Cardinals sign tryout player Larry Clark to contract

On Friday, receiver Larry Clark impressed Cardinals coach Bruce Arians enough to where he mentioned him by name when talking about players who stood out on Day 1 of rookie minicamp.

“Larry, from Colorado State-Pueblo, wide receiver — I gotta get his last name yet — but I learned his first name already, so that’s a really good thing,” he said.

Apparently Clark, who was in camp on a tryout, did enough over the next two days of practices to warrant being kept around for a while longer, as on Monday the Cardinals announced he had been signed to a contract.

The 6-foot-3, 208-pound Clark played for Colorado State-Pueblo last season after transferring from San Diego State. In five games, he caught 22 passes for 248 yards and four touchdowns.

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