Cardinals' Offseason: Who's Leading Strength & Conditioning?

On March 31st, the Arizona Cardinals kick off Phase 1 of their offseason program on April

7th, focusing on strength and conditioning, but there's a big question mark outside

the building, who's actually leading those sessions when players show up.

Last year, the team had a staff of six in sports performance, with five brought in three

years ago when General Manager Monty Austin Ford arrived, including folks like Director

Shay Thompson and head coach Evan Marcus, though some roles shifted, and one assistant

got cut.

Injuries hammered the Cardinals last season, putting them at the top of the league

in Miss Games, so new head coach Michael LaFour made player health.

A top priority right from his hiring, stressing the need to keep guys on the field.

Earlier this week at the league meetings, LaFour got pressed on the staff situation,

and Austin Ford's plans, but he kept it general, saying, there, good to go for Phase 1

ready to tweak as needed.

With players reporting in just about a week, eyes are on the website for those names to drop,

setting the tone for how the cards build back stronger.

This offseason, NFL news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on Game Day, I'm

Cori with the story.