Cardinals’ Dadrion Taylor-Demerson exits preseason Cowboys clash after scary hit
Dadrion Taylor-Emerson had to exit joint practice between the Cardinals and the Cowboys after making a scary hit.
Preseason football often serves as a launchpad for emerging talent, but for Arizona Cardinals safety Dadrion “Rabbit” Taylor-Demerson, a Friday night clash against the Dallas Cowboys took a terrifying turn.
During the exhibition contest, Taylor-Demerson delivered a massive blow in the secondary, colliding violently with Cowboys tight end Zack Kuntz. The sheer force of the impact left the young defensive back visibly dazed and slow to get to his feet. Officials immediately flagged Taylor-Demerson for an unnecessary roughness penalty, though the focus quickly shifted to his well-being.
Trainers rushed onto the field and eventually escorted him to the medical tent. Reports soon confirmed he exited the game early with a rib injury. This setback halts crucial momentum for the third-year safety out of Texas Tech. Heading into the night, he trailed Andrew Wingard in a tight battle for the starting job opposite star Budda Baker.
Preseason football often serves as a launchpad for emerging talent, but for Arizona Cardinals safety Dadrion “Rabbit” Taylor-Demerson, a Friday night clash against the Dallas Cowboys took a terrifying turn. During the exhibition contest, Taylor-Demerson delivered a massive blow in the secondary, colliding violently with Cowboys tight end Zack Kuntz.