Arizona Cardinals minicamp takeaways: Will Johnson, Isaiah Adams, Kyler Murray
Arizona Cardinals minicamp takeaways: Will Johnson, Isaiah Adams, Kyler Murray Jess Root and Seth Cox discuss their thoughts about the Cardinals on the podcast from minicamp and the offseason program
The Arizona Cardinals have concluded their offseason program this week with their three days of mandatory minicamp. Now they are off until training camp, which will begin on July 22.
With the conclusion of minicamp, cohost Seth Cox and I spoke about what we could take away from it and the offseason program on the newest episode of the podcast.
We spoke of the following:
Our basic takeaways from the offseason program
Rookie cornerback Will Johnson's injury
Second-year guard Isaiah Adams in the starting role
Kyler Murray entering his prime
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