NFC West Notes: Cardinals, 49ers, Rams, Seahawks

Cardinals

  • Per Darren Urban of the team website, Cardinals president Michael Bidwill said GM Steve Keim has had conversations with WR DeAndre Hopkins about his contract. 
  • Cardinals G Max Garcia‘s one-year, $1.25 million deal includes a $150,000 signing bonus, up to $190,000 in per-game active roster bonuses and up to $1 million in playtime incentives. (Aaron Wilson)
  • Cardinals OT Marcus Gilbert signed a one-year, $1.05 million deal with $150,000 guaranteed. It also includes up to $2.7 million in playtime incentives. (Wilson)
  • LSU G Damien Lewis has had a pre-draft video meeting with the Cardinals. (Justin Melo)
  • Cal LB Evan Weaver had a pre-draft video meeting with the Cardinals. (Justin Melo)
  • Boise State DE Curtis Weaver had a pre-draft visit scheduled with the Cardinals. (Justin Melo)
  • The Cardinals had a private meeting with Texas A&M WR Quartney Davis, including a minor workout and board work. (Justin Melo)
  • Maryland S Antoine Brooks was set to meet with the Cardinals before the shutdown. (Justin Melo)
  • Texas Tech OT Terence Steele had a private visit scheduled with the Cardinals before the shutdown. (Justin Melo)
  • Baylor DL James Lynch was set to meet with the Cardinals before the shutdown. (Justin Melo)
  • Louisiana Lafayette OL Robert Hunt was set to meet with the Cardinals before the shutdown. (Justin Melo)
  • Utah RB Zack Moss had a video meeting with Cardinals RB coach James Saxon. (Josh Weinfuss)
  • Arizona has also been looking hard at the tight end class and had visits scheduled with several that ultimately had to be canceled. (Weinfuss)

49ers

Rams

  • Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports Rams G Austin Blythe‘s contract is a one-year, $3.9 million deal including $3.5 million guaranteed. It also includes a $950,000 signing bonus.
  • Auburn CB Javaris Davis had a formal Combine interview with the Rams. (Justin Melo)

Seahawks

The Seahawks were able to take advantage of the turmoil created by the Redskins regime change and send a fifth-round pick for talented starting CB Quinton Dunbar, who wanted a new contract from Washington. Dunbar’s former DB coach with the Redskins, Ray Horton, says Seattle may have gotten a similar player to another guy they used a fifth-round pick on a few years back. 

โ€œTo me, it would be Richard Sherman,โ€ Horton said via Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times. โ€œBecause of the style of play, the hands, the anticipation, the (being a) former wide receiver, the competitiveness. Really, thatโ€™s what you are getting is a young Richard Sherman. And this kid is hungry. He wants to be good.โ€

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