The Arizona Cardinals usually have 3 Wide Receivers and 1 Tight End on most of their offensive plays. That allows for great flexibility in what plays can be called and what pass protections can be utilized. On a passing play a team can decide whether to keep both the tight end and the running back in pass protection or send both out into the route, depending on what look the defense shows. Additionally, with the tight end present, the team can run the ball either toward the strength of the formation or away from it, depending on the front shown by the defense.
The Cardinals’ defense is usually 3-4. A common defense in American football, the 3-4 features three down linemen and four linebackers (and, also, the four defensive backs). A common defense in American football, the 3-4 features three down linemen and four linebackers (and, also, the four defensive backs).
Head Coach: Kliff Kingsbury
Assistant Head Coach/Special teams coordinator: Jeff Rodgers
Defensive Coordinator: Vance Joseph
Run Game Coordinator/Offensive Line: Sean Kugler
Tight end:Â Steve Heiden
Bill Bidwell Fellowship:Â Jordan Hogan
Wide Receiver:Â Shawn Jefferson
Assistant Wide Receiver:Â Spencer Whipple
Assistant Offensive Line:Â Brian Natkin
Running Backs:Â James Saxon
Offensive Assistant:Â Don Shumpert/Jerry Sullivan
Quarterbacks. Jordan Hogan/Cam Turner
Defensive line:Â Brenton Buckner
Outside linebackers:Â Charlie Bullen
Linebackers:Â Bill Davis
Defensive Quality control:Â Rob Grosso
Defensive Assistant. Rusty:Â Mckinney
Defensive backs:Â Marcus Robertson
Cornerbacks:Â Greg Williams
Assistant Special Teams:Â Devin Fitzsimmons
Strength and Conditioning:Â Â Buddy Morris
Assistant Strength and Conditioning:Â Mark Naylor
1st round Pick 23
2nd round pick 53
3rd round pick 87
6th round pick 200 and 216
7th Round 242, 257, 259
