Cardinals' Offensive Line Overhaul

For the NFL, it's March 21st, and here's what's going on.

The Arizona Cardinals General Manager, Monty Austinfort, has made several key moves in

free agency to rebuild their offense after a rough season.

He's brought in backup quarterback Gardner Minshue, running back's Tyler Algear in Tyler

Knight, left guard Isaac Cimalo, right tackle Josh.

Wilkinson, wide receivers Kendrick Bourne and Taekwan Fahoko, plus depth pieces like Matt

Pryor, Olis de Meca Udo, and blocking Titan Breven, Hitoriano.

These signings came in the second wave of free agency, when players often wait for better

deals or just need a roster spot.

Austinfort targeted the interior offensive line hard, grabbing Cimalo as the top available

guard and Wilkinson to stabilize the right tackle.

This addresses major holes from last year, when the line ranked 26th and the run game collapsed

after injuries.

Wins and analysts see this as a smart overhaul, but the offensive lines woes last season

put pressure on young right guard Isaiah Adams, AB, third round pick, who struggle with penalties

and pressures in 11 starts.

Veterans like Evan Brown and Kelvin Beecham were let go or left unsigned, leaving the

unit in disarray.

The big question mark remains right guard, where Adams leaves the death chart over Pryor,

whose versatile, with a solid track record.

Other options include resigning injured free agent Will Hernandez, adding more free agents

like veteran Kevin Zitler, or James Daniels, or targeting.

Draft prospects with the number 3 pick, or by trading down.

Overall, this revamped line looks poised to protect the quarterback and open running lanes,

giving the cardinals a real shot to climb out of the NFC.

West Basement next fall.