It has been said there’s very little rest for the weary in the NFL, and that’s especially the case at this time of the year. The transactions have been in the hundreds around the league in the first week of the 2024 league year and the Cardinals have been a big part of that.
The Arizona Cardinals announced they re-signed seven of their own free agents after the start of the new league year on Wednesday. One who returns is long snapper Aaron Brewer.
After re-signing punter Blake Gillikin to a one-year contract, the Arizona Cardinals have confirmed another piece of their special teams is doing the same.
Long snapper Aaron Brewer and cornerback Bobby Price were among seven players to re-sign with the Arizona Cardinals, the team announced Wednesday. Both return to the Valley on one-year deals.
The Arizona Cardinals re-signed veteran long snapper Aaron Brewer this offseason. He is the team’s long snapper for the eight year in a row. There might be an injury concern with Brewer.
Long snapper Aaron Brewer is back on the Cardinals active roster. Brewer was cut last week, but the team announced his return on Monday. They had an open roster spot, so there was no corresponding move needed to clear space.
Per Darren Urban, the Cardinals are re-signing LS Aaron Brewer to their active roster from the practice squad. Brewer, 32, originally signed on with the Broncos as an undrafted free agent out of San Diego State back in 2012.
11-year veteran Aaron Brewer to compete with former Packer and Georgia Tech walk-on Jack Coco Only two months ago, the Arizona Cardinals had two long snappers on their 90-man roster in what would have been a battle between Joe Fortunato and rookie Matt Hembrough.
The Arizona Cardinals re-signed longtime long snapper Aaron Brewer this offseason after he healed from an injury that ended his season in 2022. However, they have added a young long snapper to the roster.
The Arizona Cardinals brought back long snapper Aaron Brewer this offseason, signing him to a one-year deal. It will be his eighth season as the Cardinals’ long snapper.
Aaron Brewer will officially be returning for a 12th season in the NFL as the Cardinals extended the veteran long snapper with a 1-year contract. The 32-year-old played with the Denver Broncos for four seasons, including a Super Bowl winning one in 2015, before heading over to Arizona.
Despite an offseason regime change, the Cardinals look to have firm plans of Aaron Brewer coming back for an eighth season as their long snapper.
The Arizona Cardinals announced they have re-signed LS Aaron Brewer and cut LS Joe Fortunato in a corresponding move. Brewer had been recovering from
The Arizona Cardinals have wrapped up one week of voluntary OTAs (organized team activities). They have a full 90-man offseason roster. However, they have two long snappers on the team with a combined one NFL game of experience.
The Arizona Cardinals announced some roster moves earlier in the week to get ready for practice. Among them, they signed former Green Bay Packers long snapper Hunter Bradley to the practice squad, presumably to take over for Aaron Brewer.
The Arizona Cardinals claimed CB Josh Jackson off waivers from the Pittsburgh Steelers and placed LS Aaron Brewer on injured reserve, according to Josh Weinfuss. Jackson, 26, was taken with the No.
One of the Arizona Cardinals’ many re-signings was long snapper Aaron Brewer. He returns to the team for his 11th NFL season and seventh with the Cardinals.
The Cardinals made sure their kicking group remained together Thursday when they re-signed long snapper Aaron Brewer and agreed to terms with punter Andy Lee.
On Monday, the Arizona Cardinals activated long snapper Aaron Brewer (arm) and nose tackle Rashard Lawrence (calf) from the injured reserve/designated for return list.
The Arizona Cardinals will begin to traverse the back end of their schedule without longtime long snapper Aaron Brewer. Head coach Kliff Kingsbury said Wednesday the long snapper suffered a broken arm in the team’s 31-17 win over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.
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