TEMPE, Ariz. -- The Arizona Cardinals left Carolina a banged-up team, but two of the most significant injuries will impact both their offense and defense.Left tackle Jared Veldheer will be put on injured reserve with a torn triceps and safety Tyrann Mathieu will miss three to six weeks with a shoulder subluxation, or a partial dislocation, coach Bruce Arians announced Monday.John Wetzel will take replace Veldheer on the offensive line.Mathieu appeared to suffer his injury early in the second quarter while covering a 50-yard pass from Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton to receiver Kelvin Benjamin.Mathieu wont need surgery, Arians said, and the team will know more about the length of his rehabilitation in the next few days.Tys a tough guy so well wait and see, Arians said.In addition to Veldheer and Mathieu, wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald suffered a low ankle sprain late in the first half. Arians said Fitzgeralds ankle was pretty swollen on Monday.I would think by the middle of next week, to the end of next week, hell be ready to roll, Arians said.Tight end Ifeanyi Momah broke a wrist against the Panthers, Arians said. The Cardinals will probably give him an injury settlement. Also injured was cornerback Tharold Simon.Because of all the injuries, Arians canceled practice for Tuesday and Wednesday this week while the Cardinals are on their bye. The team will instead have more film sessions and some players will have individual workouts with their coaches.Physically, we need to rest up, Arians said. We wouldnt have very many guys to practice with anyway. Vapormax Chinese New Year . LOUIS -- St. Vapormax Off White Nere . -- New England Revolution goalkeeper Matt Reis is retiring after a 16-year career to become the goalie coach for the Los Angeles Galaxy. http://www.scarpevapormaxscontate.it/vapormax-plus-italia.html . Thats about all he can do right now, so hes trying not to think about when he might be able to play again for the Los Angeles Lakers. Vapormax Plus Arancioni . The Browns coaching search remains incomplete. Vapormax Flyknit 3 Uomo .Y. - Jerome Samson scored once in regulation and again in the shootout as the St. There is one specific part of the Olympics that always gets me: the proud parents in the stands.If Im really making a confession, what really gets me is the quadrennial tradition of schmaltzy TV ads about the parents of the Olympic athletes.Sign me up for tug-at-the-heartstrings visuals of all of the classics: Early morning wake-ups! Lugging gym bags! Unconditional support!And then, the payoff image: Athlete looks lovingly at parent, whose zero-sum investment of time and energy, space and support was so critical to the dream coming true. The parent beams. Watching the scene from the couch, we project (and, yes, maybe wipe a tear).You, like me, probably arent going to be that parent. But you did manage to get your kid to soccer games on time every Saturday morning for umpteen seasons, which aint nothin.I reserve a deep, abiding respect for the select few who ascend, with Olympian effort, to be that parent.I cannot calculate the hours -- let alone the effort, let alone the opportunity cost, let alone the self-discipline to stand aside and let the kid put in the work, let alone the anxiety -- that goes along with parenting a would-be Olympic athlete.I also cannot calculate the pride they must feel that their child has -- at least in one huge, universally recognized way -- completed an effort to reach their human potential.Let me put it this way: Yesterday morning, I dropped my 7-year-old off at ninja camp. Lets be real: Its gymnastics camp. It was my first time seeing him there. Before I walk out of the gym to get in the car, he sprints over to a runway of a mat and does this:My first reaction: Wait, what is he doing?My next reaction: Hes going to hurt himself!My final reaction: AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!There are plenty of moments in your life as a parennt when your kid does something delightful and unexpected, and then there are those rare times when your kid does something you didnt realize they had the ability to do, but they pull off a front flip.ddddddddddddLiterally or metaphorically, it doesnt happen a ton and when it does, its staggering.OK: Thats my kid doing a flip in a random local gym. Relatively neat, given the known limitations of his dads athletic genes but extremely modest in the Simone Biles-Katie Ledecky-Allyson Felix Grand Scheme of Things. But having that acute, emotional reaction gave me a smidgen of a sense of what it might be like for the parent of an actual Olympian.Then layer in the baggage of the Olympic parent. I drove my kid 15 minutes to day camp and he proudly grinned at me after he did his trick, and Im bursting. Now project the accumulated sensation of investing hours (every day) over a decade (or two) and traveling (hundreds of thousands of miles) and weekends (all of them) and waiting (so much waiting) and nerves (GAH!).Then their kid smiles at them on the walk to the block or to the mat or to the track in Rio or London or Beijing or Athens or Sydney or Atlanta. Or their kid spots them immediately after finishing the race -- win or lose, medalist or mere Olympian. Theyre not actors playing athletes and parents in a TV ad -- the real deal. And those family members have won in a way few of us mortal parents can ever really know.And that parent has earned (and deserves) every bit of the unique intensity of that Olympic moment.Dan Shanoff writes about parenting for espnW. You can connect with him on Twitter or Instagram at @danshanoff. ' ' '