Cardinals Rough Draft: OG D.J. Campbell
Round 6: Offensive line will need immediate depth with future starting capabilities
AUSTIN, TX - NOVEMBER 01: Offensive lineman DJ Campbell #52 of the Texas Longhorns readies to pass block during the SEC college football between Texas Longhorns and Vanderbilt Commodores on November 1, 2025, at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, TX. (Photo by David Buono/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Arizona Cardinals filled many of their offensive line needs with good signings in the free agency period. The left guard spot is now solved with former Pittsburgh Steelers veteran Isaac Semualo coming to the desert.
The right guard job is up for grabs and may or may not be resolved. RELATED: ROUGH DRAFT OT FRANCIS MAUIGOA PROFILE Currently, the RG position is listed on the depth chart by Isaiah Adams with newly signed Matt Pryor as his backup. Adams played quite a bit this past season with mixed results – most of it was not good.
Pryor could very well take that spot during training camp. In this year’s NFL draft, a developmental offensive guard would be a great idea to groom for a future starting lineup. This year’s class is chock-full of potential in the middle rounds, and one of the most intriguing players in that range is Texas OG D.
J. Campbell. OG Devon “DJ” Campbell Draft projection: Round 6 Cardinals pick: #183 Specifics: College: Texas Height: 6’-3” Weight: 313 pounds 40-time: 5.