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MONDAY, JULY 31, 2006 C5 THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC CARDINALS QB Leinart remains unsigned terbacks and receivers to the upper fields. Watch the big fellas. One of the most entertaining sessions of any practice is the pass rush drills, when offensive and defensive linemen battle. For autographs, the best spot is along the road leading from the lower practice field. Players must pass through there to get to the locker room.

Practice times are subject to change. Check the team's hotline in the Valley, call (602) 379-1714; in Flagstaff, call (928) 523-2273 or the team's Web site, www.azcar-dinals.com. Kent Somers Cardinals camp Tips for watching Cardinals training camp: All practices in Flagstaff are free and open to the public. Build your day around the morning practice. That's where most of the action is.

Many of the afternoon practices are walk-throughs or special teams workouts that don't include many of the Get to practice early. Not only will you beat the crowds, but you'll get a better view of the players during stretching and warm-ups. Be flexible. Watch the early part of practice on the lower field as the players stretch and go through agility drills. Then follow the quar I I 4 DAVID Cardinals running back Marcel Shipp arrives Sunday at Northern Arizona University for the start of training camp today.

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Leinart's contract would figure to be slotted between those two. Graves said the team has made such an offer. "We feel like it's a deal that certainly offers more than the deal behind us," he said. "The way I feel about it is now that the ninth and 11th picks are in, we should be able to carve out a deal." Cutler's six-year deal is worth a reported $48 million with $11 million of that guaranteed. Cardinals coach Dennis Green placed the onus on nart's agent for the deal not being reached.

"We have an excellent deal on the table," said Green, who pointed to the team's past two draft picks as proof the team makes fair offers. "Larry Fitzgerald got a very good deal when he was our No. 3 pick a few years ago. Antrel Rolle got a very good contract last year at the No. 8 pick." Fitzgerald missed one day of training camp, but Rolle missed eight.

Condon doesn't have a history of his clients missing camp. His firm, Creative Art-' ists Agency, represented six first-round picks this year and had 10 players chosen in the first three rounds. Leinart is the only one who's unsigned. At least two things could be preventing an agreement. Either the Cardinals have offered an unreasonable contract or Condon wants more than just a slotted deal.

Drafted quarterbacks often make more than players at other positions, and Leinart could be starting for the Cardinals as early as next year. Green, however, doesn't think Leinart's position should have an impact on negotiations, because Cutler, a quarterback, NOTES Shorter camp may challenge preparation By Kent Somers The Arizona Republic FLAGSTAFF Beginning this morning, the Cardinals will spend 14 practice days in Flagstaff, working out a total of 27 times. Is that enough? "I don't know," quarterback Kurt Warner said. "I look at the schedule, and I'm like, 'Man, is that enough But who knows?" The key, Warner said, will be efficiency. "It comes down to each and every guy being accountable and saying, 'Hey, it's a shorter camp," he said.

"We don't have as much time. We've got to be ready every time we're out there. We can't waste any The Cardinals considered returning to Flagstaff after their game at New England on Aug. 19. But they play in Chicago six days later, and with two days spent traveling from New England and to Chicago, they decided it wasn't worth it.

So on Aug. 21, the team will Personalized treatment proven to work safely and effectively regardless of age or causes Especially beneficial for men with diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, heart problems or smokers was taken at No. 11. "I think that's the key thing," Green said. "We've signed every other player, so there is only a certain amount of money available." The Cardinals have about $1.6 million remaining in their rookie pool to use on Leinart, ample room to get the deal done.

They are also around $10 million under the $102 million salary cap. Green insists he's not mad at Leinart, who is expected to compete with John Navarre for the backup job behind Kurt nAUin If A': i Mm. i 4 KADLUBOWSKITHE ARIZONA REPUBLIC Warner. But he also noted that he is still high on Navarre's abilities, and that Navarre would be receiving more repetitions with Leinart gone. Until Leinart signs, Warner has a dorm room to himself at Northern Arizona University.

"We don't want to start this thing without anybody," Warner said, referring to training camp. "As a young quarterback, you never want to miss any time, especially with as short as training camp is. I know he wants to be here, and we all want to have him here." JF-Ss Si' kADIUBOWSKITHE ARIZONA REPUBLIC back Charley Trippi. On Sept. 10 at halftime of the San Francisco game, Hall of Famer Larry Wilson, a former safety, will be placed in the ring of honor.

Dan Dierdorf a former Cardinals offensive lineman and a Hall of Famer, will be honored on Oct. 16; and on Nov. 12 vs. Dallas, Pat Tillman will be placed in the ring. Roster moves Fullback James Hodgins (knee) and defensive end Anton Palepoi (shoulder) were placed on the physically unable to perform list and receiver Zamir Cobb was released.

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