The Arizona Cardinals have a handful of possibilites they can go in the 2025 NFL Draft, where they own the 16th overall selection. Though you can ne

One might think the Arizona Cardinals have a pressing need at cornerback this offseason. They really don't. They signed Sean Murphy-Bunting to a three-year deal last offseason. They drafted Max Melton in the second round last year.

One year after making 12 selections in the NFL draft — more than any other team — the Arizona Cardinals have just five picks this year. They traded their sixth-rounder to Denver for Baron Browning at the deadline and previously sent their seventh-rounder to Carolina to acquire Robbie Anderson.

In his first mock draft of the offseason, NFL.com’s Lance Zierlein went out on a limb with the Panthers’ first-round pick.

With the Cardinals on the board at No. 16, Marshall pass rusher Mike Green was on the board. He was tempting, but there were a pair of promising pass rushers available. The Seahawks wanted the 16th pick and gave up the 18th pick, a third-round pick (No. 82 overall) and a sixth-round pick to move up two spots.

The offseason for NFL teams means that we are flooded with NFL mock drafts. For the Bucs, they are one of the harder teams to fill the needs of in the NFL Draft since they have some key positions