2026 Arizona Off Season Thread

[Adrian]

Arizona Sports
@azsports
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"This is voluntary, so that's where we'll leave it."

Cardinals head coach Mike LaFleur says everything is good from a dialogue standpoint with Jacoby Brissett amid his ask for a raise.

 

[daves]

I wondered who that was. I didn't think it could be Schaub. The guy is huge.

As one of the X commenters wrote: Its nice to see the QB be the tallest one in the group photo instead of the shortest.

 

[Adrian]

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What's the early read on Cardinals' Mike LaFleur-led offense? - Arizona Sports

It hasn't taken long for Cardinals playmakers to understand (or even love) the philosophy behind first-year head coach Mike LaFleur's offense.

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As Work With Veterans Begins, Chase Bisontis Knows Competition Is In His Blood

Second-round rookie should compete for starting role at right guard

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[Adrian]

Chase Bisontis focused on being 'that guy' for Cardinals OL - Arizona Sports

While many have Cardinals rookie OL Chase Bisontis penciled in at right guard, he's looking to contribute wherever he's needed most.

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[Adrian]

No Longer In Louisiana: Kaleb Proctor Learning Life As Professional

First FCS player drafted, defensive lineman was selected in the fourth round

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Bo Brack

@BoBrack
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The Arizona Cardinals have officially signed second round pick OL Chase Bisontis to his four-year rookie contract. His deal is fully guaranteed, per @AaronWilson_NFLThe Cards have inked 5/7 draft picks with only QB Carson Beck & DL Kaleb Proctor unsigned
@PHNX_Cardinals

 

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Aaron Wilson
@AaronWilson_NFL
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#Cardinals are signing second-round offensive guard Chase Bisontis,
@AggieFootball
standout blocker, to a four-year, fully guaranteed $13.376 million contract, per #NFL source, that includes a $6.188 million signing bonus. Bisontis, drafted 34th overall, is represented by @SPORTSTARSNYC Jon Perzley and Dan Scardigno

 

[Dr. Jones]

#Culture

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[kerouac9]

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This isn’t really a fair analysis; I’m not sure why it’s useful as more than trivia.

The difference between Washington and Houston is 15 TDs. That’s three TDs per year — less than one every five games. But presented visually like this, you have to look all the way down like this is a big deal.

 

[Chopper0080]

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I am real curious to see how Will Johnson looks this year.

 

[Dr. Jones]

This isn’t really a fair analysis; I’m not sure why it’s useful as more than trivia.

The difference between Washington and Houston is 15 TDs. That’s three TDs per year — less than one every five games. But presented visually like this, you have to look all the way down like this is a big deal.

Stop being so right all the time!

 

[football karma]

The difference between Washington and Houston is 15 TDs.

isnt it 30, or 6 per year?

maybe worth 3 wins a year?

 

[daves]

This isn’t really a fair analysis; I’m not sure why it’s useful as more than trivia.

The difference between Washington and Houston is 15 TDs. That’s three TDs per year — less than one every five games. But presented visually like this, you have to look all the way down like this is a big deal.

It's not really an analysis, it's just a list based on statistics, so I don't think there's anything "fair" or "unfair" about it - it simply illustrates which defenses have been the best and worst over the last 5 years.

The difference between Washington and Houston is 30 TDs, not 15. That seems far from insignificant.

The difference between Arizona and Pittsburgh is 50 TDs. 10 TDs per year is definitely significant.