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Written by Jim Morris
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Friday, 05 May 2006 |
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Dansby and Cards Open Mini-Camp with Good News  The electricity surrounding this year’s edition of the Arizona Cardinals took another jolt on Thursday as the team announced all 2006 home games have been sold out. While team officials have not announced exact numbers, it is believed that the Cardinals have surpassed the mark set in its inaugural season in 1988 of 55,000 season tickets sold.
Long known as the NFL’s leader in least attendance per game, Arizona is reaping the benefits of moving into a new stadium and a good draft class that is garnering more national attention. For the first time in years, the Cardinals will begin the season at home and will be featured on national broadcasts twice this season. That number could increase with the NFL’s new flex-TV scheduling that will take effect in November. Karlos and his teammates have been at team headquarters this week taking part in voluntary workouts. Mini-camp got underway this morning and will continue through Sunday. Karlos has been nursing a hamstring injury and may see limited action during mini-camp. Arizona will kickoff their 2006 campaign on September 10 as they host the San Francisco 49’ers at the new Cardinals Stadium in Glendale. Karlos’ take on mini-camp coming next week. |
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Written by Jim Morris
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Tuesday, 25 April 2006 |
DRAFT DAY MEMORIES with KARLOS Outside linebacker Karlos Dansby was the Cardinals second round selection and 33rd player chosen overall in the 2004 NFL Draft. The Birmingham, AL native began his college career at strong safety, shifting to outside linebacker as a sophomore at Auburn. He went on to record 218 tackles, 10 sacks, 7 forced fumbles, 2 fumble recoveries, 15 pass deflections, and 8 interceptions for 107 yards in returns during his college career.
Dansby made an immediate impact on the Cardinals defense as a rookie and continued through his sophomore season in 2005. He became the first Cardinal linebacker to record two interception returns for a touchdown in a single season and finished the year with the first 100+ tackle season of his career with 103 in 2005. He also added four sacks and three interceptions in 2005. Dansby was one of only five players in the NFL in 2005 to record more than three sacks and three interceptions.
Having proven himself to be a key component in the Cardinals young and explosive defense, Cardinals fans can look forward to great things from the former Auburn standout this season.
With the 2006 NFL Draft just around the corner, see what Dansby recalls from his experiences on the day he was drafted by the Cardinals in the 2004 NFL Draft… READ MORE
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Written by Jim Morris
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Saturday, 08 April 2006 |
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ProFootballCentral.com Interview PFC-What are your thoughts on the cards offseason? Karlos Dansby- We made a couple of big moves with a new defensive, offensive and special teams coach. I cant wait to see those coaches mingle with the guys and help this team out . Plus we signed Edgerrin James and helped the offensive line, trying to build a foundation. READ MORE of the INTERVIEW |
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