Mock drafts, proposed rules changes, free agent additions, WR needs
In this edition of the podcast, cohost Seth Cox and I discuss the point we are at with mock drafts and such before breaking down the two latest moves in free agency with the addition of cornerback Jaylon Jones and offensive lineman Royce Newman.
Following that, we go over the team-proposed rules and bylaw changes and give our thoughts on them.
Finally, we discuss what the Cardinals need in their receiver room.
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