Antrel Rolle

Arizona Cardinals safety Antrel Rolle was fined $7,500 yesterday by the NFL for hitting a defenseless receiver. Rolle was fined for his hit on Giants tight end Kevin...  

After Week 1 of the 2009 NFL season, it seemed safe to say that the defending NFC Champion Arizona Cardinals were probably not destined for a repeat trip to the Super Bowl.  Kurt Warner looked flustered by a tenacious San Francisco 49ers defense last week and most folks, myself included, were ready to pencil them [...]  

NEW YORK (AP) – Arizona Cardinals safety Antrel Rolle was fined $7,500 on Friday by the NFL for hitting a defenseless receiver. Rolle was fined for his hit on Giants tight end Kevin Boss in last Sunday night’s Arizona victory. Indianapolis Colts cornerback Jacob Lacey was fined $10,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct when he went to the ground [...]  

Arizona Cardinals safety Antrel Rolle has missed practice for the second day in a row with a sore right foot. Rolle, whose interception clinched Sunday night's 24-17 victory over the New York Giants, is uncertain for Sunday's home game against Carolina. Wide receiver Anquan Boldin continues to be bothered by a sore ankle and was limited in practice on Thursday, as was wide receiver Steve...  

Arizona safety Antrel Rolle and wide receiver Anquan Boldin are active for Sunday's game against Carolina after being listed as questionable. Rolle had not practiced until Friday because of a sore right foot. He was limited in Friday's workout. Boldin was limited in practice all week with a lingering ankle injury.  

Well, you can say this for Cardinals safety Antrel Rolle: It’s never dull when he’s around the ball. Both the exhilarating and exasperating sides of Rolle were on display in the Cardinals’ 31-17 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars Sunday.  

Cardinals S Antrel Rolle was fined $7,500 by the NFL Friday for unnecessary roughness, while the league also fined Colts CB Jacob Lacey $10,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct.  

Darnell Dockett knows there are people who don't like him, even though they don't know him as more than anything but a big, rough football player for the Arizona Cardinals. "They go by what you see or what you've heard," he said. "'Oh, here's a black guy with tattoos and dreds, he's from the ghetto in Atlanta.' You paint this picture.