Arizona Cardinals didn't even learn plays to start offseason program
The Arizona Cardinals have started their offseason program under new head coach Mike LaFleur, focusing on fundamental aspects of their offense. Instead of learning specific plays, the team is concentrating on pre-snap operations and terminology. The absence of quarterback Jacoby Brissett due to a contract dispute raises concerns about the impact on the team's adaptation to the new system.
- ▪The Cardinals are installing a new offense under head coach Mike LaFleur and offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett.
- ▪The team is prioritizing basic operations and fundamentals over specific plays at the start of OTAs.
- ▪Quarterback Jacoby Brissett's absence during voluntary workouts is significant as the team adjusts to a new offensive scheme.
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