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Fans pleased with Cardinals second round draft pick

Originally posted on Burn City Sports | By Jacob Hardin | Last updated 4/28/23

At #41 overall, the Arizona Cardinals have selected LB BJ Ojulari out of LSU.

During his three-season college career, Ojulari recorded 128 total tackles, 16.5 sacks, and forced two fumbles. His 126 QB pressures since 2020 trailed only behind Alabama’s Will Anderson Jr., who went #3 overall.

In 2022, he was also a first-team All-SEC selection

LSU EDGE BJ Ojulari is going to the Cardinals at No. 41 pic.twitter.com/scW6ojxBwF

— B/R Gridiron (@brgridiron) April 28, 2023

ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper had Ojulari drafted #43 overall, right around where the Cardinals picked him up.

Overall, fans were pleased with the pick and how the draft has played out for the Cardinals through the first two rounds.

BJ Ojulari:

-Over 4 pressures per game in the last 2 seasons
-Extremely High Character Guy
-Great tape vs Broderick Jones who went pick #14
-LSU team captain and Wore 18 at LSU which is a number that you must earn at LSU

— K1SinceDay1 (@KSzn2021) April 29, 2023

With the 41st pick in the 2023 NFL the #AZCardinals pick EDGE BJ Ojulari!

HUGE Pick Up! #BirdGang

— The AZ sports fan! (@TheAZsportsfan1) April 28, 2023

Love what Monti Ossenfort is doing for the Cardinals. Keeps acquiring draft capital and still lands one of the best prospects available in BJ Ojulari. Explosive pass rusher who has one of the most developed pass rush plans. Can win with speed and power: pic.twitter.com/6RrQD5hEBN

— Bobby Football (@Rob__Paul) April 28, 2023

I love BJ Ojulari. I had a 1st round grade. He might be the bendiest edge rusher in this draft. Great pick.

— Vance Meek (@vancemeek) April 28, 2023

I really hope and pray that Gannon will see that Myjai Sanders can absolutely ball. Him and BJ Ojulari are gonna be great for us for years on years bro. @MyjaiSanders

— ‘ (@HoodieHopkinss) April 29, 2023

The Cardinals next pick will come at #72 in the third round.

This article first appeared on Burn City Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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