Beanie Wells - #26 - RB
| Status | Inactive |
| Height/Weight | 6' 2"/ 229 lbs. |
| Birthday | 08/07/1988 |
| Birthplace | Akron, OH |
| College | Ohio State |
| Years played | 5 |
| Drafted | 2009, 1st round, 31st pick by Cardinals |
Cardinals release RB Wells
The Cardinals released former first-round pick RB Beanie Wells, the team announced Monday.
Wells' Cardinals career hasn't worked out too well
Most close Cardinals observers agree that former No. 1 pick Beanie Wells has been a bona fide disappointment in the desert.
RB fantasy tips: Wells could excel in return to action
The Cardinals' Beanie Wells, who will return from injury Sunday, is among the fantasy sleepers PFW considers in our Week 12 RB fantasy tips.
Cardinals activate RB Wells, release LB Westerman
The Cardinals activated RB Beanie Wells off the short-term injured-reserve list and released Jamaal Westerman.
Cardinals RB Williams to have season-ending shoulder surgery
Cardinals RB Ryan Williams needs surgery on his shoulder and is out for the rest of the season, head coach Ken Whisenhunt said Monday.
Cardinals place RB Wells on I.R. with designation to return
The Cardinals placed RB Beanie Wells on the injured reserve list with the designation to return.
Cardinals' ground game hard to figure
It’s starting to look like the Cardinals’ RB situation could be perhaps even more fluid than the team’s unsettled situation at quarterback.
Cardinals activate RB Wells from PUP list
The Cardinals announced Tuesday that they have activated RB Beanie Wells from the physically-unable-to-perform list.
Cardinals RB Wells, TE King begin camp on PUP list
Cardinals RB Beanie Wells and TE Jeff King will begin training camp on the active/physically-unable-to-perform list.
RB Williams impressing Cardinals with special will
Our sources in the desert tell us RB Ryan Williams, who missed his rookie season due to a knee injury, is right on schedule in his recovery.
Around Fantasyland: RB injuries
William Del Pilar reviews the latest injuries around the NFL at the running back position and how they fit into the 2012 fantasy season.
Cowboys covet Chiefs' Carr
If Chiefs CB Brandon Carr hits the free-agent market, you can expect the Cowboys to make a strong pitch to sign him, according to NFC Whispers.
Record-breakers Wells, Peterson lift Cardinals' spirits
Records were made to be broken in the Cardinals' Week 12 win in St. Louis, with Beanie Wells and Patrick Peterson turning the trick in Arizona's third victory in four games.
Beanie, baby! A change of heart on the oft-injured Wells
Beanie Wells' gutsy performance last week convinced Pat Fitzmaurice that he'd been all wrong about the Cardinals' running back, one of this week's "21 things" in fantasy football.
Vikings-Cardinals matchup of the day: Saturday
Here's a key matchup to watch in Sunday's Vikings-Cardinals game.
PLAYER NEWS
The Arizona Cardinals have released running back Beanie Wells after four injury-plagued seasons. A first-round pick in 2009, Wells showed flashes of the brilliance he had at Ohio State, but has only played one full season - his rookie year.|||||||
Wells eclipsed 1,000 yards and scored 10 touchdowns in 2011, but was limited to eight games last season due to a turf toe injury. He ran for 234 yards and eight touchdowns.
The Arizona Cardinals have the services of running back Beanie Wells and wide receiver Andre Roberts for Sunday's game against Seattle.|||||||
Wells is active despite a knee injury that limited his participation in practice all week.
According to the team's website, Wells believes he'll be ready to go when he comes off the injured reserve/able to return list for the Nov. 25 home game against the St. Louis Rams.|||||||
Wells has been out with torn ligaments in his toe. Wells must miss one more game, so LaRod Stephens-Howling gets another start against Atlanta.
The Arizona Cardinals have activated Wells from the NFL's new injured/designated to return list, clearing the way for the running back to play Sunday against St. Louis.|||||||
Wells has been sidelined since sustaining a severe turf toe injury against Philadelphia in Week 3. The league's new injured/designated to return list required Wells to be inactive for eight weeks, which meant that he missed seven games. He returned to practice last week. Wells' return will be a boost to a running game that ranks 30th out of 32 NFL teams. The time off also allowed Wells to rest his surgically repaired knee, which was still bothering him.
Arizona has removed Wells from the physically unable to perform list, clearing him to begin practicing with the team.|||||||
Wells has been unable to practice since undergoing knee surgery after last season. Wells rushed for more than 1,000 yards last season despite being bothered by the sore knee.
