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Everyone who follows the Arizona Cardinals knows that this new offense, installed by head coach Mike LaFleur, will take time for the roster to get acclimated. Patience is assuredly needed. But the defense seems to be struggling in games so…

Barry Shuck of Revenge of the Birds argues that the Arizona Cardinals are struggling heavily due to an ineffective pass rush through the first three games of the season. The writer highlights that Arizona ranks 27th in the NFL with just four sacks, pointing to schematic issues in their 3-4 front and severe underperformance from key defensive linemen as the primary causes.
According to Shuck, edge rusher Josh Sweat has experienced a steep decline with zero sacks and a 42.3 PFF grade, while defensive tackles Walter Nolen and Dante Stills have generated minimal pressure. The lack of pocket disruption has left opposing quarterbacks like Brock Purdy ample time to pick apart the secondary, prompting the writer to examine thin free-agent alternatives including Haason Reddick and Joey Bosa.
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