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u/bootscallahan · 6 pointsr/nfl

The "All or Nothing" series on Amazon was really good. Also, the official NFL channel on Youtube has a lot of full games, including Super Bowls. As a Saints fan, I recommend watching Super Bowl XLIV. And definitely check out the "America's Game" episodes on all the Super Bowl winners.

u/RedSeaHasRosen · 5 pointsr/nfl

Well then, you're in luck!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_Arizona_Cardinals_season

https://www.amazon.com/All-Nothing-Arizona-Cardinals-Unrated/dp/B01GF3WPU8

u/distressed_bacon · 3 pointsr/nfl

https://www.amazon.com/All-Nothing-Arizona-Cardinals-Unrated/dp/B01GF3WPU8

u/tboneswoodhouse · 3 pointsr/nfl

Draft

|Round|Number|Player|Position|School
|--|--|--|--|--|
|1|29|Robert Nkemdiche|DL|Mississippi
|3|92|Brandon Williams|CB|Texas A&M
|4|128|Evan Boehm|C|Missouri
|5|167|Marqui Christian|S|Midwestern State
|5|170|Cole Toner|OT|Harvard
|6|205|Harlan Miller|CB|Southeastern Louisiana

Robert Nkemdiche DL - Grade: A

As a Broncos fan I watched a lot of tape on Nkemdiche and he looks phenomenal, I would argue a reincarnation of former Cardinal Darnell Dockett. First and foremost his character concerns are unnerving but if there wasn't a better place for him to land than with Bruce Arians and the mentorship from Peterson and Campbell. At least this season Nkemdiche should see at least rotational time as a pass rusher, in multiple spots along the defensive line, until he refines his skill set to an NFL level. He also needs to work on his motor since at times he tends to disappear however with the depth in Arizona the hope is the motivation is right in front of him. Without the character concerns he would moved up at least 10 spots in the draft and could turn out to be a real steal for Bruce Arians and James Bettcher.

Brandon Williams CB - Grade: C

Brandon Williams is a tough prospect to evaluate. He does fill a need the Cardinals desperately need to fill at corner but he is raw. So raw he has only played one year in college at the position playing running back beforehand. His physical talent is there though with 4.37 speed, the 7th fastest this year, he may develop nicely however I don't see him as seeing many defensive snaps until his 3rd year in the league. He should be an immediate contributor on special teams as a gunner on the punt team. He seems to have the right attitude and could be a high reward pick for Steve Keim.

Evan Boehm C - Grade: B+

Center was a big position of need to fill after the loss of Sendlein. Boehm is not as mobile as you'd like to see in a zone blocking scheme however he should compete for the starting job and is studious enough to start wrapping his mind around Arias' intricate offense. His strength will be an asset pushing around defenders and his toughness speaks for itself having only missed one game in the last 8 years.

Marqui Christian S - Grade: B-

Played a lot of strong safety in college especially down in the box and won the Cliff Harris award, the nation’s best small-school defensive player. He makes plays in the run game and can read the quarterback well but doesn't have the closing quickness to disrupt receivers in man coverage. Bettcher and co will attempt to utilize him in both safety roles but with his limited range I think he may make the transition into Deone Bucannon's back up as a hybrid linebacker/safety, especially if he continues to keep laying down the wood. Christian however seems to be the one most likely to not earn a spot on the final 53. Fills an area of need and provides depth may see some special teams time this season.

Cole Toner OT - Grade: B

Not needing to play immediately will benefit Toner greatly. Putting on some weight and facing high level pass rushers are the two major areas of concern for him. Should be able to come out and run block with nice footwork. The mental equipment is all there and should be backup as a swing tackle.

Harlan Miller CB - Grade: B

Miller is another small school athlete the Cardinals took a chance on. He is more pro ready than Williams and will probably outrank him on the depth chart going into the season. Although he has experience as a top corner he won't be asked to perform that highly. He is underweight but has good height for a corner. He excels at press coverage but only ran a 4.65 so don't be surprised to see him get burnt by the speedier receivers in the league.

Overall the Cardinals draft class will be difficult to judge based off his year but in the future could be a force to contend with depending on how players develop. Bruce Arians seems to get the most of his players so I have full faith this should be a solid draft class.

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Other Offseason News

TRADE

| New England Patriots Send| Arizona Cardinals Send
|--|--
|DE/OLB Chandler Jones|OG Jonathon Cooper
||2016 2nd round pick(61st overall)

On March 15th the Cardinals completed a trade with the New England Patriots. The Cardinals shipped out, the 7th overall pick from 2013 NFL draft, Guard Jonathon Cooper and their 2016 2nd round selection for, the 21st overall selection from the 2012 NFL draft, pass rusher Chandler Jones. The 2nd round selection would end up becoming Ohio State safety Vonn Bell after the Patriots traded it to the New Orleans Saints. After breaking his leg in the preseason of his rookie year Cooper has not lived up to his high expectations. Chandler Jones has racked up 36 sacks in his 4 year career, and is coming a career best 12.5 this past season. He will fill a much needed role on the defense helping the pass rush and setting the edge to improve an already stout rush defense. Both teams benefit from this trade adding in areas of conern, and the patriot avoid what is assumed to be a major payday from Chandler Jones which will loom on the Cardinals next offseason.

All or Nothing

The Arizona Cardinals had the privilege to be the first team to have their season recorded and delivered by Amazon. The first episode can be seen right here all other episodes will require a prime membership to watch. It gives an in depth look through the season and troubles these players and the team go through. I would highly recommend checking it out as a football fan. It this takes off there is potential we will see more digital distribution for sports.

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Projected Starting Lineup

u/AnsikteBanana · 2 pointsr/nfl

https://www.amazon.com/All-Nothing-Arizona-Cardinals-Unrated/dp/B01GF3WPU8

Just click the Play button symbol next an episode and you're good. No prime needed. Completely free.

u/Mmaayyoo · 1 pointr/fantasyfootball

You gotta wait at least until the Cards play a few games first. There is no guarantee that DJ is even the starter. He showed flashes all year but still didn't get the job until both CJ and AE went down. We can agree to disagree. If you are an amazon prime member you should watch:
https://www.amazon.com/All-Nothing-Arizona-Cardinals-Unrated/dp/B01GF3WPU8
DJ makes appearences throughout. It is pretty much hard knocks

u/Sulklash · 0 pointsr/nfl

Well that's my point, he's not really adding value by making sweeping generalizations after a Week 1 loss. To those points, (1) Is age really an issue? Fitz looked great out there and he's definitely leading the way in age. Carson looked bad, but I'd argue that's because he's bad.
(2) The Cards have played very well, probably their best offense, without DJ in the mix. In fact, BA is all about, "next man up." (3) There is nothing to indicate that is even a concern. That is straight speculation he bases off nothing more than his opinion. OP should watch All or Nothing becuase that arguement is BS.

I'm not implying that OP needs to break down individual plays, but he needs something more to backup his statements. Even if OP is looking at them, "from a macro level," OP needs more than broad generalizations that can be applied to any team. For example "the Cards are screwed moving forward because they ran the ball this many times against the Lions so they clearly rely on the run," or, "age is an issue for the Cardinals because X DB is Y old and clearly couldn't keep up with Z in man coverage."

With all that said, I do agree with OP's premise. I have serious concerns about both BA and Keim at this point. For both to be so blindly confident in both Palmer and Stanton is straight absurd. I can't and won't defend that move.