Cardinals selected as All-Pro Wide Receiver’s landing spot

The Arizona Cardinals have Chris Godwin on their roster as a probable wide receiver.

Arizona Undoubtedly, the Arizona Cardinals require wide receiver assistance prior to the 2024 NFL Draft.

The Cardinals lost Marquise Brown to free agency and sent Rondale Moore to the Atlanta Falcons in exchange for quarterback Desmond Ridder, leaving only Michael Wilson and Greg Dortch at the top of the wideout depth chart.

Although additional assistance is anticipated through the draft next month—Arizona will have two picks in the first round and six picks total during the first two days of the draft (rounds 1-3)—the organization was able to add Chris Moore to the roster.

However, the trade market offers Arizona a special chance to add more weapons to their QB Kyler Murray arsenal. Cody Benjamin of CBS Sports thinks All-Pro wide receiver Chris Godwin may be moving around draft time and has Arizona on his radar.

“The Buccaneers have acted like a team focused totally on the present, retaining Baker Mayfield, Mike Evans, Lavonte David and Antoine Winfield Jr. in a classic “run-it-back” offseason. If so, they might rather stick with Godwin.

as a dependable, if unimpressive, starter. However, Evans is nearing the end of a lucrative contract that pays a whooping $27.5 million in 2024, and he’s asking top bucks for a new agreement. Perhaps they might consider using the draft to fill his position.” – Benjamin Godwin, who turned 28 this past weekend, has had seasons with 1,000 yards or more in the previous four out of the past five years. He has a basic salary of $18.5 million in 2024 and is in the last year of his contract.