Cardinals Host NFL Draft Prospect Treydan Stukes

0:00It's March 23rd. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Corey with the story. The Arizona Cardinals recently hosted NFL Draft Prospect Trade and Stukes, a safety from the Arizona Wildcats for an in-person visit. This comes as teams gear up for the upcoming draft, and Stukes has been busy connecting with several franchises. Earlier this month at the NFL Combine, he sat down for about 14 formal interviews with teams like the San Francisco 49ers Minnesota, Vikings, Chicago Bears, and others. He's also visited the Tennessee Titans and has more trips lined up, getting a close look at facilities and coaches. Meanwhile, the Cardinals revamped their safety group by losing Jalen Thompson in free agency, but picking up Andrew Wingard. They still count on stars like Buddha Baker, along with younger guys, Dadry and Taylor Demerson, and Kite and Crawford, making for a solid but top-heavy unit. Scout sees Stupes as a potential average starter down the line, praising

1:01his communication skills, quick reactions, and versatility to play multiple roles. After six college seasons and recovering from an ACL injury last year, he's one of the more season prospects available. His flexible skill set lines up nicely with what defensive coordinator Nick Rallis wants, so the Cardinals might keep him in mind as they hunt for the right fits on draft day.