Draft Scout Snapshot:DS Rating on 8/24/08: #3 OG, #39/750 Overall, Projected Rnd: 2 2008 Preseason: Suspended from team in February 2008 after being charged with felonious assault, hitting a man in the head with a glass bottle…the charges were later dropped...2007: Second team All-Big East at left guard...2006: Named a second team All-BIG EAST Conference selection...started 12 of 13 games at right guard...2005: Developed into a steady on the offensive line...appeared in the final eight games at right guard, making three starts...2004: Redshirted.
Post-Draft Outlook: A closer look at the Cardinals' picks: Round 7/254 -- Trevor Canfield, OG, 6-5, 307, Cincinnati...A developmental player and likely headed for the practice squad, provided he shows enough ability this summer. - by The Sports Xchange
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Draft Scout Trevor Canfield News
12/30/09 - G Trevor Canfield was signed by Seattle off Arizona's practice squad on Wednesday. Canfield was a seventh-round pick by the Cardinals in this year's draft.
06/11/09 - OG Trevor Canfield, a seventh-round pick, signed with Arizona. Terms were not disclosed.
05/01/09 - OG Trevor Canfield, 6-5, 307, Cincinnati (7/254): A developmental player and likely headed for the practice squad, provided he shows enough ability this summer.
04/28/09 - A closer look at the Cardinals' picks: Round 7/254 -- Trevor Canfield, OG, 6-5, 307, Cincinnati...A developmental player and likely headed for the practice squad, provided he shows enough ability this summer.
03/28/09 - A mauler, Canfield is as subtle as a punch in the mouth -- and just as effective. He has a good combination of height, long arms, agility and a downright nasty disposition between the snap and the whistle. He not only blocks defenders, he blocks through them. He started 39 consecutive games and coaches credit him with 300 knockdown blocks in that time. He also had 37 blocks that resulted in touchdowns. He was by far the most effective pass blocker on a team that gave up 134 sacks and 80 quarterback pressures while he was starting. He was responsible for only seven sacks and three pressures in his career and as a senior gave up three sacks and one pressure on 472 pass plays. - Frank Cooney, The Sports Xchange, NFLDraftScout.com
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