NFL 2015: Ranking the 32 offenses

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19. Arizona Cardinals

The Arizona Cardinals have reason to be excited about the 2015 season. Despite having to start three different quarterbacks last season and play in the tough NFC West, Arizona was able to go 11-5 and make the playoffs for the first time since the Kurt Warner era. The Cardinals should only be better now with the return of running back Andre Ellington and a revamped offensive line.

Last year, the main flaw (other than bad luck) for the Cardinals was having a porous offensive line. General manager Steve Keim addressed the issue by signing former San Francisco 49ers guard Mike Iupati and then drafting D.J. Humphries in the first round out of the University of Florida. With those two additions, Arizona should be able to keep Carson Palmer upright.

Head coach Bruce Arians made his bones as the offensive coordinator with the Pittsburgh Steelers, winning two Super Bowls during his time there. Arians understands how to utilize weapons like Michael Floyd, Larry Fitzgerald and John Brown. Look for the Cardinals to have a quick-strike offense that will once again be in the playoffs.

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