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The Arizona Cardinals' struggles on defense should put Nick Rallis on the hot seat.

Reese Kunz of Raising Zona argues that Arizona Cardinals defensive coordinator Nick Rallis should be on the hot seat following persistent defensive struggles. Through the opening four games of the season, the 1-3 Cardinals have surrendered an average of 29.3 points per game, the fourth-worst mark in the league. Kunz contends that Rallis has failed to design schemes to mask the unit's flaws or maximize the defensive roster.
The Cardinals recently conceded 36 points in a loss to the New York Giants and now face a difficult Week 5 test against the Detroit Lions. While head coach Mike LaFleur has brought optimism to the offense, Kunz emphasizes that Arizona must evaluate Rallis' future if the defensive decline continues throughout the team's ongoing rebuild.
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