Thursday, April 30, 2015

Former Arizona standouts set for draft

Trio of influential people give their takes on Andrus Peat, Brett Hundley and Tyeler Davison as NFL draft approaches.

      
 
 


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Boivin: Cardinals believe they 'got our guy' wth D.J. Humphries

Arizona Cardinals coach Bruce Arians is not the type to worry about what others think of him.

      
 
 


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ASU safety Randall goes 30th to Packers

ASU safety Damarious Randall selected 30th by the Packers

      
 
 


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Cardinals take OT Humphries in 1st round

The Cardinals said they didn't need to fill immediate needs in the draft, and they backed that up in the first round Thursday evening.

      
 
 


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Ex-Corona standout Peat goes 13th overall

Andrus Peat, 6-foot-7, 313 pounds, left Tempe Corona del Sol four years ago a five-star recruit and finished his college career at Stanford last season by taking home the Morris Trophy, given annually to the top offensive lineman in the Pac-12

      
 
 


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Buccaneers take Winston No. 1 in NFL draft

Instead of shaking hands with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in Chicago, Jameis Winston was in his hometown of Bessemer, Ala., surrounded by family and friends when he was selected.

      
 
 


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UCLA WR Lucien ready for new start at ASU

Graduate transfer has long history with QB Mike Bercovici and offensive coordinator Mike Norvell.

      
 
 


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