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Arizona Cardinals’ Calais Campbell returns to game action

Oct 17, 2013, 11:27 PM | Updated: 11:27 pm

GLENDALE, Ariz. — As expected, or as he had hoped, Cardinals defensive end Calais Campbell will play against NFC West leading Seattle Thursday night at University of Phoenix Stadium.

Campbell was not among the seven players on the inactive list released 90 minutes before kickoff of the nationally televised game between the two division rivals.

Campbell is four days removed from being placed on a stretcher and carted off the field in San Francisco. He was experiencing numbness and tingling in his extremities following a fourth quarter collision with teammate Karlos Dansby while the two made a tackle.

“This is a game you don’t want to miss,” Campbell said Wednesday. “I’m feeling good. I know my body. My body is feeling good, so that’s all I’m really worried about is how I feel. If I had felt like I couldn’t protect myself or go out there and play the game the way I’m supposed to I wouldn’t go out there.”

For the first time this season offensive lineman Bobby Massie is active.

Here is the inactive list:
LB Kenny Demens
WR Brittian Golden
TE D.C. Jefferson
QB Ryan Lindley
LB Dontay Moch
OL Earl Watford
RB Ryan Williams

Demens and Golden are both dealing with hamstring injuries.

The other five players are all coach’s decisions, including Moch who had played each of the past three weeks and had played well.

For Seattle, despite not practicing Tuesday, running back Marshawn Lynch (hip) is active.

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