Arizona Cardinals using 2 different strategies O-line
One one side, the Cardinals are adding a pricier, known player. On the other are many options, albeit questionable ones.
The Arizona Cardinals have made many offseason moves on the offensive line. They swapped out their starting left guard, releasing Evan Brown and signing Isaac Seumalo to a three-year deal worth $10. 5 million per year.
However, they have taken two very different approaches addressing the left and right sides of the line. Left side: Add high-quality player The Cardinals went with paying the 32-year-old Seumalo (he will turn 33 this season) a solid contract on the left side. They have Paris Johnson handling left tackle, and Seumalo is a very good left guard.
He is aging, but he didn't command big guard money. He is a proven, solid commodity and should, with Johnson, be a great duo on the left side. Their approach to the right side of the line has been quite different.
Right side: Add bodies The Cardinals have not re-signed Jonah Williams, Will Hernandez or Kelvin Beachum. Isaiah Adams, Jon Gaines and Hayden Conner return at guard. Josh Fryar, Christian Jones and Demontrey Jacobs return at tackle They signed Elijah Wilkinson to a two-year contract.