After winning just five matchups last fall, it’s quite obvious that the Arizona Cardinals talent evaluators have some work to do. Steve Keim has presided over four consecutive non-winning campaigns, so the pressure should be on the club’s eighth-year general manager to right the ship. The Cards front office has plenty of roster holes to fill, on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball.
One particular area of need for Arizona in 2020 is the backup quarterback spot. Rookie Kyler Murray managed to start all 16 games for the squad last season, but one never knows when disaster will strike.