With only 66 days remaining until the Arizona Cardinals' season opener against the New Orleans Saints on Sept. 7, the spotlight is on notable players who wore the number 66. This number has a rich history within the franchise, showcasing contributions from various athletes over the years.

Currently, offensive lineman McClendon Curtis, who joined the Cardinals after two seasons with the Seattle Seahawks, dons No. 66. Other players who have previously represented this number include Jackson Barton, Wyatt Davis, Josh Miles, Alameda Ta'amu, and Alan Faneca, among others. Each of these players left their mark, whether on the offensive line or the defensive front, contributing to the team's legacy.

Jerrick Reed II is set to return to practice with the Seattle Seahawks after recovering from reconstructive knee surgery. The second-year safety, who was drafted in 2023, made an impact on special teams before his season was cut short by an ACL tear.

The Seahawks have opened a 21-day window for Reed to be activated to the 53-man roster. If not activated, he will return to the season-ending PUP list. Seattle is hopeful for a smooth return similar to defensive tackle Cameron Young's recent comeback.