Arizona Cardinals 2022 NFL Draft Recap
May 5, 2022
Instead of making a first-round pick, the Arizona Cardinals traded the No. 23 pick to the Baltimore Ravens for Marquise Brown and the No. 100 pick.
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Instead of making a first-round pick, the Arizona Cardinals traded the No. 23 pick to the Baltimore Ravens for Marquise Brown and the No. 100 pick.
Cameron Thomas is yet another pass-rusher that can be found on day two that will likely provide an immediate impact for whichever team drafts him.
After initially having three first-round picks, the Philadelphia Eagles now have two after making a trade with the New Orleans Saints.
The Green Bay Packers captured the NFC North title for a third consecutive season in 2021.
It is almost draft season in the NFL. With Conference Championship games tomorrow, the NFL season is near its end for almost every team.
There aren’t many true freshmen that have a natural scoring ability like Cameron Thomas. Playing for LSU last season, Thomas scored an insane 23 points per game. Now, this one number does not tell the whole story.
Instead of making a first-round pick, the Arizona Cardinals traded the No. 23 pick to the Baltimore Ravens for Marquise Brown and the No. 100 pick.
Cameron Thomas is yet another pass-rusher that can be found on day two that will likely provide an immediate impact for whichever team drafts him.
After initially having three first-round picks, the Philadelphia Eagles now have two after making a trade with the New Orleans Saints.
The Green Bay Packers captured the NFC North title for a third consecutive season in 2021.
It is almost draft season in the NFL. With Conference Championship games tomorrow, the NFL season is near its end for almost every team.
There aren’t many true freshmen that have a natural scoring ability like Cameron Thomas. Playing for LSU last season, Thomas scored an insane 23 points per game. Now, this one number does not tell the whole story.
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