Cardinals Really Are One Ingredient Away From Success

ARIZONA — The Arizona Cardinals' efforts along the offensive side of the ball have been noticeable, and while the future of the quarterback position in a post-Kyler Murray still very much is up for grabs, the Cardinals have to like what they've got going so far.

The Cardinals hired head coach Mike LaFleur this offseason, who very much could be the next innovative offensive mind in the NFL after spending years of understudy work with Sean McVay and Kyle Shanahan.

A bad offensive line from last season was re-tooled with the signing of left guard Isaac Seumalo and right guard Chase Bisontis, who was drafted with the team's second-round pick. Left tackle Paris Johnson Jr. and center Hjalte Froholdt give the team four solidified spots along the offensive line.

The rushing attack was upgraded heavily with the additions of Tyler Allgeier (free agency) and Jeremiyah Love (No. 3 overall pick in the draft) while James Conner re-worked his contract to remain with the Cardinals this season. That's a fairly loaded room not even counting Trey Benson or Bam Knight.

The tight end room is home to one of the league's best in Trey McBride, who is fresh off a career year and has been dominant his last two seasons wearing a Cardinals uniform. Elijah Higgins and Tip Reiman both bring varying skillsets behind him to allow Arizona to operate in multi-TE sets.

Receiver is headlined by names such as Marvin Harrison Jr. and Michael Wilson. Kendrick Bourne was signed via free agency this offseason to give Arizona a fun WR3 in a room that has potential in many facets.

Everything, from play-caller to offensive line, seems to be there for the Cardinals. Except quarterback.

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