Cardinals’ Walter Nolen III ruled out with knee injury vs. Jaguars
Cardinals rookie defensive lineman Walter Nolen III has been ruled out for the rest of Sunday's game against the Jaguars with a knee injury.
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GLENDALE — Arizona Cardinals rookie defensive lineman Walter Nolen III was ruled out of Sunday’s 27-24 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars with a knee injury.
Additionally, offensive lineman Will Hernandez is questionable to return with a hip issue.
It’s a tough look for Nolen, who gave Cardinals fans something to cheer about early on in the game behind a fumble recovery returned for a touchdown after the defense allowed an opening-drive score on the prior possession.
In four games played this year, Nolen has racked up a sack, four tackles for loss, three quarterback hits, a pass defensed and the scoop and score.
P.J. Mustipher saw more run with Nolen sidelined the remainder of the game.
As for the Hernandez injury, former starter Isaiah Adams got back in the mix along the interior.
Arizona was already down one starting offensive lineman, right tackle Jonah Williams, before the game even started on Sunday.
The veteran lineman will miss the rest of the year with a shoulder issue that requires surgery.






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Does Walter Nolen's dad and grandaddy play for the Cardinals too?
This Jr and III craps is a bunch of nonsense on uniforms.
BTW-That was NOT double coverage. JB hung the ball too much and the safety made a heck of a recovery. Not his best throw, but he had the matchup he wanted, just didnt execute it.
Injuries are tough and the game is physical. However, the current Cardinals in spite of what they think are not a physical hard hitting football team.