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2018 Key Additions: There are massive changes to the offense. It began with head coach Bruce Arians and quarterback Carson Palmer opting for retirement after 2017. Meanwhile, the team had their other three quarterbacks available for free agency. But general manager Steve Keim and new head coach Steve Wilks added Sam Bradford and Mike Glennon. And on Day One, the team also moved up in the draft to grab feisty UCLA signal-caller Josh Rosen with the 10th overall pick. The Arizona Cardinals also address their offensive line this offseason with the addition veteran Andre Smith and guard Justin Pugh. Meanwhile, speedy wide receiver Brice Butler hopes to offset the losses of Jaron Brown and John Brown. They signed with the Seahawks and Ravens, respectively.

Offseason Review: Since setting a franchise record with 13 regular-season victories in 2015, the Cardinals have combined for a 16-15-1 record the past two years. And when it comes to keeping pace in the always-nasty NFC West, this looks like a team in the midst of rebuilding and not contending. The quarterback situation appears to be fragile and Rosen could see the field sooner than later. Having a healthy David Johnson in the backfield would be a major plus for whoever is lining up behind center. All told, it looks like transition time in the desert and these Cardinals may have to scratch and claw to remain relevant in an improved division.