Nathan Hodel News

Well, the Good Ship Seahawk set sail toward the 2009 season this weekend with a three-day minicamp that included their most significant offseason acquisitions.

With their sixth-round pick , the Patriots selected long-snapper Jake Ingram of Hawaii.

The Arizona Cardinals shocked the sports world when they made it to the Super Bowl last season.

The return of Tom Brady automatically makes the New England Patriots a Super Bowl contender in 2009.

Mar 11, 2009 11:44 am US/Mountain Reporting Vic Lombardi DENVER CBS4's Broncos Insider Vic Lombardi has learned former Broncos long snapper Mike Leach has found a new job.A He'll take his snapping skills to the ...

Passing game coordinator Mike Miller watches game video in his office. As the Cardinals went through their playoff run, quarterback Kurt Warner joked a couple of times about his close relationship with ...

The NFC champion Arizona Cardinals signed veteran long snapper Mike Leach to a three-year contract Thursday.

Longtime Cardinals snapper Nathan Hodel has landed with the Patriots not long after Arizona released him.

Those who have followed the Seahawks closely might remember the team's long-snapping adventures before and after J.P. Darche provided six consecutive seasons of excellence in the role earlier this decade.

Former Broncos snapper Mike Leach , profiled here on SI.com , is on his way to Arizona for a visit with the Cardinals, his agent confirmed.

Nathan Hodel 's release from the Cardinals gives the Seahawks another candidate for the snapping job they've struggled to fill since they watched J.P. Darche sign with Kansas City following the 2006 season.

The Cardinals tendered one-year qualifying contract offers to restricted free agents Leonard Pope and Gabe Watson.

Fresh from playing in Super Bowl XLIII, Arizona Cardinals long snapper Nathan Hodel returned to the place where he first learned his craft.

While the NFL season officially ended Sunday with the Pro Bowl, the NFL's focus will return to Hawaii next month.

Ben Graham doesn't necessarily have the weight of the world on his shoulders. Just something slightly more than a country.

After the Illini face Iowa in Champaign on Sunday, our attention will turn to Tampa, where the Arizona Cardinals will take on the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Pat Tillman hasn't been forgotten by his former franchise. TAMPA, Fla. As soon as the Cardinals reached the national stage of the Super Bowl, it was inevitable Pat Tillman would again.

But the Cardinals carry Tillman's memory with them everywhere. A statue sits outside their stadium, his picture is in several spots at their headquarters and his number has been retired.

Arizona strong safety Adrian Wilson still feels Pat Tillman’s presence.He feels it on the practice field.

By Brant James and Brian Landman , Times Staff Writers In Print: Friday, January 30, 2009 Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt talks to his players, including running back/kick returner J.J. Arrington, front, tight end ...