Name: J.J. Watt doesn't make the Cardinals a threat to win the NFC West - Stephen A. | First Take
Uploaded: 2021-03-06T18:35:05.000Z
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Well, I definitely think he will improve their pass rush.

As a result, I think it has improved their defense because, uh, they got some cats in the secondary who can do some things.

And if you got you know, if you got to get rid of the ball quickly, it's gonna be that much more that less that less amount of pressure on your secondary.

If you've got guys like Wide and Chandler Jones that can get at the quarterback, So I definitely think that's gonna be beneficial.

But in the end, I think the Arizona franchise comes down to Carla Murray and Cliff Kingsbury and what they're able to do together.

And so as a result of that, I see them moving up.

But do I see them winning the division title?

Do I see them battling for a wild card spot?

Um, whether or not they'll capture that remains to be seen.

Since 2000 and 12, Chandler Jones is number one in sacks.

But in the end, I think that where Arizona goes is gonna depend large and in large part to what they're able to do offensively.

Damn sure wasn't there because of his resume, I tell you that.

I see the I see the NFC West as an arms race.

I mean, this is the most brutal division in football.

All these teams are going to be really good, and I think the same thing with Arizona.

I think they'll be competitive to win the division.

I haven't made my pick yet, but I think they're gonna be competitive.

Because now, coming into Year three, we should see what starts to look like.

The development here is year two, and then you see what this kid's got, what this young man has got, and so far it seems like he's got a lot meantime, DeAndre Hopkins and J.

Watt might be on a mission to show the Texans.

I mean, think of who's spoken out against the Texans franchise.

Not just DeShaun Watson, but Andre Johnson, J.

Every icon on both sides of the ball is like something's not right here.

Watt happens to wind up on the same team that DeAndre Hopkins is treated to.

I think they're going to have a lot of fun with that.

He didn't get 23 million guaranteed for no reason.

When he is on the field, he among qualified um, ends was top 10% 15 out of like 100 and nine something like more than 100 and 19 in terms of winning his matchup.

So when he's on the field just because he's not what he once was, which was top, you know, he'd be on the all time defensive front seven.

He's right there with Reggie White, Bruce Smith and Aaron Donald and Lawrence Taylor like he was as great as anyone ever in his prime.

But on his way down, he's still better than just about everyone else when he's on the field in terms of the pass rush.

And that's going to mean a whole lot if he and Chandler Jones are healthy.

You know, it's interesting because you talk to people around the league and nobody thinks that.

Watt shows the Cardinals just because this team is a contender.

That's what That's what you hear from everybody and drug me wrong.

Watt likes it, I love it because I love people getting as much money as they possibly can.

But what can he do for the Cardinals were about to see because they're leading SAT guy Hassan Reddick.

He could be a free agent, He could be gone, and he had 12.5 sacks last year.

Those two together top two guys that that, um you know, as far as sacks from 2012, those two guys are at the top.

I get all that, but when you talk about what will the Cardinals B.

I don't think we really know because there were eight, Mate, this is a This is a really tight division.

Watt the piece that's going to take you over the top?

No, as as Stephen A alluded to, I mean the questions about Kingsbury.

You know this offense, them losing five of eight games by one score.

You've got a great quarterback like what's not working here.

Watt is a very good player, but how much will he be on the field?

I think the teams that were interested in him wanted to add him, but at him at their price, because the medical, the guys had a lot of injuries.

Watt is a three time defensive player of the year.

Maybe he proves me wrong, but a lot of people don't think so and he got a great deal more power to him.

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