The Arizona Cardinals held a training camp session Monday where several key starters were absent, leading to backups receiving first-team repetitions.
The Arizona Cardinals saw three key starters out of practice on Monday, according to Yahoo Sports. While specific names weren’t immediately released, the lack of participation meant that backup players were given opportunities to work with the first team offense and defense during the session.
The report indicates that this shift occurred because “a couple of starters didn't practice.” The article does not elaborate on the reasons for these absences, leaving it unclear whether they are due to injury, rest, or other circumstances. It simply notes that the lack of availability resulted in increased reps for those lower on the depth chart.
The training camp is being held as the Cardinals prepare for the upcoming NFL season. The team is evaluating players and determining their roles ahead of the regular season kickoff. This practice session provided a chance for backups to showcase their abilities with key starters unavailable.
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