The Arizona Cardinals completed their eight-week offseason program on June 12. Those workouts provided some insights about Jonathan Gannon's team.
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But there will likely be a few key differences. The Cardinals repeatedly spoke about tweaking how they work off-schedule, so that they can turn Kyler Murray’s creative ability into more big plays. They also said the offense will incorporate more pre-snap motions and disguises.
“You either feel pressure or apply it,” Gannon said. “That’s a way to apply pressure to the defense.”
About time. Took 2 years for them to see it?
There’s one area, though, in which fans might be frustrated to see the offense look similar: Offensive coordinator Drew Petzing said that he still envisions Marvin Harrison Jr. being used as a field stretcher — a role in which he was seldom effective last season.
Waiting to see if he keeps his word and if KM can make the throws
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