Cardinals' Tight End Room Remains Elite

From NFL coverage, this is your March 19th update.

The Arizona Cardinals made some tweaks to their Titan group this off-season, but the big

question is if they're actually better now.

They let go of three backups.

Travis Vocalek, Josiah DeGuara, and Farrow Brown, while keeping their core players and

adding one new face.

Overall, it's a stable room that was already strong.

Vocalek missed time with a neck injury and wasn't tendered as a free agent.

DeGuara spent most of the year on the practice squad handling special teams, and Brown only

joined late in the season.

These were depth moves, not starters leaving.

The returning group looks solid, with Trey McBride leading the way, he's one of the best

tight-ends in the league.

Elijah Hagen's provides good support as the number two option.

Tip Riemann is back from an ankle injury and known for elite blocking, while Revolto

Fairweather sat out after joining late from ballast.

They brought in Tegan Kitoriano, who played every game last year for the Atlanta Falcons

after time with Houston.

He's mainly a special teams guy and will fight for a roster spot similar to what Vocalek

offered.

In the end, the Cardinals aren't improved at Titan, they're just as good as before.

With McBride at the top and a reliable backup crew, it's tough to upgrade a group that's

already elite.

More moves could come, but this position feels set.

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