Cardinals Snag Bisontis, Boost Offensive Line

0:00On April 25th, the Arizona Cardinals are beefing up their offensive line after a rough season, snagging offensive guard chased by Santis from Texas A&M, with the 34th pick in the second round. This comes right after they hired Michael Flore as offensive coordinator, signed 11 free agents including four linemen and grab running back. Jeremiah Love, the top offensive talent at number three overall. By Santis, pronounced B-S-A-H-N-T-S, was the 39th ranked prospect heading into the draft, a steal for General Manager Monty Austin for targeting those line woes hit on. Hailing from Ramsey, New Jersey, this 6-foot-5, 315-pound beast, was the top recruit in his state in number two nationally, among offensive linemen out of high school. He started 35 of 36 college games at A&M, playing tackle and guard, earned freshman All-American honors and racked up strong SEC, nods. What stands out is his quick feet for an interior guy, heavy hands and pass protection,

1:01only four sacks allowed in three tough seasons and a connection, with Cardinal's line coach Justin Frye, who recruited him hard at Ohio State. He's a Jim Rat with core strength and pulling skills, though he needs to clean up 19 penalties and handle bull rushes better. Cardinal Spans, expected by Santis to anchor that line early, bringing that business-like grind to protect the new backfield weapons and turn this. Offense around? This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with The Story.