The Arizona Cardinals defensive line depth just became even thinner as they inch closer to their season finale against the Seattle Seahawks.
After head coach Jonathan Gannon announced that defensive lineman Dante Stills (knee) is out for the game this Sunday, the Cardinals released Kevin Strong.
Strong had 46 tackles and 2.5 sacks in 14 games as his first season in the valley has came to an end.
Prior to him becoming a Cardinal, he spent three seasons with the Detroit Lions and two with the Tennessee Titans.
Strong played 50 games across six seasons as a whole with 3.5 tackles and 95 tackles.
With this move, only Phil Hoskins, Roy Lopez and Naquan Jones remain a part of Arizona’s defensive line on the active roster.
Now, Strong will have to look elsewhere for another opportunity in the NFL.
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