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Deuce Lutui will return to the Cardinals for his sixth NFL season after failing a physical with the Cincinnati Bengals. Running back Tim Hightower, meanwhile, is off to Washington in exchange for defensive end Vonnie Holliday and a draft pick.
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Braylon Edwards has had -- we'll call it interesting and controversial -- last couple of days, but he has found a new team for the upcoming 2011 season. The wide receiver has signed a 1-year, $3.5 million dollar deal to play for the San Francisco 49ers, according to reports.
Filed to ESPN: Free agent WR Braylon Edwards and the San Francisco 49ers reached agreement on a 1-year, $3.5 million deal.less than a minute ago via UberSocial for BlackBerry Favorite Retweet ReplyAdam Schefter
Despite the Cardinals showing interest in Edwards and the fit being in place, it is for the best that the wide receiver go elsewhere. While talented and capable of helping an offense, the extra baggage and potential complications with the law outweighed his production on the field.
With one target off the board another could now emerge for Arizona. Former San Diego Chargers receiver Malcolm Floyd is looking for a new team and he could be a nice fit with the Cardinals. No substantial rumors to this point, but something could come within the week.
On Monday it looked like Braylon Edwards was headed to the Arizona Cardinals. His good friend Kerry Rhodes all but said he was in Arizona already and teased an up-coming announcement. Then as the day progressed we saw reports that Edwards wanted a long-term deal while the Cardinals were only willing to offer him a one-year contract.
The story gets a bit more interesting Tuesday morning with reports that some of Edwards' friends were involved in a fight in a Birmingham, MI bar at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday. People with Edwards got into some kind of fight with employees of the establishment that resulted in workers being stabbed with knives and forks.
Edwards, according to the report from a Fox affiliate in Detroit, wasn't involved at all and wasn't even interviewed by police. Braylon's phone did involve itself via Twitter:
Braylon Edwards' Pals Allegedly Got into Fight at Birmingham Club
Around that same time, Edwards tweeted, "Damn. Get ya knuckles ready" and "Don't fight if. You don't know how."
Edwards later deleted the tweets and claimed his phone was hacked. Edwards already had some marks on his record:
Edwards was arrested last September for driving drunk in New York City. This past June, the Jets receiver was involved in a minor accident on Belle Isle.
You could see why the Cardinals might want to only give Edwards a short-term deal despite his talent.
Kerry Rhodes might think that his buddy from the New York Jets is on his way, but it's not over yet.
You see, Braylon Edwards wants to be paid. Braylon Edwards wants to be paid for as long as possible, preferably until the end of time (although he'll probably settle for four-five years). The Arizona Cardinals think otherwise, and that's why these negotiations are at an impasse. Kent Somers with the report.
Cardinals still talking to Braylon Edwards' agent. Possible issue could be Edwards wants long-term deal; cardinals prefer short one.
Clearly, if Arizona can't meet Edwards's demands, that opens him back up to the rest of the market. And a host of other teams might be willing to shell out for him. Mike Jurecki has the list of teams that are interested in him: The Minnesota Vikings (although that interest might be muted now) the Cardinals, the Washington Redskins, and the Tennessee Titans.
Edwards is a valuable player, but he has had legal issues in his previous stops in Cleveland and New York. Can he be trusted with a long-term deal?
For more on Cardinals free agency, check out Revenge of the Birds.
The big rumor floating around Cardinals practice Monday morning centered on free agent wide receiver Braylon Edwards. The highly unconfirmed chatter is that Edwards, who had already been rumored as a Cardinals' target, was in Arizona already. To get more info on the Edwards situation, SB Nation Arizona spoke with Edwards' good friend, safety Kerry Rhodes.
Asked specifically about the rumor that Edwards was already in Arizona, Rhodes smiled and said, "I can't comment on that one yet."
Note the use of the word "yet".
Rhodes made the rumor even a bit more titillating when he added, "Just stay tuned, check on twitter."
Kerry Rhodes twitter is @kerryrhodes
Rhodes might have also let a little something slip with his choice of words when asked about the idea of reuniting with his buddy from the NY Jets, "I'll be happy. He'll come here and give this team a weapon. He's one of the best receivers in the game."
Then again, he also used a more speculative framing in another comment, "I hear that we're in discussions and talking with him. If he comes here he'll be a great addition."
One thing Rhodes was clear about was his desire and involvement in making it happen.
"I may have, I may have gotten involved a little bit. I may be doing a little "Coach K" recruiting right now to try and get that done," Rhodes said about the role he's playing in the recuitment of the talented free agent wide receiver.
Should the Cardinals land Edwards, the passing attack that already features Larry Fitzgerald and now Todd Heap will become even more potent for new quarterback, Kevin Kolb.
New York Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards tosses a ball during NFL Football practice Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2011, in Florham Park, N.J. The Jets are scheduled to face the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC Championship game on Sunday, Jan. 23, in Pittsburgh. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)
Like most team, the Arizona Cardinals have had a busy week. They started with 41 players under contract when the lockout ended. Since Wednesday when they were allowed to start signing undrafted free agents, they've added 51 players to their ranks. Of course, they've lost players as well via trade.
Here's the full list of 51 players signed by the Arizona Cardinals in the first week of the 2011 NFL season.
UFA's from Other Teams Previous Team
#97 LB Stewart Bradley
#71 G Daryn Colledge
#98 DE Nick Eason
#86 TE Todd Heap
#87 TE Jeff King
#22 CB Richard Marshall
#17 WR Chansi Stuckey
#78 G Floyd Womack
Players Acquired Through Trades Previous Team
#4 QB Kevin Kolb
#91 DE Vonnie Holiday
Players Re-Signed by the Cardinals
#21 S Hamza Abdullah
#27 CB Michael Adams
#74 T D'Anthony Batiste
#63 C Ben Claxton
#5 P Ben Graham
#76 G Deuce Lutui
#45 FB Reagan Maui'a
#63 C Lyle Sendlein
#83 TE Stephen Spach
Restricted Free Agents Re-Signed
#85 WR Early Doucet
#72 T Brandon Keith
Draft Pics
First-round #31 CB Patrick Peterson
Second-round #44 RB Ryan Williams
Third-round #84 TE Rob Housler
Fourth-round #94 LB Sam Acho
Fifth-round #35 FB Anthony Sherman
Sixth-round #54 LB Quan Sturdivant
Sixth-round #79 DE David Carter
Seventh-round #89 WR DeMarco Sampson
Rookie Free Agents
#32 S Jared Campbell
#16 WR Daiveun Curry-Chapman
#43 CB Desia Dunn
#9 P Derek Epperson
#41 CB Tae Evans
#33 S Tommy Irvin
#15 WR Sean Jeffcoat
#39 LB Duke Lemmens
#60 DT Ricky Lumpkin
#69 T Eric Mensik
#13 WR Aaron Nichols
#64 G Greg Niland
#29 CB Bryant Nnabuife
#60 C Kris O'Dowd
#37 RB William Powell
#38 S Andrew Rich
#80 TE Stephen Skelton
#47 LB Kendall Smith
#61 T Jason Speredon
#66 T Brad Thorson
#79 G Jake Vermiglio
#67 T D.J. Young
The Tim Hightower experiment has ended in Arizona. Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that Hightower is on his way to the nation's capitol, traded for defensive end Vonnie Holliday and a draft pick that's supposedly based on Hightower's playing time in Washington. If the Redskins maintain their current roster, they'll have seven running backs on their team: Ryan Torain, Keiland Williams, James Davis, Shaun Draughn, rookies Roy Helu and Evan Royster, and now Hightower. Mike Shanahan sure does like to make life hell for fantasy football owners doesn't he?
As for Arizona, they get an old defensive end (Holliday is 35) and a draft pick. They must think Hightower is done, because otherwise it's hard to understand this move. Perhaps the Cardinals are so assured that Ryan Williams is the real deal that they felt that Hightower was no longer indispensable; pairing Williams with the promising Beanie Wells might be exactly what Arizona needs to get the run game going in Phoenix.
For more on the Cardinals, go to Revenge of the Birds. For more on the Redskins, check out Hogs Haven.
The Arizona Cardinals have agreed to a one-year deal with guard Deuce Lutui. The 28-year-old Lutui had agreed to a two-year contract with the Cincinnati Bengals but surprisingly failed to pass the physical. The deal fell through, and now Lutui is set to return to the only team that he has played for during his five-year tenure in the NFL.
Lutui is a native of Mesa, AZ, and he played his college ball at USC. Drafted by the Cardinals in the second round of the 2006 NFL Draft with the 41st overall pick, Lutui has started 72 of 78 regular season games. The six games that he did not start came during his rookie season, when he was still adjusting to the transition from college to the NFL.
Lutui is one of three Cardinals offensive linemen to start every game since the 2008 season- the other two are Levi Brown and Lyle Sendlin. Of course, Lutui will have pass the physical with the Cardinals before he can officially join training camp and begin his sixth NFL season with the team.
Poor Deuce Lutui. Just when it looked like he'd found the deal of a lifetime in the NFL, in a flash it was all but gone.
The free agent guard had just signed a sizable deal with the Cincinnati Bengals. Two years, $8.75 million is pretty good bank for an offensive lineman, particularly as he enters the prime of his career. But one primary concern with the deal was his weight--he is a big guy. And when big guys become too big, you just don't know what they'll do on the field. Food comas, cravings for sweets, getting bowled over by James Harrison...all these things become natural possibilities.
And that's exactly what happened with Lutui. Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis told reporters Lutui failed his physical on Sunday, and many news outlets are confirming he'll be returning to Arizona on a one year deal. And I'd have to guess the amount will be a little bit smaller than the money Cincy was tossing at him.
For more on Arizona free agency, head to Revenge of the Birds. For more on Bengals free agency, Cincy Jungle is your spot.
The Arizona Cardinals have made several big moves including Sunday's signing of TE Todd Heap. They added a solid linebacker in Stewart Bradley and a dependable and durable offensive lineman in Daryn Colledge. But it seems the Cards aren't done yet. The team that entered free agency with almost $39 million to spend is now rumored to be making a play for wide receiver Braylon Edwards according to XTRA 910's Mike Jurecki.
Mike Jurecki (mikejurecki) on Twitter
The player I'm talking abt is Braylon Edwards, still working on the deal, it could fall through... Stay tuned!
Edwards, 27, would add another big-play threat alongside Larry Fitzgerald and Todd Heap in a passing attack that would give Kevin Kolb plenty of weapons.
As the report says, the deal's not done yet but even before Sunday's Heap news and the Edwards rumor, Larry Fitzgerald was already pleased with the moves his team has made. And with Fitz on the final year of his deal keeping him happy is considered to be extremely important.
"This is the most active I've ever seen the team in free agency and I think that's really exciting," Fitz said after Saturday's practice. "We addressed a couple of needs. We lost some guys in free agency and obviously a starting cornerback but I think the team is doing a good job addressing the needs that we have. We're going to continue to make acquisitions, that's what they say."
In his five-year NFL career, Edwards has amassed 5,142 receiving yards in 90 games. He played for the NY Jets last season after playing the prior four years in Cleveland.
In a somewhat surprising move, the Arizona Cardinals signed Todd Heap, a tight end who has played the first ten seasons of his career as a member of the Baltimore Ravens.
Heap, who grew up in Mesa and played football for ASU, is a welcome addition for a Cardinals team that was sorely lacking a big play threat from the tight end position in 2010. With the signing of Heap and the draft selection of Rob Housler, the Cards should be stocked at the position for years to come.
Here's more from the official press release:
A two-time Pro Bowler and two-time All-Pro selection, Heap (6-5, 252) comes to the Cardinals after spending the first 10 years of his career with the Baltimore Ravens. A Mesa, AZ native who starred at Mountain View High School and Arizona State, Heap had 40 receptions for 599 yards and five touchdowns last season for Baltimore while starting all 13 games that he played in. His 15.0 yards per catch average was the best of his career and in the postseason, he led the Ravens with 13 receptions for 151 yards and a touchdown in two games played. His 10 receptions for 108 yards against the Chiefs in Wild Card round last year were franchise postseason records.
For his career, Heap has played in 133 games (128 starts) with 467 receptions for 5,492 yards (11.8 yard avg.) and 41 touchdowns. He is the Ravens career-leader in receiving touchdowns and second in receptions and receiving yards. Since entering the league in 2001, Heap's 467 receptions rank fifth among tight ends behind Tony Gonzalez (808), Jason Witten (617), Antonio Gates (529) and Jeremy Shockey (510) and his 41 touchdowns rank fourth among tight ends behind only Gates (69), Gonzalez (64) and Dallas Clark (44).
Heap was released by the Ravens last week. The terms of his contract with Arizona have not yet been released.
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Remember years gone by when the Arizona Cardinals were always one of the last teams to agree to terms with their top draft picks? No longer. The team took advantage of the new rookie scale and signed third overall pick Patrick Peterson to a five-year deal. While he missed the first day of practice, he's expected to arrive in Flagstaff Sunday evening according to coach Ken Whisenhunt.
The deal is reported to be worth $18.5 million with a team option on the fifth year. The only unsigned Cardinals rookie is now running back Ryan Williams. The second-round pick, however, is said to close to a deal that could be done as soon as Monday.
The Cardinals also announced the signing of another offensive lineman. With Deuce Lutui going to the Bengals in free agency, there was definitely a need to fill on the right side of the line. Floyd Womack will be that guy. Womak is an 11-year NFL veteran. He was originally drafted by Seattle in the fourth round in 2001. Womack most recently played for the Cleveland Browns where he started all 16 games last season.
Nicknamed "Pork Chop," Womack has played in 107 regular season games with 61 starts at both guard and tackle in addition to seven postseason contests with two starts.
The Arizona Cardinals have signed third-round draft pick Rob Housler to a four-year contract. The exact terms of the deal have not been disclosed.
Housler was the Cardinals' third-round pick and the 69th selection overall in the 2011 NFL Draft. He played for Florida Atlantic in college, becoming only the fourth tight end in school history to amass over 1,000 total receiving yards. In his senior year, Housler grabbed 39 receptions for 629 yards and four touchdowns. He was named a second-team All-Sun Belt Conference selection.
Though Housler has signed a contract, the status of fellow rookies Patrick Peterson (first-round pick, fifth overall) and Ryan Williams (second-round pick, 38th overall) remains in question as they have yet to agree to contract terms with the Cardinals.
According to Kent Somers of AZ Central, though, it looks like Patrick Peterson is set to sign a contract with the Cardinals within the next 24 hours.
Despite rumors (given steam by people like NFL.com's Jason LaCanfora) that the Arizona Cardinals might be interested in helping the Philadelphia Eagles uncrowd their now-crowded cornerback corps by perhaps taking Asante Samuel off their hands, the Cards went another direction.
The team reportedly agreed to terms with former Carolina Panthers secondary mainstay Richard Marshall. The deal is expected to be for one year.
In his past two seasons, Marshall started all 32 games and had 7 interceptions and 176 tackles. For comparison, newly traded Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie had 9 interceptions and 94 tackles in his last two seasons. Marshall is a more physical corner, which would seem in line with new defensive coordinator Ray Horton's MO. He's only 5'11" but has done well for his size. Marshall comes with a reputation similar to last year's secondary pickup, Kerry Rhodes: he is seen as very talented, and, while productive, has not performed up to potential.
In addition, he has had contract squabbles with the Panthers over the last couple of seasons that may have affected his play, though obviously that will not be a concern with the Cardinals since they signed him outright as a free agent, on a short-term basis.
It is expected that Marshall will compete with first-round choice Patrick Peterson and "veteran" Greg Toler for the starting role. However, it would seem the likely starting duo will be Peterson and Marshall, with Toler in the nickel slot, where he is probably a better fit. Marshall is certainly not Nnamdi Asomugha or Asante Samuel, but he is a solid pickup that will do a decent job of filling the hole left by the Kevin Kolb trade.
It's official: Deuce is officially loose. After spending the better part of the 2010 preseason in a money-fueled holdout that didn't get him the results he was looking for, Deuce Lutui has left the Cardinals to sign a two-year deal with the Cincinnati Bengals.
A Mesa, Arizona native, Lutui helped the Cardinals during the Kurt Warner years, helping the team win back-to-back NFC West titles and get to Super Bowl XLIII against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The holdout in 2010 likely contributed to his departure this offseason, as the Cardinals are looking to shift directions away from a 6-10 season and towards the goal of winning the West with Kevin Kolb under center.
There's very little depth at the offensive guard position for the Cardinals currently, with Alan Faneca retiring and Lutui signing elsewhere. Rex Hadnot and Jeremy Bridges will battle to start at right guard in 2011. Daryn Colledge was recently signed to take over Faneca's spot at left guard.
For more on the Cardinals, check out Revenge of the Birds.
The Arizona Cardinals have issued a press release that has announced the team has signed five of their draft picks. Patrick Peterson remains unsigned.
The Cardinals have signed Texas linebacker Sam Acho (4th round, 103rd overall), Connecticut fullback Anthony Sherman (5th round, 136th overall), North Carolina linebacker Quan Sturdivant (6th round, 171st overall), UCLA defensive tackle David Carter (6th round. 184th overall) and San Diego State wide receiver DeMarco Sampson (7th round, 249th overall). All picks were signed to four-year deals.
Patrick Peterson remains the most important draft pick to sign but as of now there has been no reports of an agreement.
As for the signees, Sam Acho and Quan Sturdivant are two exciting linebacker prospects that will be fighting for playing time this season. Anthony Sherman has potential to get some playing time as well at fullback. DT David Carter will look to become a part of the defensive line rotation and DeMarco Sampson will have to prove he's got the tools to see the field.
The Cardinals have just issued a press release announcing (simply confirming for some of these players) a list of free agents they've signed and retained.
Per that list, Arizona confirms they've signed Green Bay guard Daryn Colledge to a five-year deal, Pittsburgh defensive end Nick Eason to a year year deal, Carolina tight end Jeff King to a three-year deal, and Cleveland wide receiver Chansi Stuckey to a two year contract. The club also agreed to terms on a five-year deal with Philadelphia linebacker Stewart Bradley.
The release also noted that the Cardinals have retained center Lyle Sendlein to a five year deal, safety Hamza Abdullah to a one year deal, cornerback Michael Adams for two years, tackle D'Antony Batiiste for one year, center Ben Claxton for one year, punter Ben Graham for two years, fullback Reagan Maui'a for two years, and tight end Stephen Spach for one year.
The Cardinals also announced that restricted free agents-wide receiver Early Doucet and tackle Brandon Keith have both signed one-year qualifying offers.
The Abdullah, Adams, Batiste, Claxton, Maui'a, Space, Doucet and Keith signings are all previously unreported.
Free agent wide receiver Chansi Stuckey has signed with the Arizona Cardinals for 2 years, $3.5 million, as reported by Jason Cole of Yahoo Sports. Stuckey is a 6'0, 197 lb receiver that caught 40 passes for 346 yards last year for the Browns. He averaged 8.7 yards per catch but failed to find the endzone.
The signing comes on the heels of the (alleged) departure of Cardinals WR Steve Breaston. Breaston has been rumored to be a Kansas City Chief, as talked about here, but as Chiefs' site ArrowheadPride mentions, there has been no official word as of yet. Per ArrowheadPride, Todd Haley, KC's Head Coach, had this to say about the Breaston rumor:
"I can't, under league rules, until...there's a lot of things going on right now. It's a very fluid situation across the board which has been very interesting so to speak but at this moment, I can't talk about certain things. As soon as that time arrives, I'll be happy to talk about anybody and everybody that may or may not be on the roster."
Though it's unconfirmed at this point, the assumed departure of Breaston means that Stuckey will have a chance to earn some playing time for the Cardinals in 2011. He'll have competition from Early Doucet and Andre Roberts though at the 2 and 3 WR spots behind Larry Fitzgerald. Stuckey, and the rest of Arizona's receiving corps, is going to have the luxury of catching passes from new Cardinal QB Kevin Kolb.
With the start of training camp set to kick off tomorrow, it is starting to seem unlikely that the Cardinals' top two draft picks will be present and ready to go. According to Arizona Republic beat writer Kent Somers, both Patrick Peterson and Ryan Williams have yet to be contacted about any form of contract negotiations.
Peterson is reportedly at his home in Florida, awaiting any phone calls from the team. Likewise, Williams is still in Washington D.C., and his agent -- Malik Shareef -- commented that he hasn't heard from the Cardinals organization since Wednesday.
At this point, it's unclear why the Cardinals are waiting so long to sign the two rookies. Though it's possible that the franchise was just too busy setting up the many stipulations of the chaotic Kevin Kolb deal, as Somers (perhaps sarcastically) suggests. Regardless, with both locations existing across the country from Flagstaff, it becomes less and less likely with each passing minute that the pair will make it to day one of Cardinals' training camp.
For more on the Arizona Cardinals offseason signings, stay tuned to this StoryStream and visit the Revenge of the Birds Blog.
The Cardinals defense lost their Pro Bowl cornerback to the Philadelphia Eagles this afternoon via trade, and ESPN's Adam Schefter has reported that one of their defensive tackles has left the team as well -- this time through free agency.
Alan Branch collected 35 tackles, two sacks and forced two fumbles during Arizona's 2010 campaign. The Seattle Seahawks decided to offer him a two-year deal worth $8 million -- $4 million of that is guaranteed.
The loss of Branch is another significant blow to the defensive core of the Cardinals, who didn't draft a defensive tackle in the 2011 NFL Draft.
Branch, while a good lineman, is not anyone to truly fret over. While showing flashes of greatness, consistency was never something you could rely on. While it's never good to lose a starting position player to an interdivisional rival, $8 million is way too much to pay for Alan Branch.
Lets see what Rod Graves can grab on the free agent market this week.
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The Arizona Cardinals free agent feeding frenzy seems to have been unleashed now that the organization has completed its big trade for Kevin Kolb. Next up on the parade is backup defensive end Nick Eason who was signed as a free agent away from the Pittsburgh Steelers according to a report by ESPN's John Clayton and relayed via twitter by Arizona Republic's Kent Somers and conveyed to you here by SB Nation Arizona's Seth Pollack.
Eason, 30, is a journeyman defensive end who was drafted in the fourth round of the 2003 NFL Draft by the Denver Broncos. He's played a total of seven years split between Cleveland (2004-06) and Pittsburgh (2007-2010 with 85 games and just 14 career starts to his name.
Over the course of his seven years playing on the defensive line, Eason's racked up five sacks which might not sound impressive until you consider that he also has a kick return of 10 yards on this resume.
In better and totally non-related news, Cardinals fans will be glad to learn this:
Michael Crabtree Expected To Miss 49ers Preseason With Foot Injury - SB Nation Bay Area
Michael Crabtree will likely miss at least some (if not all) of his third straight preseason for the San Francisco 49ers.
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The Arizona Cardinals notched another notch in their free agent belt if a report from ESPN's Adam Schefter turns out to be true. In this case the belt would have to be rather large since we are talking about starting center Lyle Sendlein who agreed to a multi-year deal to stay with the Cardinals.
The report from Schefter prompted this response from Darnell Dockett (himself subject of inflammatory Baltimore rumors):
Twitter / @ddockett: RT @AdamSchefter: Cardinal ...
ayyyyeeeee! #YES
Ayyyeeeee! Yes indeed.
Sendlein, 26, has been the starting Cardinal's center for the last three seasons. Sendlein went undrafted in 2007 but caught on the with Arizona and earned the starting job by his second year. He's a native of Scottsdale, Arizona and the son of former NFL player, Robin Sendlein.
This is an important signing for the Cardinals to provide some stability on the offensive line that has seen the addition of left guard Daryn Colledge to replace the retired Alan Faneca and is still awaiting word on free agent Deice Lutui who according to at least one report, might not be in the Cardinals plans.
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The Arizona Cardinals have already acquired their quarterback of the future earlier today in Kevin Kolb and now they're looking to improve defensively. Free agent linebacker Stewart Bradley, formerly of the Philadelphia Eagles, is the target.
From a tweet courtesy of Jason La Canfora:
Cards making a push for Eagles free agent LB Stewart Bradley. Could be a real nice fit switching over to 3-4 scheme
Bradley, a 27-year old linebacker out of Nebraska, has spent the first three seasons of his career in Philadelphia. He battled injuries at times in the 2010 season and missed four games, but he's proven to be a reliable option. He's recorded 186 tackles in those three seasons and has just three sacks in that time span.
As mentioned in the tweet, Bradley could be a real nice fit for Arizona. The Cardinals have been a busy franchise this week and the signing of Bradley would be yet another good move as they prepare for the upcoming season.
News and Notes:
The Cardinals made two other significant moves today. Quarterback Derek Anderson has been released and so has linebacker Gerald Hayes.
The Arizona Cardinals had a couple of big needs to fill in free agency or through the trade market before starting the 2011 NFL season. Quarterback is the high profile need (Kevin Kolb? Not yet? Soon? Waiting...) but just behind that is the offensive line. Center Lyle Sendlein and guard Deuce Lutui are free agents who may or may not return and Alan Faneca has hung up the cleats after a long and distinguished career. To fill one of the holes on the O-line, the Cardinals have reportedly agreed to terms with free agent guard Daryn Colledge formerly of the Green Bay Packers.
Colledge, the first player ever to be drafted from the state of Alaska, was picked by the Packers in the 2006 NFL Draft (47th overall). He played in 16 games each of his five seasons with the Packers for a total of 80 games with 76 starts including starting each game of the past three seasons.
Daryn, 29, is listed at 6-4 and 308 pounds and with a deal reportedly worth $27.5 million over five years will certainly be slotted as the starting left guard. The contract is said to include $10 million guaranteed.
Here's some thoughts on Colledge from hard corps Packers fans:
Green Bay Packers Free Agency 2011: Daryn Colledge Headed For Arizona Cardinals - Acme Packing Company
I think a lot of us expected Colledge to eventually become a Pro Bowl-caliber guy a few years back, but he's stagnated a bit over the last couple of years and it appears that serviceable starter/top-notch backup is now Colledge's ceiling.
I hope I speak for everyone when I say that I wish him nothing but the best in Arizona. Though he's caused us some frustration in the heat of games, he seemed like a good guy who worked hard and who appreciated the fans, so I hope he does well in Arizona.
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Green Bay Packers guard Daryn Colledge takes images out of the window of a bus as the NFL football team returns Monday, Feb. 7, 2011, to Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis., the day after defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-25 in Super Bowl XLV. (AP Photo/Mike Roemer)
With so many free agents to sign in so little time it was inevitable there would be some losses and for the Arizona Cardinals it seems that the first to go will be wide receiver Steve Breaston. According to a report from the Arizona Republic's Kent Somers, Breaston is getting a lot of attention in free agency and will not be returning the Red Birds.
azcentral.com blogs - Kent Somers - Steve Breaston won't return to the Cardinals
An unrestricted free agent, Breaston has received interest from numerous teams, including Arizona, which drafted him in the fifth round in 2007. But Breaston has apparently received more lucrative offers, and the Cardinals are out of the running for his services. The Chiefs are believed to the favorite to sign him.
Breaston's role increased last season once Anquan Boldin was moved to Baltimore. He finished the season with 753 yards from scrimmage, two touchdowns, 47 receptions in 13 games played.
According to Somers, the Cardinals will try and replace Breaston's role as the second receiver with Early Doucet (a restricted free agent) and / or Andre Roberts who showed some flashes in his rookie season. The Cardinals also could look for a veteran wide receiver in free agency.
If this report turns out to come true, we wish Stevie B all the best. We'll miss his entertaining food-related tweets.
Twitter / @SBreaston15: The early bird gets to McDonalds breakfast...
Kansas City has been named as a possible landing place for the escaped bird Steve Breaston. He could reunite with his former offensive coordinator and current Chiefs head coach Todd Haley.
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GLENDALE AZ - DECEMBER 05: Wide receiver Steve Breaston #15 of the Arizona Cardinals is unable to catch a long pass against the St. Louis Rams during the NFL game at the University of Phoenix Stadium on December 5 2010 in Glendale Arizona. The Rams defeated the Cardinals 19-6. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
The Arizona Cardinals, as expected, were busy over the last few days filling out their roster with undrafted rookie free agents. These are the guys that help fill out the 90-man training camp roster. Certainly it's possible that some will make the team but mostly likely they are destined for the practice squad or the waiver wire.
These guys have technically "agreed to terms" with the team but won't be formally be signed until Friday per the NFL timeline. They will be eligible to practice immediately when camp starts on Saturday as opposed to veteran free agents who aren't allowed to start practicing until August 4.
Here's the full list as released by the Cardinals that includes the brothers of two current players, Calais Campbell and John Skelton:
Miami safety JARED CAMPBELL (6-0, 200), the brother of Cardinals defensive end Calais Campbell, played in 26 career games with six starts and was a big special teams contributor. Last season, he played in 10 games at safety after playing in all 13 games (six starts) as a junior in 2009. He finished his Hurricane career with 36 tackles (21 solos), one forced fumble, one fumble recovery and two tackles for loss.
Northern Arizona wide receiver DAIVEUN CURRY-CHAPMAN (DAY-VEE-an) (6-2, 195) appeared in 41 games (19 starts) in four seasons with the Lumberjacks and collected 107 receptions for 1,066 yards and 13 touchdowns during his collegiate career. His best season came as a senior when he earned All-Big Sky second-team honors after starting all 11 games and led the team in receptions (69), receiving yards (738) and receiving TDs. His 6.3 receptions per game average led the league and ranked 14th in the FCS last season.
Cornerback DESIA DUNN (Dee-see-uh) (5-9, 195) from Fresno State is a former walk-on for the Bulldogs who worked his way to become the team's top corner. Over his final three seasons, he appeared in 38 games with 34 consecutive starts to conclude his collegiate career. He totaled 155 tackles, three interceptions and 18 passes defensed in three seasons at corner and posted career-highs with 65 tackles, two interceptions and seven passes defensed as a senior last season.
Baylor punter DEREK EPPERSON (6-3, 240) was a second-team All-Big 12 performer as a senior after punting 55 times for 2,406 yards (43.7 yard avg.) with 15 punts inside the redzone. A first-team All-Big 12 selection as a junior and a 2008 Ray Guy semifinalist for the nation's top punter, Epperson finished his Baylor career with the third-most punting yards (9,574 yards), third in punting average (42.7 yard avg.) and second with 49 career punts of 50-plus yards. He also finished with 54 punts inside the redzone.
Safety TOMMY IRVIN (6-0, 212) from Wofford was a three-year starter who played at both strong and free safety. In four seasons with the Terriers, Irvin played in 46 games, including starting the final 33 games in which he appeared. He totaled 209 career tackles and led the team in tackles in both his junior (74) and senior (65) seasons. Irvin also collected seven interceptions, including a career and team-high four interceptions as a senior in 2010.
Elon wide receiver SEAN JEFFCOAT (6-2, 200) set career highs with 72 receptions for 1,025 yards (14.2 yard avg.) and seven touchdowns as a senior. A Fayetteville, N.C. native, Jeffcoat also contributed on special teams, including blocking two kicks as a sophomore in 2008 when he was named the team's most outstanding special teams player. For his career, Jeffcoat played in 46 games and had 139 receptions for 1,826 yards (13.1 yard avg.) and 11 touchdowns.
Florida linebacker DUKE LEMMENS (6-3, 250) started all 13 games last season, contributing on the defensive line and at linebacker and finished the season with 43 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss and three sacks. A former high school teammate of Carolina quarterback Jimmy Clausen at Oaks Christian, Lemmens saw action in 45 games (14 starts) during his career at Florida and finished with 66 tackles (32 solos), five sacks, nine tackles for loss, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery.
Defensive tackle RICKY LUMPKIN (6-4, 306) from Kentucky played in 44 career games for the Wildcats and finished his career with 82 tackles and three sacks. A native of Clarksville, TN, Lumpkin had his most productive season as a junior when he started all 13 games and had 26 tackles.
Oklahoma tackle ERIC MENSIK (6-6, 288) started all 14 games last season at right tackle for the Sooners and finished his collegiate career at the Fiesta Bowl at University of Phoenix Stadium. The Rosenberg, TX native also played tight end in college and was recruited to Oklahoma as a tight end. He started two games at tackle as a junior in 2009 and one other contest at tight end. He finished his career by playing in 37 games with 16 starts at tackle and one at tight end.
Cornerback DA'MON MERKERSON (6-1, 184) from Syracuse was a three-year starter for the Orange, including seeing action as a wide receiver as a sophomore and freshman. Last season he started all 12 games played at cornerback and had 23 tackles, two interceptions and 2.5 tackles for loss. For his career, Merkerson appeared in 46 games (31 starts) and had 59 tackles (38 solos), two interceptions, and four tackles for loss in addition to 14 receptions for 196 yards and two touchdowns on offense.
Wide receiver AARON NICHOLS (6-0, 185) from Oregon State played in 12 games with 10 starts as a senior last season and had 31 receptions for 336 yards and one touchdown. A former walk-on who earned a scholarship for his senior season, Nichols played in 13 games as a junior, 11 games as a sophomore and five games as a freshman. He finished his career at Oregon State with 42 receptions for 512 yards and two touchdowns.
UMass guard GREG NILAND (6-5, 305) played his final season with the Minutemen after spending the first three years of his college career with Northeastern University. He started all 10 games last season at guard for UMass as their offensive line ranked second in the CAA in fewest sacks allowed (1.3 per game). While at Northeastern, Niland was a three-year starter at left tackle and helped block for an offense in 2009 that averaged 130.8 rushing yards per game.
USC center and Tucson, AZ native KRIS O'DOWD (6-4, 304) was a Parade All-American offensive lineman at Salpointe Catholic High School prior to playing with the Trojans. While at USC, O'Dowd appeared in 41 games (36 starts) and was an All-Pac 10 first-team selection as a sophomore in 2008 when he started all 13 games and was named USC's Offensive Lineman of the Year. He finished his career by starting in 38 of the 40 games he appeared in including all 12 games as a senior last season when he was named All-Pac 10 second team.
Running back WILLIAM POWELL (5-9, 207) played two seasons at Kansas State after transferring from Navarro Junior College. While at Kansas State, Powell played in 15 games and had 23 carries for 250 yards (10.9 yard avg.) and four touchdowns to go along with 21 kick returns for 726 yards (34.6 yard avg.) and one touchdown. At the junior college level, Powell had 937 rushing yards on 139 carries and eight touchdowns in two seasons.
BYU safety ANDREW RICH (6-3, 217) was a first-team All-MWC selection as a senior when he started all 13 games and led the team with 110 tackles, the third-highest total by a BYU player in the last 20 years. He also led the Cougars last season with 63 solo tackles, 47 assists, five interceptions, eight passes defensed and three forced fumbles. He finished his collegiate career with 221 tackles (127 solos), 10 interceptions, 12 passes defensed, six forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries and two sacks in 39 career games (26 starts) in three seasons at BYU.
Fordham tight end STEPHEN SKELTON (6-5, 250) is the brother of Cardinals quarterback John Skelton. He started 11 games as a senior last season and had 42 receptions for 443 yards and three touchdowns. As John's favorite target in 2009 while the pair were together at Fordham, Stephen set career highs with 63 receptions for 634 yards (10.1 yard avg.) and six touchdowns. The 63 receptions were the most all-time in school history for a tight end and the fifth-best single-season total in school history. For his career, Skelton had 127 receptions for 1,313 yards (10.3 yard avg.) and 10 touchdowns in 40 games played.
Florida State linebacker KENDALL SMITH (6-0, 235) was a two-year starter at middle linebacker for the Seminoles and ranked second on the team as a senior with a career-high 97 tackles and a team leading 55 solos. He also had 3.5 tackles for loss, two fumble recoveries, one forced fumble, one interception and one pass defensed last season in 14 games played. He finished his Florida State career with 210 tackles (121 solos), four sacks, 15 tackles for loss, four passes defensed, and two interceptions in 53 games played.
BYU tackle JASON SPEREDON (SPEER-eh-duhn) (6-5, 308) was an All-MWC honorable mention selection as a senior guard after starting all 13 games while helping BYU rank third in the MWC by averaging 168.1 rushing yards per game. After missing the 2009 season due to injury, Speredon was able to come back in 2010 and regain his starting spot. For his career, Speredon played in 34 games with 13 starts.
Tackle BRAD THORSON (6-5, 310) from Kansas started the final 24 games of his collegiate career after transferring from Wisconsin prior to the 2008 season. A versatile lineman, he made starts at center, left guard and right tackle for the Jayhawks. He was named KU's top offensive lineman and earned Academic All-Big 12 first team honors as both a junior and senior. After redshirting in 2006, he saw playing time at center for the Badgers in '07 before transferring to KU.
N.C. State guard JAKE VERMIGLIO (Vuhr-MIGG-lee-oh) (6-5, 325) was a two-year starter for the Wolfpack and was an All-ACC honorable mention selection as a senior after starting 12 games and only allowing two sacks all season. After attending the same high school as Eagles running back LeSean McCoy (Milford Academy), Vermiglio finished his collegiate career with 45 games played and 32 starts at tackle.
Michigan State tackle D.J. YOUNG (6-5, 298) started 23 games on the offensive line in two seasons with the Spartans after transferring from Bowling Green State University, where he played in 17 games (four starts) between 2006-07. After a season at Lansing (MI) Community College in '08 following his transfer from BGSU, Young went on to start the final 11 games at right tackle during his first season with the Spartans and all 12 games at left tackle as a senior last season. Young's father, Duane, spent six seasons in the NFL as a tight end for the San Diego Chargers (1991-95) and Buffalo Bills (1998).
While the first day of free agency was expected to be a busy one for the Cardinals, it didn't happen. No real news about the next quarterback, as the Cardinals and Philadelphia Eagles are trying to see who gives in on the other's demands. However, Arizona did make two moves that are important, but understated moves.
The first free agent move they made was to come to an agreement with blocking tight end Jeff King, who previously played for the Carolina Panthers.
The second, per teammate Jay Feely, was that the team agreed to re-sign punter Ben Graham.
King is known primarily as a blocking tight end. He has even played offensive tackle when it was needed in an emergency. However, he is not one-dimensional. While he caught just 19 passes in 2010, he has caught as many as 46 in a season.
The signing all but eliminates the possibility of local product Todd Heap coming to Arizona. The Cardinals already have 2010 draft pick Jim Dray and 2011 third rounder Robert Housler. Stephen Spach is a free agent and unlikely will not return.
Perhaps with the addition of King, the Cardinals can shift their offense a little more towards one that runs the ball regularly.
In re-signing Graham, they bring back a guy who has been effective for the team. He was not quite as good in 2010 when the offense struggled and he was asked to flip the field. He is one of the best punters with a short field and he can pin the opponent back. Hopefully there will be more chances to that.
More announcements and signings are sure to be forthcoming. Stay tuned.
For more Arizona Cardinals coverage, visit Revenge of the Birds.
The Arizona Cardinals are rumored to be bringing in Daiveun Curry-Chapman, wide receiver from Northern Arizona University as an undrafted free agent.
Last season for the Lumberjacks Curry-Chapman had 69 receptions, 738 yards, and 6 touchdowns.
Take a look for yourself...
The Arizona Cardinals, like the rest of the NFL, is now free to begin the process of filling out their roster. The Cards have only 41 players under contract and have just a few days to add 49 more to fill out the 90-man training camp roster. The first thing the schedule allows teams to do is sign drafted and undrafted rookie free agents.
The drafted rookies are a known factor and will get signed under the terms of the new CBA in due course. The undrafted free agent signings that normally take place after the NFL Draft is where the real action is. Teams are scrambling to fill holes and you can image the amount of phone calls being made between front offices and agents and the made dash decisions that will come in this compressed time frame.
The Cardinals are just getting into the process and three undrafted rookie free agents names have already been reported. BYU safety Andrew Rich, Oklahoma OL Eric Mensik and NC State OT Jake Vermiglio have both been reported by the media as the first of many more additions to come.
Mensik is listed at 6-6, 288 pounds and played in 23 games for the Sooners and started just three. Rich is a 6-3, 220 pound safety coming off a shoulder surgery. Vermiglio, 6-5, 315 pounds, was selected All-ACC Honorable Mention for the 2010 college football season.
None of these signings are confirmed at this point.
If you believe all the trade rumors cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie has already been dealt to the Philadelphia Eagles for quarterback Kevin Kolb. Of course, trade rumors and actual trades are two completely separate things but that won't stop us in the media from speculating and no one speculates better than sports talk radio with their hours and hours and time to fill.
In an interview with a Philly show, hosts Anthony Gargano and Glen Macnow rolled out the full cheese steak welcome for DRC starting with a "happy birthday" to his mom and ending with an offer to secure his preferred jersey number.
For his part, DRC did a great job walking the line and avoid an Amare Stoudemire-like situation where he tells every city he talks to how much he'd love to play there. He understands that he might be dealt to Philly and wants to get off to a good start with the fans should that happen.
He's also smart enough not to take the bait when asked about playing in Arizona, which according to the Philly radio host, "is not a great football town...you have the opportunity to come here to a team which is, we think is a real Super Bowl contender and a town that's passionate about it's football."
Note: Screw you, Philly sports talk radio guys. Arizona fans are passionate about their football (as long as the roof is closed if the temperature is under 60 or over 80 degrees). And Super Bowl contender...really?
"As far as just the atmosphere itself, yeah, that would (excite me)," DRC said with diplomacy. "But you know, I was drafted by the Cardinals so that's where I really started at. But if they're talking about trading me, I can't do nothing about that because it's a business."
Is Kevin Kolb worth trading Rodgers-Cromartie? Is that deal even on the table? We'll find out the answers to these questions and more in the next exciting episode of, How The NFL Turns. Also keep up on things over at Revenge of the Birds.
TEMPE, AZ - APRIL 29: Cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie #29 of the Arizona Cardinals talks with the media as he leaves the team's training center on April 29, 2011 in Tempe, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
With the end of the lockout, the NFL has released a list of free agents and their designations. Among them, there are 22 Arizona Cardinals players.
Three Cardinals are tendered restricted free agents: WR Early Doucet, RB Tim Hightower and T Brandon Keith. Hightower and Keith can be signed away for second-round picks will Doucet would be compensated with a third-round pick. The Cardinals will have a chance to match any offer sheets that another team puts forward for any of these players.
The Cardinals also have 19 unrestricted free agents:
The Cardinals have just over two weeks until the preseason starts, and you can bet that the front office will be hard at work assembling the roster.
The NFL lockout is all but over and the new league year is set to begin. The Arizona Cardinals and the entire league are now gearing up for a very busy free agency period. Teams will need to fill their rosters by re-signing their own players, picking up undrafted rookies and acquiring new free agents.
As things currently stand, the team has about $37.3 million to spend under the cap, and that number could grow by as much as $11 million if Derek Anderson, Joey Porter and Gerald Hayes are released. They are one of a few teams with great flexibility.
Here is a basic outline of the needs that the Cardinals have and possible targets to fill those needs:
Quarterback: This this the team's most notable need. The rumors have been going on for months.
Possible targets: Kevin Kolb or Kyle Orton via trade, free agents Matt Hasselbeck or Marc Bulger or potential players to be cut by their teams -- Donovan McNabb or Vince Young.
Offensive Line: Since the team will be sporting a new starting quarterback and the only 2010 starter under contract is left tackle Levi Brown. Brandon Keith is a restricted free agent and will likely be back, but the interior line will be a priority.
Possible targets: Re-signing Lyle Sendlein and Deuce Lutui will be number one priority, but Lutui could be looking for a big payday. Other possibilities are Davin Joseph, Marshal Yanda or Justin Blalock. Evan Mathis is rumpred to have interest in the Cardinals.
Pass-rushing linebacker: As currently constituted, the Cardinals have enough at outside linebacker. Joey Porter, Clark Haggans, Will Davis, O'Brien Schofield and fourth-round pick Sam Acho are all on the team. However, Porter and Haggans might be salary cap casualties.
Possible targets: Matt Roth and Manny Lawson.
Cornerback: This is only a need if the rumors are true and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie is traded.
Possible targets: Ike Taylor, Jonathan Joseph, Carlos Rogers
Inside linebacker: If Gerald Hayes is cut as expected, the Cardinals might look for a run-stuffing thumper in the middle to play alongside Daryl Washington. However, this position is one of the lowest priorities, at least in finding starting players.
Possible targets: Takeo Spikes, Paul Posluszny, Stephen Tulloch
Additional possible moves: With Steve Breaston a free agent, the team may try to resign him if the price is right. If not, they may be in play for another receiver. Likewise, the team will look for depth at defensive line because only starters are under contract.
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(Shortened) Pours a huge head that I have to wait to settle in the glass. The wild yeast used agitated the beer so the head was over five fingers to start out. The head is very fluffy and creamy looking, pretty much completely white. Not sure how the lacing will be, but it looks like it'll be very nice. Head retention is great, which kinda sucks cause I have to wait for the head to settle to a reasonable drinking lever. The bartender actually had to shovel out the head of two glasses of beer, then combined them to make one, somewhat normal glass of beer. Now the head is two fingers. The body is extremely cloudy, visibility is pretty much zero through the beer. I can't really see the carbonation at all. Head retention is still pretty good, still over a finger of head. Overall the appearance is very good, we will see how the lacing goes, but it looks very nice so far. The smell is very yeasty, much like a saison. Maybe some coriander or light fruit. Overall though just a very yeasty smell. Not getting a whole lot else. Not much hops, some light malts maybe. Lemon is a tiny bit present, perhaps some rose hips, but not very present at all. Pretty much all yeast here, and some fruitiness. Overall not a bad smell, but a 3.5 is somewhat generous. It's just a little boring and not very big of a smell. Wow the flavor is very good. Definitely wild yeast, extremely yeasty on the flavor. Very spicy too. I do get some lemon, the rose hips are a little bit present as well. They add a nice touch to the beer. Somewhat of a crazy taste here, but good. Very tart, sour, lemony, yeast, wild. Not extremely complex, but for sure more complex than your average beer. Overall a very nice taste. Somewhat sour in the way an adjunct lager would be sour, but it has a nice touch to it, and it is in no way a adjunct lager. Much better. Maybe this is a 3.5 taste, but I'm gonna give it a 4. The mouthrfeel has a very nice carbonation to it, very small bubbles, but a nice lively feel to them. Not a small carbonation at all, but the small bubbles make it not huge feeling, even though there is probably more than it seems. The body is pretty damn nice too, pretty darn thick and wheaty and yeasty, and just very nice overall. Not an absolutely huge body, but pretty big, and really great for the style. Drinkability is very nice. It's pretty darn tasty, and pretty light, not hard to pound at all. Overall a very good beer, it's a solid 4. Pretty damn unique, nice and tasty, like a saison.
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It's surprising but true! There are 3 little letters people are raving about that are helping them lose weight fast. Here's what they have to say…
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—Iris S., Virgnia
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—Melonie Brown
I have tried different things to get rid of my belly fat without crunches, thanks to RenuHCG I have seen some changes in the mid-section. I still have a long way to go but in 1 1/2 weeks I already see a difference.
When I read your email that I can take the Drop Slim with the HCG well it made it the more AMAZING. I can't believe the energy I have to work off….during my lunch hour at work and in the evening when I get home.
I placed another order on Friday….don't want to run out.
NOW, my sister is asking me for the name of the product.
—Lynn Mitchell, New Jersey
2 Pounds in 2 Days
I am drinking a gallon of distilled water daily, eating an almost identical breakfast to the one you suggested, oatmeal w/strawberries and 2 small hard boiled eggs and spinach salad (raisins, pecans, chicken)for lunch, and veggie chicken, spinach whole wheat spaghetti for dinner. Tons of fruit throughout the day not many carbs or bread products but I do eat smaller portions. And most importantly I stop when I'm full. I am now walking about 3 miles in the evening daily; but because I sprained my foot usually I run. This is from the Renu HCG alone—no Drop Slim or Colon Cleanse. For the last 2 days I have dropped 2 lbs. from 188 to 186, so I currently have 36 more pounds to go.
—Aisha Crews
5 Pounds in 5 Days
Good news. I've been taking HCG for almost 5 days now and so far I've lost 5 lbs. I'll send you another update once I've finished the bottle, but it's definitely helping stimulate my weight loss. I'm using it in conjunction with the colon cleanse (taken 3 times weekly) which I'm sure is helping me as well.
I just weighed myself. I lost 3lbs in four days"
—Margaret A. Crenshaw
"I Have To Remind Myself To Eat"
I am having good results. I am taking Drop Slim with my HCG. I need to get the colon cleanser. I am not hungry. I have to remind myself to eat. Will order the colon cleanse tonight. Thanks
I've lost two pounds in 1 week – AMAZING! I've never been happier in my life. I actually "feel" slimmer – my stomach (where I tend to lose first) is shrinking more and more each day. Today starts my second week, I'm going to incorporate more walking this week – it's been raining here in Virginia for the past two weeks, my goal is to lose 2-3 lbs this week also. I know it's doable because I've done it before. My only regret is that I didn't order two bottles :(!!!!!!!! I'll keep you posted. Thanks so much, this really is a BLESSING!
"I Am Delightfully Surprised"
I have been on it the Renu HCG for five days and I feel great. I am also losing apound a day. I am following the diet you suggested. I am a nurse practitioner and tend to be skeptical about dietsand some herbal meds. I am delightfully surprised and will see thisthrough until I reach my twenty pound goal. If this continues to workwell, I will become your spokeswoman for HCG. Mysister is already excited.Do you have more HCG available?I willkeep you posted.
—Tracy Powell
"Cut My Appetite"
I've been on it for 3 days and it has cut my appetite. I hadn't had any weightloss. I will be going out of town so I won't use it until I get back and I willlet you know how it is working.
—Annette Lenton
"This is AWESOME!"
It took me 1 week. I weighed myself this morning and I've lost another 2 lbs!! This is AWESOME! I am on my way to losing the remaining 30 lbs by December 31st.
—Lawinthia Ayers
"7 Pounds In A Week…I Didn't Believe What I Saw"
When I started taking Renu HCG Monday I weighed myself 1st thing in the morning and I was 302.8lbs. It is now Saturday, October 8, 2011 and I weighed myself twice (because I didn't believe what I saw on the digital scale). I weigh 295.2!!! That's 7lbs. in a week and I only took the drops once a day; in the morning. In addition, I took one Drop Slim tablet. I haven't done much different this week in reference to working out. So once that happens watch out!!
—Melissa Isbell
"I Feel Truly Better"
It's been 5 days as of today, I have not weighed myself but I truly feel better. I will keep you posted.
"I've lost 7lbs!! I am so excited!! This is truly a Godsend!!"
The HCG drops are working!! I started on Monday, Sept. 26, and so far, today Friday the 30th, I've lost 7lbs!! I am so excited!! This is truly a Godsend!! I know that I will stick to this because it is so easy and best of all I'm not tired or hungry like on other diets I've tried. I drink a lot of water and watch what I eat, as you suggest, and I also workout for at least an hour everyday!!
I have continued to take the Drop Slim & the Colon Cleanse with the HCG and I feel good and energetic and praising God for YOU!!! I truly trust you & your products and I appreciate you putting them out there for us at an affordable price!
—Janie Rico
"I have lost 6 pounds so far!"
Started almost a week ago! I have modified my diet and work out for about 20 minutes a few times a week… I also take your Drop Slim fat burner every morning with Renu HCG… I cheated today and went out to lunch but I still feel great! I have another 30 pounds to loose so I am hopeful this will get me past my plateau and on the right track!
—Michelle Pianim
"I dropped about 3 1/2 pounds so far"
I'm doing pretty well using the HCG. I dropped about 3 1/2 lbs so far. I recently started taking the colon cleanser 2 days ago, and I'm getting better results like you said. I will continue following your tips and can't wait to see what the end is gonna be.
—Patray Huguley
"Lost 8 Pounds in 6 Days"
I started HCG last Saturday. To date, I have lost 8 lbs and looking and feeling good. I lost 2 lbs the first day and 2 the next day. On the third day, I gained 2 back. I don't know what happened. So that day I attended my zumba dance class. The following morning which was Thursday and my 5th day using HCG, I'd lost 3 additional pounds. So here it is Friday day 6 and this morning I was down 3 more pounds. I just received my Drop Slim Plus today. I am expecting to see even more weight loss.
"After 2 days, I lost 4 pounds"
Well I started taking the HCG the next day after I got it in the mail. After 2 days, I lost 4 pounds.
"I'm Losing Inches From Around My Waist"
I started my HCG exactly a week ago. I've only been taking it twice a day and I can already feel a difference in my clothes. My weight is not changing yet, but I know I'm losing inches from around the waist. This week I plan to incorporate exercising as well as taking the Renu Colon Cleanse with it.
—Dawn Hall
"I'm already down 12.8 pounds!"
I started using the HCG on September 23rd, and praise God I'm already down 12.8 pounds! I've been praying for a breakthrough for so long. The enemy keeps whispering that this isn't going to work or it isn't going to last.I've got a lot of weight to lose.So, please pray for my strength against these attacks.
—Fanita Cheek
As much as I love being the herbal-cleansing lady… my biggest thrill is on the occasion I discover something so truly amazing, it has my customers calling and emailing me, telling me how many compliments they're getting.
This is one of those moments. You're really going to love this.
Here's the story: Over 50 years ago an over-weight doctor was doing some interesting experiments with naturally produced hormones. This doctor had traveled the world looking for a way to win an award for his work. Luckily, he settled in as an endocrinologist—and he worked with women who wanted to lose weight.
Over the course of years, to the shock of many in the medical field, he stumbled upon something so amazing, even critics had to confess…
This doctor, hands down had uncovered the way for anyone to lose weight quickly and easily. It became a well-documented medical fact: the hormone HCG that naturally develops in a woman's body during pregnancy will enable your body to reconfigure the use of fat cells making them burn faster than ever before.
But what really amazed almost everybody was…
With a restricted calorie diet, people were reporting not feeling hungry while losing a pound or more a day.
Well I've seen similar results in people who've dropped about the same amount of weight…over 50 years after this doctor's study. In fact, here are more testimonies from those experiencing these breakthroughs…
14 pounds in 3 weeks using Renu HCG
A quick update on me…I have lost 14 pounds in 3 weeks using HCG. I eat less, walk 3-4 times a week, and have been trying to follow the diet (but some days have strayed). All in all, I have managed to drop 14 pounds and keep it off in 3 weeks (I had to take one week off for my cycle). I just ordered 2 more bottles to help me reach my goal of 50 poundsthat I want to lose.
—Kiana Meriedy
Clothes Are Able To Fit Now
First, I am not one who likes to weigh themself, but I can tell you what I have noticed since I've started Renu HCG. Some of the clothing that I was not able to fitis now fitting. I know that I have lost, but I am not sure how much. I am still using your product Drop Slim for additional help and I am taking fiber. I will admit that I have not started my plan for exercise, but plan on starting at least by next week. I will let you know when other changes take place, and I will weigh myself so that I can know where I am pound wise and of any additional weight loss when including exercise.
—L. Coleman
…let me tell you, you haven't seen amazing results like these before. I was completely shocked at what I've seen: a dear friend who went down a dress size in just 6 days… a girl who lost a pound a day… a famous woman who's keeping her waist thin, simply and easily just by taking Renu HCG.
Think about it… it would be practically illegal to come out and say you can get overnight weight-loss results. But that's exactly what some women (and men) are experiencing!
Just 10 drops under the tongue a few times a day and you're set. Your body is processing fat cells like never before.
Questions About Renu HCG Answered
When I'm in my store in Houston, I usually get asked a bunch of questions about HCG. So to help you make an intelligent decision I'm going to share the questions and answers I usually get from customers.
"Does this stuff really work?"
Yes! It really works. All the testimonials you see on this page are from real people. They're very happy that they're losing weight. There are a few, however, who may not get the same results due to other medical conditions.
"If it does work, how?"
Over 50 years ago a doctor discovered that the hormone "human chorionic gonadotrophin" (HCG) when injected into a person somehow makes the hypothalamus (a part of your brain) secrete hormones that tell your body to process fat.
This hormone (HCG) is naturally released when a woman is pregnant. It's done because "mommy" has two mouths to feed. So even though it's natural for a woman to gain weight during pregnancy, she actually doesn't gain as much because of the release of HCG.
Fat is just stored energy. So when you have HCG in your system, your body goes to work using fat (stored energy) as its' energy source.
In a nutshell, when you take HCG, you're telling your body to use your fat.
Can I take HCG if I have high blood pressure and diabetes?
I always recommend that you speak with your doctor first if you have health problems, before starting any weight loss plan. Most with this condition are experiencing great results because Renu HCG does not affect your heart rate.
Research presented at the American Heart Association conference in Washington, DC reported that small changes in weight can make bigger differences in the blood pressure of adults and children who are overweight.
Parents may help their children, as well as themselves, to lose weight by encouraging them to eat more fruits, vegetables, lean protein and whole grains. Dropping excess pounds could improve your blood pressure, in addition to reducing the risk for chronic diseases such as diabetes.
"Ok, should I eat less then?"
Yes, of course. There's no miracle of losing fat if you continually eat and eat and eat. It won't happen.
All the weight loss products I sell, I make sure the let you know, that you have to change.
So you can't eat whatever you want, whenever you want and expect to lose weight.
That's a lie.
"Is it a pill?"
50 year ago it was given with an IV (intravenously). But now,I have a perfectly safe homeopathic method you can take.
No needles or anything like that.
You take about 30 drops a day. It comes in a little bottle. You squeeze the dropper under your tongue.
That's it. Really simple.
It was a struggle to find a reliable source of HCG. But luckily, I have one. It's been working wonders for my customers. And, it will do the same for you.
The demand was so high for this product, I had to go out and find a source. People kept asking me if I carried it. Until now, I hadn't given it much thought. But because you asked for it, I figured I had to get some.
"What do I need to eat when taking it?"
I've put together meal guidelines for you. When you get RenuHCG, you'll automatically get the guidelines in an email.
In fact, here's the email…
Below are some ideas for taking the HCG Weight Loss Drops for Maximum Results:
Start off with 10 drops under your tongue on an empty stomach three times a day. However,
most of our customers prefer to take 15 drops in the morning and another 15 drops before lunch or dinner.
Primary beverage should be water – in the amount of one cup every hour, max 8 cups.
As the drops go in to attack fat cells, the water intake will help dissolve the fat deposits and eliminate them from your system.
Sweets, especially sodas, even diet ones, are also to be avoided as much as possible as sugar makes you fat and may increase your risk of diabetes, heart disease and cancer. Guess what else? It ages your skin and causes wrinkles too. Soda which is loaded with sugar primarily in the form of high fructose corn syrup is a leading contributor to the health decline of chronic diseases facing Americans. Did you know that one can of soda contain 10 packets of sugar and the bottle contain 17 packets? Drinking a can or bottle of soda each day equals 150 calories a day, which adds up to an extra 19 pounds of body fat a year!
It is recommended that you not take during menstrual cycle.
It is also suggested that you take the Renu Herbs Colon Cleanser to help eliminate excess waste that could be accumulated in your system causing weight gain especially in your mid section.
For those of you who really want to jump start your weight loss, it is also recommended with the Drops, to take our Drop Slim. If you need additional help with food cravings and need more energy, then Drop Slim. But if your weakness is food and sugar cravings, then Drop Slim Plus is designed for you.
White flour products and sugar are so dangerous for one's health. The higher the amount of refined foods you eat, the higher will be the amount of insulin produced in your body. This will raise storage of fat, leaving you more prone to gaining weight, especially in your mid section, and producing cardiac problems along with artery blockage and diabetes.
White flour products include: bread, cakes, cookies, pasta, bagels, white rice, crackers, muffins, biscuits, breakfast sandwiches, etc.
We recommend that while the Weight Loss Drops is designed to suppress your appetite, you still want to make sure to eat as clean and healthy as possible. We always recommend organic meats and eggs as well as fruits and veggies. We suggest organic foods because they do not contain antibiotics and growth hormone (estrogen) that has been injected into animals, especially meat and eggs.
As mentioned above, the extra water intake is very vital to your weight loss success. Follow this protocol as close as possible and watch the pounds melt away!
First thing each morning, try to have a bottle or glass of water next to your bed, and drink before rising. This is an excellent way to get your bowels going and nourish the kidneys.
Food Suggestions: Feel free to mix and match. This is just a general guide:
Egg white omelet with veggies and ¼ avocado if desired
Renu Herbs Drop Meal Protein Shake (new)
Lean protein with ½ small sweet potato(butter and cinnamon) with salad or plate of veggies.
Dinner (try to have dinner no later than 7:00 pm)
Large green salad with grilled protein
Protein with vegetables and salad
If you find before bed time you become hungry, have a few boiled eggs or our Protein Powder.
Eat steadily, and healthy, all day long. Skipping meals is one of the worst things you can do for your body. When you're hungry, your blood sugar drops, stressing your adrenal glands and triggering your sympathetic nervous system. That causes light-headedness, cravings, anxiety and fatigue. Snack on foods such as carrot sticks, nuts, berries, eggs etc.
Skipping breakfast is particularly bad, as it is a sure fire way to gain, not lose, weight. If you start each morning with a good breakfast and "graze" healthfully every two to four hours, your blood sugar won't take any sharp dips. You'll feel more rested and energetic.
You are allowed to have one cheat day per week, but no more than that if needed.
It is also important to do some form of exercise like walking 30 minutes a day for maximum results. Research shows that walking each day can help reduce high blood pressure and clogged arteries.
I encourage that you stay focused and please send us your Success Story!!
God Bless,
Robin Anthony
—Melonie Brown
You have to follow them.
Some people suggest eating 500 calories a day when you're on HCG. I can't back that plan. I don't think it's safe. And, it's so hard, I don't think many will follow it.
So, I put something together for you to make the transition to a "thinner you" a little easier. Once you purchase our HCG, we will email a HCG protocol that explains exactly how to take it and a "suggested eating plan" to follow.
Just one more question to answer…
How Do I Get Renu HCG Today?
Here's the deal: Renu HCG is priced so fairly customers are calling it "a steal." You can get it today for just $39.95. Go online and search. You're not going to find a trusted source of HCG for that price anywhere.
Of course, Renu HCG is backed by my company's 100% Money-Back Guarantee. If you don't like the product, you can return it within 30 days and I'll refund your purchase price.
Give it a fair try today. You'll enjoy the results. It's exactly what every woman (or man) wants in a weight-loss product: simple, easy, fast—that's what you'll get in Renu HCG.
Just imagine finally looking the way you want and feeling great about yourself. Real people are experiencing those feelings for the first time.
Jaws will drop when they see the "new you." It will be completely up to you if you let them in on your little secret: Renu HCG.
Get it today. You deserve it.
Supplement Facts:
Active Ingredient: Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) 6x,12x,30x,60x
Arginine 3x,12x,30x, , L-Carnitine 3x,12x,30x. Ornithine 3x,12x,30x,
Inactive Ingredients: DI water, 20% ethyl alcohol.
Directions: Adults, 10 drops of Renu HCG Homeopathic, 3 times a day, or as needed for hunger or energy. Place Renu HCG drops under your tongue and hold for 10 seconds to allow for absorption. Take between meals. May also take 15 drops in the morning before breakfast and 15 drops before lunch or dinner depending on one's schedule. Store Renu HCG Homeopathic in a cool, dark place.
Not to be taken while on menstrual cycle, nursing, pregnant, or any medical condition.
If you have a medical condition, please consult with your practitioner before beginning these drops.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Southbound Paseo is blocked from 73rd to 75th streets after a police pursuit ended in a three-car wreck.
According to Kansas City police, officers were chasing a homicide suspect when the crash occurred around 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. Three civilians and the suspect were hurt in the wreck and taken to an area hospital.
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Today's Historical looks at the 1944 Army vs. Navy game - one of the greatest contests in the history of the service academies' rivalry and arguably one of the most legendary machups in the history of the sport. The contest pitted the unbeaten No. 1-ranked Cadets against the powerful No. 2 Midshipmen unit many felt was the best team in the land. Add to that the backdrop of a country at war made the season-ending rivalry game one of college football most highly-anticipated contests. And, arguably, it delivered.
The Historical this week travels back to 1926 when a young Captain from West Point, Robert Neyland, was hired as the head coach of the University of Tennessee football team with a very specific mandate: beat the powerful Vanderbilt team under Dan McGugin. Also, Kansas and Texas A&M first met on the gridiron in 1974 with both teams boasting University of Texas alumni as their head coach. The Jayhawks were lead by Don Fambough and the Aggies head coach was Wishbone offense guru Emory Bellard.
In the 1970s, Pete Frame produced a series of "family trees" for rock bands that have become an iconic part of Rock n Roll history. These linear representation of the lineups made the often chaotic membership of many iconic bands at least reasonably understandable. Inspired by this, I decided to create my own version of one of these "family trees" of the Big XII conference (including its antecedents, the Southwest Conference and Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association). The goal was to understand the bizarre and circuitous route that Missouri (and Texas A&M) have traveled to reach the Southeastern Conference. A larger version can be found here.
The Historical is up over at the mothership. This week we look at the 1966 Florida vs. Georgia game when Vince Dooley's Bulldogs derailed Heisman hopeful Steve Spurrier's quest to lead the Gators to their first undefeated season. We also examine the 1903 Georgia Tech vs Clemson game. The 73-0 blowout prompted Yellow Jacket supporters to redouble their efforts to lure the Tiger's coach, John Heisman, to Atlanta.
Like everything else about college football, game program cover art has evolved over the years. There was a vogue for illustrated covers during the 1960s and 1970s and many top-notch cartoonists delivered lively and creative artwork to adorn the gameday guides. One of the best was Phil Neel, the cartoonist for the Birmingham Post-Herald who did decades of fantastic program covers for Auburn and Clemson. Another standout was John Churchill Chase of the New Orleans States-Item who produced program covers for numerous college teams including Tulane, Georgia Tech and Texas. By the 1980s improvements in printing had lead to most game programs featuring photos on the cover. Georgia, then at the height of the Vince Dooley era, decided to go back to the earlier style and called on Atlanta native and alumni Jack Davis to draw a series of game programs. Davis had risen to prominence as one of the premier illustrators for Harvey Kurtzman's Mad magazine in the early 1950s. He delivered a series of spectacular covers including the one above from the 1985 tilt with Florida. The Bulldogs bested the Gators 24-3 in that contest.
A Camel cigarettes advertisement offering tips on how to understand the action at football games. It appeared in a 1935 issue of the University of Alabama student humor magazine The Rammer Jammer. This strip featured Chick Meehan who had been the head coach at Syracuse from 1920 to 1924 where he compiled a 25-8-4 record. He later went on to coach New York University and Manhattan College Jaspers. A larger version of the ad can be found here.
This is the drive chart from the 1927 Rose Bowl, as posted by kleph at Roll Bama Roll. So cool.
Two things: 1) This comes from the new Denver Broncos Media Room available at their official website. 2) I would have posted this five minutes ago, but I passed out at the thought of major colleges doing this at their own athletic sites. Lordy. Please make this happen, World.
Talking Florida up on Thursday, knocking Tim Tebow down on Saturday...
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M-Disc Partners with Technology Giants to Transform Archival Storage Landscape(January 08, 2014)
American Fork, UT (PRWEB) January 08, 2014
Millenniata, the industry pioneer responsible for M-Discs lifetime optical data storage capabilities, today announced partnerships with the leading optical disc drive manufacturers in the world. Samsung, LG, and LiteON optical disc drives will carry the M-Disc logo to inform customers of the included M-Technology. The adoption of M-Disc by leading hardware innovators and software innovators such as CyberLink and Nero sparks a revolution in consumer and business Archival Storage opportunities. Partnerships with leading computer companies will be announced in the coming months.
Millenniata is also partnered with RITEK, the leading optical disc manufacturer in the world, to manufacture and distribute both the DVD and Blu-ray M-Disc through their own channels and through other leading optical brands. With world-wide distribution and broad industry support, M-Disc has created a platform for consumers and enterprises to archive their most precious data permanently across all storage platforms.
As the industrys first consumer archival platform, M-Disc has elevated the storage industrys overall standard. With the onset of consumer demand for more reliable and safe data storage capabilities, the M-Disc storage platform provides the capacity to store all data for up to 1000 years. The platform also eliminates the need for constant data management.
Were truly proud to be working with the industrys most influential OEM leaders in the storage space, who have helped bring the vision of reliable optical data storage to life, said Paul Brockbank, CEO of Millenniata, Our consumer archival platform proves that the optical storage medium is alive and well, and were setting the standard for long term archival media longevity.
The current data storage landscape for the consumer segment illustrates that digital media doesnt withstand degradation and corruption over time. Consumers are becoming more aware of the frailty of their digital files and seeking methods to ensure storage for their lifetime.
M-Disc is the only data storage solution to withstand rigorous testing by the US Department of Defense. Even todays leading archival optical discs werent up to the challenge. M-Disc is resistant to extreme conditions of light, temperature, humidity and more. M-Disc cannot be overwritten, erased or corrupted by natural processes. Its also compatible with any DVD or Blu-ray drive, so data is accessible anywhere at any time.
About Millenniata
Millenniatas M-Technology has become the standard in permanent data storage, creating partnerships with industry leading optical disc drive manufacturers Hitachi-LG Data Storage (HLDS), Toshiba Samsung Storage Technology (TSST), Philips & LiteOn Digital Solutions (PLDS), Panasonic and Quanta Storage Inc. (QSI). The patented M-Disc technology is the worlds first truly permanent digital storage solution proven to last centuries when tested under ISO standards. The M-Disc, including the new 25GB M-Disc Blu-ray and the standard 4.7GB M-Disc DVD, is constructed of inorganic rock-like materials, resistant to light, temperature and humidity. This combination allows information to be written once and read forever. For more information, please visit http://www.mdisc.com.
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UPDATE: CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO ) - An obese woman who killed her boyfriend after sitting on him will not serve any time behind bars.
This, after Mia Landingham pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. Last summer, Landingham sat on Mikal Middleton-Bey as he was face first on the couch.
Investigators say Middelton-Bey was 5'10" tall and weighed 126 pounds while Landingham is 5'9" tall. It's not clear how much Landingham weighs. A police scale went up to 350 pounds - that wasn't enough to accurately weigh the Cleveland woman.
Landingham was sentenced to just probation at her sentencing on Wednesday.
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Siesta Key Sarasota for rent by owner in Sarasota
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1½
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Midnight Cove II
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 750 - $ 1,160 / week
vacation rental description
This second floor two bedroom condo is located in Midnight Cove II.
This complex is one of the nicest on the key. Our unit is located
just outside the large heated swimming pool. We are only 350 steps
to the famous white quartz sands of Crescent Beach. Deeded access is
provided just across the road.(Note a lot of places do not have
deeded access to the beach which means you have to walk two to
three blocks to public access or drive)
The kitchen is fully equipped with all the modern appliances. The
Master Bedroom has a queen size bed and the guest bedroom has twin
beds. The view from the lanai is of the boat docks and the lagoon.
If your lucky during your stay you may see dolphins or manatees
swimming here.
Within a two block walk from our unit you will find Grocery, Liquor
and Drug Stores as well as restaurants and gift shops. A 5 minute
drive will take you to Siesta Village with its many open air
restaurants and boutiques.
A short drive will take you to the many tourist attractions in the
Orlando area.
We enjoy our unit and hope you will too.
Dan and Carol
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 06-6-2014 at 8:10 AM.
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Carol Herzog 585-342-2254
condo rental amenities
Cable TV, Wi-Fi, Central Air, Beach Chairs, BBQ Area, Tennis Courts
Linens and Towels Supplied, Ice Maker, Microwave
activities and attractions in Sarasota Gulf Coast Central
Within a 30 minute drive there are over 30 golf courses.
Sightseeing Cruises, boat rentals, fishing, Sailing, Shelling,kayak
and bike
rentals are all closeby
Sarasota is the cultural gem of the western coast of Florida. There
is a wide varity of artistic exhibitions, museums,art galleries,
ballet,symphonies, aquariums and theaters.
There is a state park recreation area, botanical gardens and even a
wild bird sanctuary.
vacation rental rates
May 01/11 to Nov.30/11 $750.00 per week
Dec.01/11 to Jan.31/12 $940.00 per week*
Feb.01/12 to Apr.30/12 $1160.00 per Week*
* During this period a 15% discount will be given for rentals 4 weeks or longer. Daily rates apply for additional days beyond the minimum rental of one week.
Carol Herzog 585-342-2254
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