Cardinals' Draft Day Blunder Leads to Love

0:00On April 24th, Arizona Cardinals had a wild draft day slip-up when they tried calling running back Jeremiah Love with the wrong phone number. General manager Monty Osonfort owned it straight up to the media, saying it caused the delay before they fixed it and snag Love with their pick. Once they dialed right, Love got the news he was heading to the desert to kick off his pro career. He marks the highest drafted backs in Sequan Barclay when second overall, back in 2018 with the Giants. Fans and analysts lit up over the story, turning it into prime, draft lore. For the Cardinals, it's a fresh start at running back, but the real buzz is their quarterback void after parting ways with Kyler Murray leaving them. With vets like Jacobi Berset and Gardner Minshew. Now they're hunting long-term signal callers, with eyes on Carson Beck after his monster 2025 at Miami 3813. Yards and 30 touchdowns, plus that national title game run. His Georgia backup days add polish for a rebuild.

1:03Other arms like Garrett Nussmeyer, Drew Aller and Diego Pavia remain on the board in today too, with just Fernando Mendoza and Ty Simpson Gonzo. Far, Arizona's building something special, one corrected call at a time. That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI.