The league's youngest defense forced 44 turnovers and had 54 sacks (14 by DE Michael Strahan), but this season's schedule is tougher. Outlook: The youth movement resisted by former coach Dan Reeves flourished last season under coach of the year Fassel. Key losses: QB Dave Brown (released, Cardinals), RB Rodney Hampton (released), WR Thomas Lewis (Bears), CB Thomas Randolph (Bengals), LB Corey Miller (out for season, neck injury), CB Jason Sehorn (out for season, knee injury). Key acquisitions: RB Gary Brown (Chargers), QB Kent Graham (Cardinals), S Shaun Williams (first-round draft pick, UCLA), WR Joe Jurevicius (second-round draft pick, Penn State), WR Brian Alford (third-round draft pick, Purdue). Coach: Jim Fassel, second season as head coach. Giants1 15 at Arizona4:15 22 Seattle1 26 Minnesota4:05 December 6 at New Orleans1 13 at Kansas City4:15 20 Philadelphia4:15 27 Washington8:20 New York Giants 1997 result: 10-5-1, won division (lost to Vikings in wild-card playoffs). Giants8:20 27 Oakland1 October 4 at Washington1 11 Carolina1 18 at Chicago4:15 25 Open November 2 at Philadelphia8:20 8 N.Y. Schedule September 6 Arizona4:05 13 at Denver4:15 21 at N.Y. K Richie Cunningham led the NFC in accuracy last season (34 of 37 FGs, 24 of 24 PATs).

Dallas's pass defense was the NFL's best last season despite intercepting only seven passes having DT Leon Lett for an entire season (he was suspended for 13 games last season) will help the run defense. There finally is a quality backup for RB Emmitt Smith - Warren. The offensive line seems refocused: G Nate Newton dropped 75 pounds and T Larry Allen improved his bench press to a team-record 600 pounds. The teams' stars are getting older and the organization is in a hurry to forget last season's disaster, not to mention continuing off-field problems. Outlook: Gailey, who had been the Steelers' offensive coordinator, replaced Barry Switzer, but that does not mean he will get a grace period.

Key losses: DE Shante Carver (released), DT Tony Casillas (retired), C John Flannery (Rams), T George Hegamin (Eagles), S Brock Marion (Miami), RB Sherman Williams (released). Key acquisitions: G Everett McIver (Dolphins), WR Ernie Mills (Panthers), RB Chris Warren (Seahawks), DE Greg Ellis (first-round draft pick, North Carolina), T Flozell Adams (second-round draft pick, Michigan State). Giants4:05 13 at Philadelphia1 20 New Orleans4:15 27 San Diego4:15 Dallas Cowboys 1997 result: 6-10, fourth in division. Giants1 25 Open November 1 at Detroit1 8 Washington4:05 15 Dallas4:15 22 at Washington1 29 at Kansas City1 December 6 N.Y. Louis1 October 4 Oakland4:05 11 Chicago4:05 18 at N.Y. Schedule September 6 at Dallas 4:05 13 at Seattle4:15 20 Philadelphia8:20 27 at St. Speaking of running, it's a good thing second-year QB Jake Plummer is mobile: his line, which gave up 78 sacks a year ago (second-most in NFL history), has one new starter. It will be helped by Murrell, who had consecutive 1,000-yard rushing seasons with the Jets, and Bates (the Saints' leading rusher from 1994 to '96). Their rushing offense, however, was last in the NFL last season. That's because the Cardinals appear to have one of the NFC's best defenses, led by Wadsworth, DT Eric Swann, DE Simeon Rice and CB Aeneas Williams. Outlook: Despite a 4-12 finish, season ticket sales are up by 3,000.

Key losses: S Brent Alexander (Panthers), DT Michael Bankston (Bengals), P Jeff Feagles (Seahawks), QB Kent Graham (Giants), LB Eric Hill (Rams), WR Kevin Williams (Bills), RB Cedric Smith (out for season, knee injury). Key acquisitions: RB Mario Bates (Saints), QB Dave Brown (Giants), G Lester Holmes (Raiders), WR Eric Metcalf (trade, Chargers), RB Adrian Murrell (trade, Jets), DE Andre Wadsworth (first-round draft pick, Florida State), DB Corey Chavous (second-round draft pick, Vanderbilt). Coach: Vince Tobin, third season, all with Cardinals (11-21). You can find the 2023 Results here as they become available.Arizona Cardinals 1997 result: 4-12, fifth in division. Since the Combine wasn’t held in 2021 due to the pandemic, we’ve included the team pr0-day drill results for that year instead. Mountain West and BYU results will be added in the coming days. Oregon’s Igor Olshansky (2004) and Washington’s Vita Vea (2018) are tied for third and fourth with 41 reps.īelow we’ve compiled the bench press reps for every Pac-12 player that has participated in the NFL Combine since 2000, along with their position, school, and the year they participated, in a searchable, sortable table.

The second-best Pac-12 performer is Stanford’s Harrison Phillips with 42 reps in 2018. (Justin Ernest logged 51 reps in 1999, but the NFL changed equipment in 2006, and some Combine performances before then are looked upon in a different light.) He is also recognized as the all-time Combine record-holder. The best Pac-12 mark is held by Oregon State’s Stephen Paea with 49 reps in 2011. – Defensive backs and receivers: 15-20 reps

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