Cardinals Sign Seven UDFAs, Boost Roster Depth

0:00It's April 28th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI, I'm Cory with the story. The Arizona Cardinals just beefed up their roster by agreeing to terms with seven undrafted free agents. These deals are pending physicals and once all draftees are locked in, they'll hit 91 players total. That's the max allowed. Thanks to a roster exemption for offensive tackle, Valentine's Sin in the International Player Pathway Program. They grabbed talent from all over, cornered back Elijah Culp from James Madison, offensive lineman Kanina de Canberra from Arizona, tied in James and Gears. From Minnesota, edge rusher Cameron Robertson from SMU, wide receiver Harrison Wallace III from Mississippi, defensive lineman demonic Williams, from Oklahoma and safety, wide eight Williams, Jr. from Mississippi. Fans are buzzing about these under the radar gyms, especially Wallace, who hauled in 61 catches for 934 yards and four, scores last year.

1:02He's got smooth, route running skills that had some scouts eyeing him for late rounds. Gears brings blocking grit, while the Canberra held down center with a tiny 1.9% pressure rate against the pass. On defense, Robertson flashed with six acts and a 12.2% pressure rate last season, though he's strongest stuffing the run. Sonic Williams packs a 305-pound frame at 6 foot 1, perfect for clogging lanes, and widened Williams' captives career with three. Picks and 10 pass breakups in the SEC. These signings give the Cardinals depth, heading into training camp, blending raw potential with proven college tape could be the spark for some. Prize roster battles come cut down day.