ESPN put together a list of the best players at each of the 262 selections in the NFL draft. 10 Cardinals are featured.

The modern era for the NFL Draft dates back to 1967. In that time, nearly 20,000 players have had their names picked (19,936) in a grand total of 59 draft classes. That's a lot of players, with an average of around 338 selections each year.

Ben Solak dropped the best player drafted at every NFL Draft slot and the Arizona Cardinals are really well represented, but nothing in the first round. From ESPN: 43. Dan Dierdorf, OT (1971) 54. Anquan Boldin,

Mitch Keller pitched seven scoreless innings Wednesday and combined with Dennis Santana and Isaac Mattson to lead Pittsburgh to a 5-0 win over the visiting St. Louis Cardinals, the Pirates' third consecutive shutout in the series sweep.

The Pirates didn’t look like a last-place team during a 6-0 homestand in which they outscored the New York Mets and St. Louis Cardinals by 43-4