Cardinals Draft Defensive Tackles for Nasty Front

0:00It's April 23rd. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. The Arizona Cardinals are eyeing defensive tackles across the 2026 NFL Draft to shore up their line. They've drafted a DT in the first round two years running, but with their spot, they'll likely hunt value from top to bottom unless they trade around. Top Prospect Caden McDonald, out of Ohio State, could go first off the board in Round 1, forcing Arizona to maneuver if they won him. Plus love is upside as the class leader. Fans and analysts see real depth here, with guys like 6 with 3, 318-pound Lee Hunter from Texas Tech, bringing 10.5. Tackles for loss, or Athletic Grayson Halton from Oklahoma at 293 pounds with 3.5 sacks last year. These picks could transform their run defense. Debra into the draft, standouts include Caleb Proctor from Southeastern Louisiana, who blazed a 4.7940 at 6 foot 2, and Alabama's massive Tim Keenan III, a three-year captain

1:05at 327 pounds. Late rounds offer gyms like Navy's Landon Robinson, an injury comeback kid, Skyler Gill Howard. That depth give the Cardinals flexibility to build without reaching, setting up a nasty front for years to come.