What lesser respected Cards player did hate to see leave the Cards

[jf-08]

I reslly enjoyed watching CHuck Cecil knock peoples blocks off for that one year. Was sad to see him go. My wildcat pride may be clouding my judgement there, though.

I still have a Chuck Cecil Cardinals jersey. #26 packed a punch.

 

[speedy]

Someone else mentioned the name:

Jamir Miller.

his departure hurt. Kinda like how Dansbys departure(s) hurt (for all you nub’s).

 

[sinsay]

Boldin,Dansby, Golden

 

[NYCARDS]

Jay Novacek

In 1990, the Dallas Cowboys signed Novacek as a Plan B free agent, arguably the best signing in the history of this program.

 

[Jetstream Green]

Well frankly... Massie at RT

 

[Red Bird]

As far as lesser players, the safety from Alabama that went to the titans (rashad Johnson?). He lacked athleticism but if I recall correctly teammates highly lauded his mental game. Granted we were overstocked with safeties at that time. But that was short lived.

He was incredibly smart according to those around the team, but his lack of athleticism was a big draw back. He got absolutely torched in the NFC championship blowout, specifically. I remember Keim saying we needed more athleticism back there during that offseason. Brought in Tyvon Branch, but I don’t remember him making much of an impact.


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[splitsecond]

Surprised no on has said Garrison Hearst. For me though, definitely Lorenzo Alexander.

 

[cardpa]

I see you Otis Anderson and raise you Pat Fischer (your old, but I'm real old).

Modern day - Tony Jefferson

Oh man! I remember Pat Fischer, he was a CB. Unfortunately his claim to fame years were in a Redskin uniform. 56 career INTs, 29 of them as a Cardinal.

 

[Adrian]

Surprised no on has said Garrison Hearst. For me though, definitely Lorenzo Alexander.

Or Thomas Jones.

 

[cardncubfan]

I reslly enjoyed watching CHuck Cecil knock peoples blocks off for that one year. Was sad to see him go. My wildcat pride may be clouding my judgement there, though.

He was one of my favorite players. He was exciting to watch.

 

[Krangodnzr]

Marcel Shipp.

Prior to his Lis Franc injury, he looked like he was going to have a long career as a real good #2 back.

 

[Cardsfaninlouky]

Totally agree TigToad they don’t fit in the spirit of the thread IMO.

Neither does McDonald dude was a straight up stud and left in a big $ FA deal to SF. No lacking in respect imo.

Tim McDonald was a hitting machine. One of the best hitters to ever play for the Cardinals.

 

[DevonCardsFan]

Antonio Cromartie - Was a Pro Bowler for the Cards at CB wasnt too happy when he left.

Kerry Rhodes- was balling out and priced himself out or had too many gay pics surface too return.

Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie- was traded for loser Kolb and we all could only imagine a DRC and PP21 tandem.

 

[jf-08]

Marcel Shipp.

Prior to his Lis Franc injury, he looked like he was going to have a long career as a real good #2 back.

Marcel is a good guy. I work out with him every once in a while.

 

[Zeem_Freeze]

Funky town John Brown. he's a solid #3 receiver and the dance is gravy

 

[Redsz]

Karlos Dansby.

 

[gamebird98]

Kevin Kasper