Cardinals add CB Darren Hall, 2 others from practice squad ahead of Jaguars matchup
The Cardinals added three players to the active roster ahead of a Jaguars matchup on Sunday, while Jacksonville activated a tight end from injured reserve.
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The Arizona Cardinals signed cornerback Darren Hall from the practice squad to the active roster on Saturday ahead of facing the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.
Tight end Pharaoh Brown and linebacker Channing Tindall were brought up to the active roster as standard practice squad elevations.
The lack of an offensive line addition would indicate good things for Kelvin Beachum and Will Hernandez, both of whom were listed as questionable for Jacksonville after missing some practice participation and getting limited work on other days.
Rookie guard Hayden Connor was also questionable.
The Jaguars activated tight end Brenton Strange from injured reserve on Saturday. He picked up 204 yards on 20 catches across five games before going down with a hip injury.
More about Cardinals’ additions ahead of Jaguars matchup
Hall has appeared in 11 games for the Cardinals over two seasons, and has registered six tackles.
Brown has 88 games over eight NFL seasons under his belt, with last week’s loss to the San Francisco 49ers being his first with Arizona. He notably was called for a holding penalty on Bam Knight’s 60-yard touchdown in the third quarter that was nullified.
Tindall had 16 tackles over 44 games with the Miami Dolphins (2022-24), but he has not yet played this season.
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The holding penalty that was called on Pharaoh Brown, which nullified Bam Knight’s 60-yard touchdown in the 3rd quarter of the 49ers game, was a really bad call that smelled even worse when examined on the All-22 Replay.
That bogus call epitomized the way the Zebra’s called that game (49ers 1 penalty -15 yards; Cardinals 17 penalties - 130 yards). When I viewed the All-22 Film on Wednesday, I thought that at least over half the major penalties called against the Cardinals were questionable. More importantly, applying the same standards for why major penalties had been called against the Cardinals, my review also found 20-25 missed major penalties that should have been called against the 49ers. When the game is fairly called, the rules are equally applied. That wasn't the case of Sunday. Those kinds of stats always point to Organized Crime/ Gamblers being involved, putting their fingers on the scale.