Timm Rosenbach
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I love valley product Taylor Lewan. He always talks about how proud he is to be from Arizona. I enjoy his podcast as well
2023 1st round pick is #6 Paris Johnson
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I love valley product Taylor Lewan. He always talks about how proud he is to be from Arizona. I enjoy his podcast as well
CardNots
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a rare bird indeed
You can't hide it from the combine scales though.
Speaking of free gear, my buddy from the Cards just did some spring cleaning of his locker and gave me all of the old stuff that he never wore! Score!
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Plus I appreciate that he thinks I can fit into a Large T-shirt. I tried it on and looked like fat Thor:
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Anyone wearing a Tillman jersey is an immediate friend of mine. Great job rook.
WisconsinCard
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Even after years those change as well.
Cardinals rookie Paris Johnson spent the offseason picking the brain of D.J. Humphries
The Cardinals used the sixth overall pick in the 2023 NFL draft on Paris Johnson, who might be their left tackle of the future.
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The Cardinals haven’t figured out where Johnson is going to play along their offensive line as a rookie, with both of last year’s starting tackles, Humphries and Kelvin Beachum, back this year. But Humphries thinks Johnson will do what it takes to fit in.
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Top six pick should play right away, this franchise is not competitive, they need to grow the young guys and let them play as much snaps as possible.Cardinals rookie Paris Johnson spent the offseason picking the brain of D.J. Humphries
The Cardinals used the sixth overall pick in the 2023 NFL draft on Paris Johnson, who might be their left tackle of the future.
The Cardinals haven’t figured out where Johnson is going to play along their offensive line as a rookie, with both of last year’s starting tackles, Humphries and Kelvin Beachum, back this year. But Humphries thinks Johnson will do what it takes to fit in.
Its silly to think to play Beachum instead of Paris Johnson
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He’s gonna play, the question is where.
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If he is more comfortable to play at left tackle he must play there, u don't ruin the investment playing him out of position cause u have to play Humphries
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When a veteran is not a top 10 on his position he must offer more versatility but instead they demand rookies to play out of position and wasting time in their learning curve
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Things have changed.
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Dude looks like he will be good, but I saw at least two holds that would be called in the NFL. Especially since he is the LT on that play and he was holding with his left hand. Makes it easy to spot.
kerouac9
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Not only that, but there are a lot of cuts where the guy is handling like a DB coming on a shown blitz.
I feel pretty good he'll be a fine B+ player, but every first-round pick has moments like this when playing Maryland and MSU.
Yuma
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I think they work on his technique, and he will be a good OL. You have to be happy they are spending draft capital to address the OL. They have been needing to do this instead of getting Free Agent retreads.
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He looks solid and aggressive - the kind of guy that will be a mainstay on a line and stays around for 5+ years.
Yuma
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Hopefully 10+
C
Completely agree.. hump should have been cut instead of extended last year.
What I see is a dude who has 36"+ long arms and knows it.
It's almost not fair. His arms are like 3-4" longer than everyone else's.
It's almost not fair. His arms are like 3-4" longer than everyone else's.
gmabel830
It's football season!!
I still think we'll cut Hump after this year... We'd be paying him around $16M in yearly cash and his cap hit is around $23M in both 2024 and 2025. We'd incur a $13.8M cap hit if we cut him (which we could spread over those two years if we wanted). So if we spread it over those two years, we'd create about $16M in cap space both years by moving on.
Stout
Hold onto the ball, Murray!
Um, wat?
Crimson Warrior
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I don't get the focus on this board of cutting players to free up cap space.
Is the superbowl won by players or cap space?
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