The NFL’s annual schedule release immediately translates into way-too-early record projections and general opinions on the next season for Arizona Cardinals fans and those who cover the team.
However, head coach Jonathan Gannon takes a far more methodical approach.
To be honest, we’re on Week 1. When is the bye, then, in terms of health? After that, I consider games that don’t take place on Sundays. How many two-day journeys are we going to need to make from there? We take a cursory glance at that and begin to piece this together. This morning, we sat down and went through the schedule really quickly. .. Thoughts begin to flow onto the board and onto paper, nothing is set in stone. It will navigate here according to the precise timetable. Though there will always be some adapting to do, I think the setup is good.
“I’m looking forward to the preseason,” he continued. “It goes without saying that Buffalo’s first week will be fantastic. Usually, all Week 1s are, but Buffalo is a terrific venue to play. Three home games follow. I can’t wait for the audience to witness us live and up close three times in a row.
Regarding Gannon’s projected record for the forthcoming season?
Gannon laughed and stated, “I’m just trying to make sure we’ve got ninety (players) on the practice field.” “I don’t (predict) think we’ll win every game,” the speaker said.
How has the team performed thus far?
Apart from the timetable announcement, Arizona’s Tempe training facility has been under construction.
Gannon already has his sights set on the tight end, defensive line, running back, and cornerback positions.
“Roles still need to be defined, but overall I like the way things are going, the competition, and how it’s shaping up pretty well.”
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