Who was the Cardinals best addition this 2026 offseason?

Why Seumalo will be the best addition:

The Cardinals were bottom five in sacks allowed and the second-worst run game in the league. While the quality of running backs weren’t there, the offensive line was a joke. Ossenfort signed plenty of veteran offensive lineman to one-year deals to add depth, but no serious answers to the team’s biggest problem. That was until Seumalo’s signing.

Seumalo had a Pro Football Focus grade of 74.8, which ranks 12th amongst 81 eligible guards. The 32 years old 78.5 pass-block grade ranks third in his position group. In 770 snaps, he only allowed 15 total pressures and had zero penalties. Him joining Paris Johnson Jr. on the left side solidifies that part of the line to open up lanes for premier position players like Love.

Seumalo’s comments during the introductory press conference where he stated that money was the biggest reason he signed to the franchise could be a little concerning. As many players out of their prime go to the highest bidder to waste away their final years in the NFL. However, Seumalo’s production just last year, and being a Pro Bowler in 2024, shows he is just getting better with age.

He brings a maturity to the line that was missing with the younger players like Johnson, Hjalte Froholdt and rookie Chase Bisontis. Head coach Mike LaFleur’s impressive scheme will surely help with the growing process to build chemistry and turn one of the worst offensive lines to among the league’s best in a year.