Cardinals' Free Agency Moves Signal 2027 Contention
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The Arizona Cardinals, with a dismal 19-49 record over the past four seasons, are making a bold move in free agency to compete in 2026. General manager Monti Ossenfort and owner Michael Bidwill are focusing on veteran players to bolster the roster for new head coach Mike LaFleur. The teams free agent signings average 30.1 years old, with most deals being one or two years long. This strategy, however, raises questions about a true rebuild, especially with the teams recent struggles. Despite these concerns, the Cardinals project $193 million in cap space for 2027, setting the stage for a major roster overhaul. With a top draft choice and potential cash, the team is positioning itself for a contention run starting in 2027.
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