Cardinals' Run Game Revamp: Love & Bisontis

0:00It's April 25th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered football briefing. The Arizona Cardinals just dropped some serious hints about their 2026 game plan in the NFL draft. They grabbed running back Jeremiah Love early on day 2, then snagged offensive guard Chase Bisonnis from Texas A&M right after. These picks scream one thing, they're building a smash-mouth run game under new head coach Michael Floor. Last season, Arizona's rushing attack was straight trash, ranking seconds at last in yards per game. Stuff like high run stuff rates in low yards before contact, expose big holes up front thanks to injuries on the line and in the backfield, plus. Falling behind and passing too much. Fans and analysts are buzzing because this flips the script from sexy passing dreams with stars like Tray McBride and Marvin Harrison Jr. La Flure is all about explosives, those big plays that win games, saying getting the ball to play makers anywhere, even backs, creates that edge without.

1:01Needing perfect calls. By sent his spits perfect as a nasty interior blocker, and he's hyped to pay polls for Love after watching him torches defense in college. He called it awesome to team up now. Meanwhile, the staff hasn't spilled more yet, but the message is clear. With these moves, the Cardinals are stacking the deck to pound the rock and light up scoreboards. Expect that ground game to roar come fall.