larry fitzgerald

EAST GREENBUSH, N.Y. -- My fourth and final week on the camp trail started in Houston (interesting Mario Williams stuff) and Dallas (Jerry Jones tried to sell me a very large stadium), continued with the transplanted Saints (that's a good-looking team) in California, veered south to the endless sauna that is Phoenix (Larry Fitzgerald is one happy Kolb fan), then red-eyed East into the path of Hurricane Irene, thus ending my month driving/flying to check out the post-lockout NFL.

The chemistry that Kevin Kolb and Larry Fitzgerald keep talking about was on full display early for the Cardinals.

Larry Fitzgerald just cashed in. The Arizona Cardinals have reached an 8 year, 120 million dollar deal with their star Wide Out.

The Arizona Cardinals and Larry Fitzgerald have agreed to an eight-year deal that could pay the star receiver as much as $120 million, making it one of the richest deals in the NFL.

Fitzgerald and team president Michael Bidwill appeared at a hastily called news conference Saturday night to announce the agreement.

Wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald has a clause in his contract that prohibits the Arizona Cardinals from designating him as their franchise player, putting pressure on the team to sign him to a contract extension, NBCSports.com reported.

Kevin Kolb found new favorite target Larry Fitzgerald twice in his Arizona debut but was unable to get his offense on the scoreboard in two drives before the Cardinals rallied to beat the Oakland Raiders 24-18 in their exhibition opener Thursday night.Arizona's other three quarterbacks all threw touchdown passes, including a 28-yarder from Max Hall ...

Arizona Cardinals Wide Receiver Larry Fitzgerald has one thing on his mind, and that seems to be getting his team back to the Super Bowl this time with a different out come.

Fitzgerald is a gifted athlete, and a suburb NFL player and today he became a shining example of what a team leader should be.

Today Fitzgerald stepped out of merely being a phenomenal NFL player, today Fitzgerald became a great man

With a huge red lei around his neck and a wide grin that could have stretched across Oahu, Larry Fitzgerald held up the gleaming, silver MVP trophy.