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Cards finish with a guard

Apr 26, 2009 at 11:28 AM

Cincinnati guard Trevor Canfield is the Cards' last choice, a 6-foot-4, 307-pounder. Like Herman Johnson earlier today, a guy who has lots of size and will try to find a way on to the Cards' roster.

UPDATE: Canfield said he can also play center (he's never done it in a game), but coach Ken Whisenhunt said for now, Canfield will be a guard and they will at some point look into his ability snapping the ball. He's going to be interesting -- one cohort wondered if he could be the Cards' answer to Rams' offensive line pest Richie Incognito. This is what Canfield said at one point: "They are getting a tough guy that plays with a chip on his shoulder. A mean streak, physical, combative, 'Get after it'-type of player."

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