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cornerback, a second-round pick, and guaranteed Kolb $20 million in a $63 million deal. The run game is questionable. Beanie Wells has failed to stay healthy and there is no reason to believe that will change in the near future. 5. Jets For: There
an ode to Pierce’s wheelchair episode in the 2008 NBA Finals. The most recent recipient was Cardinals running back Beanie Wells , whose 53-yard touchdown run after clutching his knee in pain following a fumble led to a 228-yard afternoon. Arizona
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defensive end. Whatever you want," Mayo said. "He’s a competitor. He’s a great player." 14. New Orleans. RB Beanie Wells , Ohio State. An every down back for the Saints. They better hope they don’t swing and miss on this guy, though
about Ayers, so instead, here's a video of Tennessee men's basketball coach Bruce Pearl rapping . 14. New Orleans. RB Beanie Wells , Ohio State. With the departure of Deuce McAllister, the Saints need an every-down back, and either Wells or Georgia
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opponents have a winning percentage of .500 or better. 25. (24) Cardinals (3-7) — It’s time to put an end to the Beanie Wells experiment in Arizona. Dating back to college, durability has always been an issue for Wells. The Cardinals need a strong
exciting win, the Cardinals still have plenty of issues. Putting points on the board has been difficult. The durability of Beanie Wells has been questioned his whole career and once again it seems like the third-year running back is not healthy. Kevin Kolb
after tearing the Achilles tendon in his right ankle in Sunday’s loss to the Bears in London. • Cardinals running back Beanie Wells will not need surgery on his right knee , which he injured on Sunday against the Steelers. Coach Ken Whisenhunt said that
defending Super Bowl champs but never look intimidated and showed great poise. 29. (27) Cardinals (1-5) — Running back Beanie Wells will miss some games due to a sprained right knee. That’s bad news for a team that has lost five straight and struggles to run the football
much better this year. However, the lack of a running game will be another reason why Arizona will struggle this season. Beanie Wells has proven to be a sub-par rusher at best. 24 (20) Jaguars (8-8) — The Jaguars decision to release David Garrard
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