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Cardinals' Free Agent Signings: Underwhelming or Strategic?

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Arizona Cardinals make depth moves, hire new coach, but fans remain skeptical of teams prospects in 2023.

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Cardinals' Free Agent Signings: Underwhelming or Strategic?

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Seattle Seahawks News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cardinals' Free Agent Signings: Underwhelming or Strategic?. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 13th, the Arizona Cardinals announced six free agents signings this week as noted by reporter Adam Schefter on X. The group includes running back Tyler Algear, seen as the standout addition, plus quarterback Gardner-Minshue, offensive lineman Matt Pryor and Elijah Wilkinson, long snapper Casey Criter, and defensive lineman Jonah Williams. These moves follow the team's release of quarterback Kyler Murray in the offseason. Despite having plenty of salary cap room, Arizona focused on debt pieces rather than big splashes. Fans and analysts view the signings as underwhelming, fitting a pattern of mediocrity. Since 2021, the Cardinals have posted losing records, including multiple seasons with four or fewer wins, and they've cycled through two. Head coaches. Hoping to turn things around, the team hired Michael Flore as the new head coach. He brings experience from working under Kyle Shanahan and Sean McVey, but the quarterback lineup of Jacobi Brasett and Minshue lacks punch.

Meanwhile, Seattle Seahawks supporters can pencil in two victories over Arizona in 2026, easing the path amid tougher matchups with the Rams and 49ers.

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