Monti knows what he's doing. The Cards are gathering players who fit the culture of the team. That's awesome.

I love all the "Couch GM" comments, in this thread. From where we were with SK, Monti is a HUGE upgrade!

THANKS FOR THE QUESTIONS!

Honestly think we did horrible yesterday. Was so excited and we took guys at spots that we could have waited til next round..

Just got to trust in the process

So just for day 3 keep an eye on guys that played in the senior bowl

I hope u guys know what you’re doing with those 3rd round picks.

rise up red sea

Could’ve drafted a consensus top 5 CB in the draft but instead they trade down to 43, miss out on Cooper and Kool Aid, and draft a guy who is a sleeper and ranked around #10 for CB’s in the draft. So again have to wonder more if their corners will be good enough. Should’ve just taken one of the best available at 35. The Eagles were able to get 2 of the top 5 corners in the draft because of that too.

Still a better day than Suns

Rough day man...

My problem is with Tip. Our linbacking core is the weakest in the league & we have a really good TE. Melton & Benson are ballers tho

For the TE just remember everyone was saying the same thing about Trey Mcbride when he was drafted. That we already had TEs why are ee vettong him. It was a reach etc.

Losers Arizona Cardinals Monti Ossenfort and Co. held seven picks in the top 90, marking the highest total for any team since the Cowboys' 1991 class. Why, then, does it feel as though the Cardinals came away with so few building blocks? Florida State running back Trey Benson might be somewhat of a luxury given the presence of James Conner. Tight end is one of the few secure spots on this roster thanks to breakout target Trey McBride, but that didn't stop the Cardinals from nabbing Illinois' Tip Reiman, whose most notable football-related achievement to date is convincing people at the NFL scouting combine that he doesn't think birds are real. While Marvin Harrison Jr. should elevate the aerial attack in short order, the roster still seems like it's lagging beyond the rest of the NFL - and at a time when it could have undergone a full relaunch.

Arizona need a NFL sized QB that isn’t fragile like Karl Murphy. KM is just too tiny and breakable to lead a team or even make it to the playoffs as we have seen with Pee Wee 2.0 trying to see over the defensive line. Every play being a backyard scramble play is not a game plan week in and week out or sustainable. Karl gets hit and fold like a cheap lawn chair. He’s just too petit and fragile. He lives on the side arm throw because he cannot see over full sized elite NFL players. He may have been good in college, but not now in the BIG LEAGUES. Arizona Cardinals need to fire head coach and managers making these poor decisions. Move Short Stack Murphy out so the offense can thrive with the new acquisitions.