Cardinals Draft Karson Sharar: Speed & Versatility

On April 25th, the Arizona Cardinals just snagged Iowa linebacker Carson Sherar in the 6th round,

183rd overall pick.

This 5th year senior boss last season, with 83 tackles, 12 for loss,

showing off that raw speed to chase down Runner's quick.

Shar flew under the radar until this year, but his downhill charge and hip flip make him a field-tilter.

He fits coach Monti Austin for its mold perfectly, blending special teams grit with leader vibes

and versatility across linebacker spots.

Fans and scouts see him sliding in as a backup inside linebacker behind vets like Mac Wilson

and newcomers Jack Gibbons.

His impact starts on special teams, where he can spark big plays, building toward more

snaps down the line.

This developmental gym joins a solid haul already, Notre Dame running back, Jeremiah Love,

at 3rd overall, Texas A&M Guard chased by Santis at 34th, Miami quarterback Carson

Beck at 65th, Southeastern Louisiana defensive tackle, Caleb Proctor at 104th, and Texas.

Tech wide-out Reggie Virgil, and 143rd.

One more pick left in the 7th round at 217th, so the cards wrap this draft eyeing that

future speed and hustle Sherar brings to.

The mix?

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I'm Corey, with the story.