Cardinals sign T/G Elijah Wilkinson

[BritCard]

He was the Falcons starting LG last year.

Cardinals Sign OT Elijah Wilkinson

The Arizona Cardinals officially signed OT Elijah Wilkinson to a contract on Tuesday. Wilkinson visited with the Cowboys last week. Wilkinson, 28, wound up going undrafted out of Massachusetts back in 2017. He later signed

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[Shane]

1 year and 1 million???

 

[kerouac9]

Injury case played only nine games.
Fourth team in four years.
#raisethefloor

 

[Dback Jon]

Injury case played only nine games.
Fourth team in four years.
#raisethefloor

Monti Raisethefloor

 

[BirdGangThing]

1 year and 1 million???

beat me to it lol

 

[PDXChris]

Injury case played only nine games.
Fourth team in four years.
#raisethefloor

With 13 new players on the OL, we should get a full season of play between them all outside of RT.

 

[AZCB34]

He was the piece of newspaper they put over the spill on the floor

Bottom of the #BirdCity cage?

 

[Harry]

Decent but not flashy. Better suited to G. Good strength, but slow afoot.

 

[ajcardfan]

Solid upgrade. Gave up 2 sacks and had 5 penalties in 9 games. That's like one game for Josh Jones.

 

[Stout]

If this is another one of our harmless/throw spaghetti at the wall 1 year deals, or 2-year deals that's really 1 year, okay. If, however, this move makes us not target IOL in the draft because we're "covered," not okay.

 

[BullheadCardFan]

If this is another one of our harmless/throw spaghetti at the wall 1 year deals, or 2-year deals that's really 1 year, okay. If, however, this move makes us not target IOL in the draft because we're "covered," not okay.

This shouldn't hamper the FO from drafting IOL help high in the draft

If it does then they are on some strange mission that makes no sense

 

[PJ1]

Filling out the roster. Little risk.

 

[Krangodnzr]

If this is another one of our harmless/throw spaghetti at the wall 1 year deals, or 2-year deals that's really 1 year, okay. If, however, this move makes us not target IOL in the draft because we're "covered," not okay.

I agree, but the caveat I will add is that I still don't want any reaches for IOL just because the Cardinals feel they have to add a prospect.

If the best available player at #34 is a CB, don't draft an IOL there.

 

[Proximo]

If this is another one of our harmless/throw spaghetti at the wall 1 year deals, or 2-year deals that's really 1 year, okay. If, however, this move makes us not target IOL in the draft because we're "covered," not okay.

The idea, which has been stated by both Gannon and Monti, is to not HAVE to draft any position but have people you can get by with if necessary.

In other words they want to do a true best available player draft strategy, which seems to make a lot of sense to me when you are basically weak at almost every position.

 

[Goldfield]

The idea, which has been stated by both Gannon and Monti, is to not HAVE to draft any position but have people you can get by with if necessary.

In other words they want to do a true best available player draft strategy, which seems to make a lot of sense to me when you are basically weak at almost every position.

It’s seems this is the best strategy when building a team to get the most talent not reaching for need. Unless your a contender and just need a few pieces to put you over the top.

 

[Stout]

The idea, which has been stated by both Gannon and Monti, is to not HAVE to draft any position but have people you can get by with if necessary.

In other words they want to do a true best available player draft strategy, which seems to make a lot of sense to me when you are basically weak at almost every position.

If that is the case, then I'm for it. It is really easy to slide away from BPA because you feel a position is already "covered" though, which is what I worry about.

 

[Ronin]

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[Krangodnzr]

If that is the case, then I'm for it. It is really easy to slide away from BPA because you feel a position is already "covered" though, which is what I worry about.

Let's say Deonte Banks or Steve Avila are on the board at #34, you take Banks because he has #1 corner upside and a CB is more valuable than a guard.

Without some of the depth signings on OL, the Cardinals would almost have to draft Avila.