Which Cardinals star also played for Eagles? July 27 NFL Immaculate Grid answers

In today's NFL Immaculate Grid, we will cross-match two franchises that can't seem to get along. Here's a look at NFL players who appeared for both the Arizona Cardinals and the Philadelphia Eagles.

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NFL Immaculate Grid: Cardinals stars that also played for the Eagles

First off is A. Q. Shipley, a journeyman Immaculate Grid center that most recently appeared for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Shipley played twelve seasons in the NFL after being selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the last round of the 2009 draft.

Following his selection, Shipley bounced around the league, appearing for the Philadelphia Eagles, Indianapolis Colts and Baltimore Ravens. It wasn't until he landed on the Arizona Cardinals that he finally got stability in his professional football career.

Shipley spent five years with the Cardinals and was a crucial part of their O-line. After his time in Arizona, the chiseled veteran took his talents to Tampa Bay, and he won an NFL ring with Tom Brady and Co. These days he serves as a coach.

Next on the Immaculate Grid is Roderick Hood, a cornerback that played for the Philadelphia Eagles, Cardinals, Tennessee Titans and St. Louis Rams. Hood went undrafted out of college, as he was largely overlooked in a stacked 2003 NFL draft.

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He spent the first three years of his professional football career with the Eagles, who signed him as an undrafted free agent. Following the 2006 NFL season, Hood left the Eagles via free agency and penned a five-year $15 million deal with the Arizona Cardinals.

He had a decent two seasons with the Cardinals, putting up number-one cornerback numbers. However, that didn't stop the Cardinals from releasing him before the 2009 NFL season. After Hood was up and about the league before he called it a career in 2011 after a spell on the St. Louis Rams practice squad.

Last on our Immaculate Grid is Ifeanyi Momah, a tight end that appeared on numerous practice squads before carving out a niche with the Cardinals.

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Momah played college football for Boston College, where he performed admirably before declaring for the 2012 NFL draft. Momah wasn't selected in the said draft, but the Philadelphia Eagles signed him as an undrafted free agent.

After joining the Eagles, he bounced around the NFL for years before finding a home in Arizona. Ifeanyi Momah played for the Cardinals from 2015 to 2017, earning his spot as a rotational piece at the tight end position.

The Cardinals released him after the 2017 season, and he hasn't played in the league since.