Cardinals have not shown interest in Lawson

Jul 27, 2011 at 8:36 PM--


Earlier today, there was news that the Arizona Cardinals may be showing some interest in Manny Lawson.

Kent Somers of the The Arizona Republic says the following on Twitter (@kentsomers):

Did some further checking today on 49ers OLB Manny Lawson. Cardinals haven't expressed interest.



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