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Clayton Tune

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Cardinals waived QB Clayton Tune.

Tune drew minimal interest from dynasty managers back in 2023, when Kyler Murray was rehabbing from a torn ACL. He will now seek clipboard duties elsewhere. The Cardinals also waived CB Ekow Boye-Doe, TE Oscar Cardenas, OL McClendon Curtis, CB Steven Gilmore, DL Patrick Jenkins, LB Vi Jones, OL Roy Mbaeteka, WR Nate McCollum, OLB Benton Whitley and released WR Andre Baccellia.

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Source: Theo Mackie
Andre Baccellia

Ekow Boye-Doe

Oscar Cardenas

McClendon Curtis

Steven Gilmore

Patrick Jenkins

Vi Jones

Roy Mbaeteka

Nate McCollum

Dohnovan West

Benton Whitley
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Steven Gilmore

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Cardinals signed CB Steven Gilmore Jr.

The former Birmingham Stallion totaled eight pass breakups, one interception and 34 tackles last year. He is the brother of veteran NFL CB Stephon Gilmore, who currently remains a free agent. The Cardinals correspondingly placed CB Starling Thomas V (knee) and CB Jaden Davis (knee) on injured reserve.

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Source: AZCardinals.com
Jaden Davis

Starling Thomas V
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