Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald is about to enter his age-35 season, and the only thing missing on a Hall of Fame career is a Super Bowl championship ring.

But if Fitzgerald is to win a championship, it will have to come with the only team he's ever known. Despite ongoing rumors that the Cardinals may trade him to a contender, Fitzgerald maintained that he has no intentions to play elsewhere.

"If I’m not playing in Arizona, I won’t be playing anywhere," he said, via Jace Frederick of the St. Paul Pioneer Press. "I’ve built a good life for myself down there. Playing in the same place for 15 years is a true blessing."

The Cardinals are coming off their second straight non-playoff losing season, but they signed veteran journeyman quarterback Sam Bradford and drafted signal-caller Josh Rosen in the first round. If one of them can execute the offense, Fitzgerald and the Red Birds may quickly get back into title contention.

Third all-time in both receiving yards and receptions, Fitzgerald has shown zero signs of slowing down. The perennial Pro Bowler is coming off his third consecutive season in which he notched 100 receptions and 1,000 receiving yards. Keep in mind this is with very mediocre quarterback play and a limited supporting cast around him.

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Though Fitzgerald has hinted about retirement in the past, the future Hall of Famer has maintained that he'd like to keep playing as long as it's at a high level. If that's the case, there's no reason to believe 2017 season will be his last, as Fitzgerald continues to defy age.

The Cardinals have a talented defense led by cornerback Patrick Peterson, but they'll be in for a challenge after cutting loose Pro Bowl Safety, Tyrann Mathieu. If the defense can hold its ground and Bradford or Rosen can lead the offense successfully, Fitzgerald just might lead his team to its first Super Bowl.

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