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Well, the Cardinals sent an effort to improve on last season's 8-8 record

are really using free agency to bolster an already talented roster.

They've agreed to a one-year $8 million

contract with former Bengals receiver A.J. Green. He had a little over 500 receiving yards

and two touchdowns last year. The cards have also agreed to a trade with the Raiders for

an offensive alignment. Arizona would receive Senator Ronnie Hudson and a seventh round pick from Vegas in exchange

for the Cardinals' third round pick and next month's draft.

Now, it was a busy Wednesday for Zona, as they said goodbye to longtime corner, Patrick Peterson.

The eight-time pro bowlers signing a one-year $10 million deal with the Vikes.

He had 61 tackles and three picks for the Cardinals last year.

And like Peterson, Son Reddick is leaving the desert as well.

Reddick led the team with a career high 12 and a half sex.

He's agreed to a one-year $8 million deal with 6 million of it guaranteed with Carolina,

according to NFL Network's Mike Garfolo.

It's a reunion for Redick who is now going to play for his former college head coach.

That rule while two were at Temple.

Linebacker Kyle Vanoy is reuniting with his former head coach, Bill Belichick.

It's a two-year deal worth up to $13.2 million.

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