What has to happen next?

[Arz101]

1. Defense has to mix in some man coverages and Jumbo packages to stop run.

2. Wilks has to take over defensive play calling.

3. Give David Johnson 30 touches a game.
21-24 runs to keep Rosen healthy.

4. Brandon Williams cut. Jamar Taylor, Buccanon needs to be traded.

5. Dress, preferably, 8 OL players every game. Only the fully healthy ones.

6. TJ Logan has speed. Activate Logan for kickoff returns.

7. Moratorium on seven step drops for rest of year. 3-4 RPO plays every game. Most of the pass plays should be on play action.

8. Play players like Corey Cunningham where you see potential for next year.

9.. Wilks should have redeem points for productivity promotion at work. If they win 4 of the 9 games remaining, butt tattoo for Wilks should be on the table.




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[slanidrac16]

Fully agree with 6 but he should also be incorporated into 5 or 6 plays on offense. 7. Fully agree. The only time we should have a seven step drop is an obvious running situation And ONLY if we have established some semblance of a running game.

 

[jmt]

You forgot cut JJ Nelson.

 

[don7031]

A-gap blitzes. The Cardinals run a nickel defense the entire game and blitz off the edge. They need to mix it up.

Quit running up the middle against loaded boxes. If the defense has 7 or 8 defenders in the box, they are in man coverage on the outside. Put Nelson and Johnson out there and corners have to respect the speed. It's a free five yards.

 

[azsouthendzone]

1. Lose out and get the #1 pick

2. Protect Rosen even if that means Bradford starts.

3. Fire Wilks

4. Trade the #1 pick for mutiple picks

4. With a stash of draft picks and money to spend on FA and a franchise QB, go get a HC that actually knows what he is doing. Doesn't have to be an NFL veteran coach. Could be a coordinator that has more than 1 year experience in that role. Could be a college head coach. Just get a coach that actually understands how to get the most of what players he has and understands the basic principles of coaching a team, like when to use time outs ect.

 

[DVontel]

1. Lose out and get the #1 pick

2. Protect Rosen even if that means Bradford starts.

3. Fire Wilks

4. Trade the #1 pick for mutiple picks

4. With a stash of draft picks and money to spend on FA and a franchise QB, go get a HC that actually knows what he is doing. Doesn't have to be an NFL veteran coach. Could be a coordinator that has more than 1 year experience in that role. Could be a college head coach. Just get a coach that actually understands how to get the most of what players he has and understands the basic principles of coaching a team, like when to use time outs ect.

Why pass up generational talents like Bosa & Oliver just to acquire some extra picks?

When is the last time the trading back team has actually won or has made successful picks?

If trade back, it should start with the 2nd then 3rd rounders.

 

[Harry]

1. Defense has to mix in some man coverages and Jumbo packages to stop run.

2. Wilks has to take over defensive play calling.

3. Give David Johnson 30 touches a game.
21-24 runs to keep Rosen healthy.

4. Brandon Williams cut. Jamar Taylor, Buccanon needs to be traded.

5. Dress, preferably, 8 OL players every game. Only the fully healthy ones.

6. TJ Logan has speed. Activate Logan for kickoff returns.

7. Moratorium on seven step drops for rest of year. 3-4 RPO plays every game. Most of the pass plays should be on play action.

8. Play players like Corey Cunningham where you see potential for next year.

9.. Wilks should have redeem points for productivity promotion at work. If they win 4 of the 9 games remaining, butt tattoo for Wilks should be on the table.

I’m good with much of this. 30 carries for DJ is too many. Stupid there’s no real backup. You can do 7 step drops if the run screens and short passes. If they can get some small holes they might actually be able to use play action.

 

[azsouthendzone]

Why pass up generational talents like Bosa & Oliver just to acquire some extra picks?

When is the last time the trading back team has actually won or has made successful picks?

If trade back, it should start with the 2nd then 3rd rounders.

What?!?!?!?!? No bro, the #1 pick is worth several first round picks. I think you are severely underestimating the value of that pick.

 

[mjb21aztd]

win more than 5 games next yr if not fire wilks and pray rosen confidence isnt shot to hell....

 

[mjb21aztd]

You forgot cut JJ Nelson.

Nelson is like a fast skillet hands absolutely useless

 

[CardsFan88]

With the #1 pick it is possible you can trade down to 2-4 and still get the best non-QB in the draft.

If you trade from 1 to 3, so a team can get a QB, you are guaranteed one of Oliver or Bosa. It all depends how things shake out.

What we should hope for if we get the #1 pick, is that whoever lands #2 needs a QB, ala Giants. If someone is sitting at 3 or 4, we move down, pick up a bunch of picks and get the non-QB guy we wanted in the first place.

Past doesn't necessarily mean prologue, but it seems ever year there are multiple trade ups for QB's, many involving the #1 pick.

Heck even #5 might get us one of those two.

What plays in our favor is that many of these top end QB's have been playing very good, very early.

 

[Arz101]

5 games this year or next? They should win a minimum of 7 games next year if Wilks is kept.

win more than 5 games next yr if not fire wilks and pray rosen confidence isnt shot to hell....

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