Cardinals' Offseason: Quarterback, O-Line, Defense

For the NFL, it's March 20th.

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The Arizona Cardinals faced a rough off season, parting ways with long-time quarterback

Kyler Murray, and turning to Gardner-Minshu and Jacobi Berset under the room.

They also brought in new head coach Michael Flour, as free agency wrapped up.

But early power rankings paint a grim picture with a team-slotted near.

The bottom at around 31st or 32nd overall.

A few moves stood out, like adding offensive guard Isaac Somalo and running back Tyler

Algear to bolster the lines, yet bigger holes remain.

The offensive line still lacks a long-term right tackle, and the defensive front needs more

firepower despite past draft investments.

Analysts point to the quarterback spot as the biggest question mark, with no clear starter

or franchise guy in sight.

Without a strong plan, the cars risk another last place finish in the tough NFC West, where

even modest improvements might not be enough.

Experts suggest targeting a draft prospect like Alabama's Ty Simpson early in 2026 to avoid

waiting until 2027.

Defense graded poorly last year, hovering around 30th league-wide, and without major upgrades,

the outlook stays bleak.

As training camps approach, Arizona has plenty of work ahead to climb out of the basement

and compete.