Cardinals injury update: Several players miss Red & White practice
The Arizona Cardinals held their annual Red & White practice on Saturday at State Farm Stadium in front of over 26,000 fans. They were down a few players, which is common every year as training camps progress, especially with how the Cardinals are doubling up on their padded days.
Who were the players who did not practice on Saturday?
Cardinals Red & White practice: Players who didn't practice
The Cardinals have Sunday off and will have a walkthrough on Monday. They will practice Tuesday through Thursday and get ready for their first preseason game on Saturday.
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