball player," palmer said, referring to the Stanton
play baseball at Michigan State
University for one year.
"He looks like a train wreck, why he is a head of the significance,
because he is so bad feet first." Logan
is actually really good. He looks like a baseball player doing so, I'm
somewhere in the middle."
In Wednesday's practice, however, accuses
palmer Stanton sliding. "Painting is the most serious, it is a great
baseball player," palmer said, referring to the Stanton
play baseball at Michigan
state university for one year. "He looks like a train wreck, why he is a
head of the significance, because he is so bad feet first." Logan is actually really
good. He looks like a baseball player doing so, I'm somewhere in the middle."
