The Arizona Cardinals aren't revealing much of their injury report for Week 12.
ARIZONA -- The Arizona Cardinals approach their Week 12 matchup against the Seattle Seahawks with a handful of question marks on the injury report."You guys will see the injury report when it comes out today, all of their game statuses, hopefully that's good enough. Had a good couple of days here, have to have a good day today and we'll get into our 48 hour prep."
Sometimes Gannon will reveal if a player will or won't play ahead of the weekend, though with a crucial divisional matchup approaching, he'll let the injury report do the talking instead. All eyes are on rookie defensive lineman Darius Robinson, who could make his NFL debut this week if all things go to plan. He's practiced in some capacity every day after rehabbing a calf injury that first popped up during preseason.
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