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Cardinals QB Carson Palmer retires after 15 seasons

Martes 02 de Enero del 2018

Cardinals QB Carson Palmer retires after 15 seasons

The No. 1 overall pick in 2003 was a three-time Pro Bowl selection.

The No. 1 overall pick in 2003 was a three-time Pro Bowl selection.

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Carson Palmer is calling it a career.

The Arizona Cardinals quarterback announced his retirement on Tuesday after 15 seasons in the NFL. 

"For 15 years I have been lucky enough to play quarterback in the NFL and it has been the most incredible experience of my life," Palmer wrote in a statement. "There wasn't one second that I took it for granted or failed to appreciate what a tremendous privilege it is." 

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The No. 1 pick out of USC in 2003, he spent seven years with the Cincinnati Bengals and two with Oakland Raiders before joining the Cardinals in 2013. He was selected to three Pro Bowls and led Arizona to the NFC Championship Game in the 2015 season.

Palmer played in just seven games in 2017 due to a broken arm.

His departure leaves Arizona with a significant hole at quarterback. Both Drew Stanton and Blaine Gabbert are set to become free agents, and neither thrived as starter when filling in for Palmer.

On Monday, Cardinals coach Bruce Arians also announced his retirement.

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Cleveland Browns head coach Hue Jackson reacts on the
32. Browns (last week - 32): It literally doesn't seem like it can get any worse. A two-year stretch going 1-31? Should be a great NFL Films documentary one day.  Charles LeClaire, USA TODAY Sports
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31. Giants (31): Their 260 rushing yards Sunday, when
31. Giants (31): Their 260 rushing yards Sunday, when O-line got a kick in pants from GM Dave Gettleman, was more than triple their average entering game.  Vincent Carchietta, USA TODAY Sports
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30. Texans (30): We'd wager Bill O'Brien is a huge
30. Texans (30): We'd wager Bill O'Brien is a huge fan of the "next man up" trope. Probably no team is primed for a bigger turnaround in 2018 than Houston.  Thomas J. Russo, USA TODAY Sports
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29. Colts (29): No quarterback in NFL was sacked more
29. Colts (29): No quarterback in NFL was sacked more than Jacoby Brissett, who went down 52 times. Andrew Luck must be dying to return to this lineup.  Thomas J. Russo, USA TODAY Sports
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28. Jets (28): Welp. Give them credit for not rushing
28. Jets (28):Welp. Give them credit for not prematurely playing QB Christian Hackenberg. Don't want to rush the guy. Let's give him 1,000 days in league first.  Maddie Meyer, Getty Images
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27. Broncos (27): Ugly, ugly year in Denver. But congrats
27. Broncos (27): Ugly, ugly year in Denver. But congrats to RB C.J. Anderson, one of NFL's good guys, on notching his first 1,000-yard campaign.  Isaiah J. Downing, USA TODAY Spor
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26. Bears (25): No team was less effective passing
26. Bears (25): No team was less effective passing the ball in 2017. Time to get Mitch Trubisky better tutelage and better guys to throw to.  Brad Rempel, USA TODAY Sports
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25. Dolphins (24): Few teams did less with more, and
25. Dolphins (24):Few teams did less with more, and loss of discipline in Sunday's defeat wasn't pretty. Ryan Tannehill won't be instant Band-Aid to Miami's woes.  Brett Davis, USA TODAY Sports
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24. Packers (21): News of GM Ted Thompson's transition
24. Packers (21): News of GM Ted Thompson's transition makes it worth wondering if team will take more free agent chances as Aaron Rodgers' window narrows.  Bob Donnan, Bob Donnan-USA TODAY Sports
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23. Bengals (26): They've never won a playoff game
23. Bengals (26): They've never won a playoff game in 15 seasons under Marvin Lewis. But they're great spoilers, scuttling Lions and Ravens in final two weeks.  Tommy Gilligan, USA TODAY Sports
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22. Buccaneers (23): Hard to sugarcoat a very disappointing
22. Buccaneers (23): Hard to sugarcoat a very disappointing season. But Bucs never quit. Their last five games (four losses) were all decided by just one score.  Jeremy Brevard, USA TODAY Sports
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21. Raiders (20): Was there any area where they didn't
21. Raiders (20): Was there any area where they didn't underachieve? Tough deal for Jack Del Rio, but he's right: It's a 'results-based business.'  Kirby Lee, USA TODAY Sports
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20. Cardinals (22): Replacing retiring coach Bruce
20. Cardinals (22): Replacing retiring coach Bruce Arians won't be easy. But more daunting could be fact they've fallen behind rest of division at QB position.  Mark J. Rebilas, USA TODAY Sports
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19. Redskins (18): Case for Kirk Cousins -- he's had
19. Redskins (18): Case for Kirk Cousins -- he's had three straight 4,000-yard seasons (81 TDs, 97.5 QB rating) since 2015. Case against -- he's 24-23-1 in span.  Vincent Carchietta, USA TODAY Sports
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18. 49ers (19): It's not quite Brady-esque, but Jimmy
18. 49ers (19): It's not quite Brady-esque, but Jimmy Garoppolo led San Francisco to a 6-10 record, the best in NFL history for a team that started 0-9.  Kyle Terada, USA TODAY Sports
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17. Lions (17): Was chronic inability to run ball Jim
17. Lions (17): Was chronic inability to run ball Jim Caldwell's fault? Barry Sanders ain't walking through that door, so GM Bob Quinn must help next coach.  Raj Mehta, USA TODAY Sports
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16. Ravens (9): What a damn shame that longtime defensive
16. Ravens (9): What a damn shame that longtime defensive coordinator Dean Pees' career concludes with such a heartbreaking, season-killing play.  Tommy Gilligan, USA TODAY Sports
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15. Cowboys (15): Why all the talk of a pay cut for
15. Cowboys (15): Why all the talk of a pay cut for WR Dez Bryant? Consider: He's averaged fewer than 54 receiving yards per game over last three seasons.  Matthew Emmons, USA TODAY Sports
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14. Bills (16): Gotta be thrilled for veterans like
14. Bills (16):Gotta be thrilled for veterans like DT Kyle Williams and C Eric Wood who have soldiered with such distinction so longs for this franchise.  Wilfredo Lee, AP
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13. Seahawks (12): TE Jimmy Graham's a free agent.
13. Seahawks (12): TE Jimmy Graham's a free agent. Players like Michael Bennett are feeding rumors of defensive shakeup. Seattle may look vastly different in 2018.  Joe Nicholson, USA TODAY Sports
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12. Titans (14): A major reason this team has disappointed
12. Titans (14): A major reason this team has disappointed (despite its playoff entry)? They've turned the ball over at least once in 13 consecutive games.  Jim Brown, USA TODAY Sports
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11. Eagles (7): Offense scored 16 points in regular
11. Eagles (7): Offense scored 16 points in regular season's final nine quarters. That projects to TD per game. You've got your playoff marching orders, defense.  Bill Streicher, USA TODAY Sports
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10. Chargers (13): Shame their kicking woes -- Bolts
10. Chargers (13): Shame their kicking woes -- Bolts were collective 20 of 30 on FGs -- basically cost playoff spot for team that would've been tough matchup.  Kirby Lee, USA TODAY Sports
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9. Falcons (11): Offense's struggles relative to 2016
9. Falcons (11): Offense's struggles relative to 2016 are well-documented. But could defense spark a surge? Atlanta allowed 17.9 ppg in season's second half.  Chuck Cook, USA TODAY Sports
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8. Jaguars (8): League's No. 1 ground attack had five
8. Jaguars (8): League's No. 1 ground attack had five players rush for at least 200 yards, including QB Blake Bortles checking in with a surprising 322.  Reinhold Matay, USA TODAY Sports
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7. Panthers (6): They've only managed as many as 200
7. Panthers (6): They've only managed as many as 200 passing yards twice in the past 10 games. Might not be explosive enough to make a deep playoff run.  Bob Donnan, USA TODAY Sports
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6. Chiefs (10): Alex Smith has to be playoffs' sentimental
6. Chiefs (10): Alex Smith has to be playoffs' sentimental favorite. And let's hope he gets to be a bridge to nowhere in 2018 (Jets? Cardinals? Redskins?).  Jay Biggerstaff, USA TODAY Sports
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5. Saints (5): How better to encapsulate offensive
5. Saints (5): How better to encapsulate offensive balance they've finally achieved? New Orleans finished with 23 TDs through air and 23 more on ground.  Derick E. Hingle, USA TODAY Sport
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4. Rams (4): It's been 39 years since they last hosted
4. Rams (4): It's been 39 years since they last hosted playoff game in L.A. Coliseum. Hopefully Saturday goes better than their 28-0 loss to Dallas in 1979.  Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY Sports
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3. Vikings (3): So QB Sam Bradford is returning to
3. Vikings (3): So QB Sam Bradford is returning to practice this week? We forget, did Mike Zimmer ever commit to Case Keenum as his starter rest of the way?  Brace Hemmelgarn, USA TODAY Sports
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2. Steelers (2): They haven't gotten quite the pub
2. Steelers (2): They haven't gotten quite the pub of the Saints tandem, but JuJu Smith-Schuster and T.J. Watt look like rookies who will be future stars.  Charles LeClaire, USA TODAY Sports
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1. Patriots (1): Espionage stuff aside, sure looks
1. Patriots (1):Espionage aside, sure looks like they got a good playoff deal by picking up daisy fresh LB James Harrison for little more than a song.  Maddie Meyer, Getty Images
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