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Injury Report

Knee - Questionable for start of 2012 training camp
(Updated: 04/03/12)

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Date	Traded	Traded For
05/24/2012	Larry Fitzgerald, WR ARI Carson Palmer, QB OAK Beanie Wells, RB ARI Ryan Williams, RB ARI	Mark Ingram, RB NO
05/24/2012	Rashad Jennings, RB JAC James Jones, WR GB	Beanie Wells, RB ARI Mike Williams, WR TB Ryan Williams, RB ARI
05/22/2012	Jimmy Graham, TE NO Ryan Williams, RB ARI	Maurice Jones-Drew, RB JAC
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Williams says he's running, cutting: Cardinals second-year running back Ryan Williams says he's been cutting and running on his surgically-repaired right knee, adding that he's surprised he's doing so but not worried about his return. Williams had surgery to repair a torn patellar tendon in August and missed his rookie year. "I kind of feel like the most anticipated player of the year, and (fans) haven't even seen anything but a couple weeks of training camp,” the running back told the official team website. "This situation, I'm not going to say it was fun to go through, but it's nothing. I believe in myself and I believe I will be back. I asked (head athletic trainer) Tom (Reed), and I trust Tom and I feel he will be honest with me, and I asked, 'Do you think I will be 100 percent?' He said 'I feel you will be better than you were before.'" (Updated 05/08/2012)

Injury Report
Knee - Questionable for start of 2012 training camp (Updated - 4/3/12)

Fantasy Analysis
The website noted that the Cardinals didn't draft a running back even though Williams is coming off his injury and starter Beanie Wells had a knee procedure this offseason, a telling sign that the coaching staff believes their rushers will be ready. We like the idea of drafting Williams with a mid-to-late pick on Draft Day, either as a handcuff to Beanie Wells or as a quality reserve with potential to see some productive playing time. (Updated 05/08/2012).

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