Vanden Bosch was drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in the second round of the 2001 NFL Draft.
In his injury-abbreviated rookie season he finished with 12 tackles (6 solo), one quarterback sack, one hurry, one pass defended and one
fumble return for touchdown.
In 2002, he returned from reconstructive knee surgery to lead Arizona with four quarterback sacks, nine hurries and eight tackles for loss in 16 starts.
He also totaled 66 tackles and one fumble recovery.
Kyle was on injured reserve for the entire 2003 season after suffering a torn ACL in left knee.
In 2004, he saw action in every game for Cardinals, including one start and totaled 15 tackles.
Vanden Bosch was drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in the second round of the 2001 NFL Draft. In his injury-abbreviated rookie season he finished with 12 tackles (6 solo), one quarterback sack, one hurry, one pass defended and one
fumble return for touchdown. In 2002, he returned from reconstructive knee surgery to lead Arizona with four quarterback sacks, nine hurries and eight tackles for loss in 16 starts. He also totaled 66 tackles and one fumble recovery. Kyle was on injured reserve for the entire 2003 season after suffering a torn ACL in left knee. In 2004, he saw action in every game for Cardinals, including one start and totaled 15 tackles.
Kyle Vanden Bosch