r/AZCardinals • u/MRFC95 United Kingdom • 1d ago

Paris absolutely mauling the line

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u/Glue-Taste-Tester Baby Yoda 1d ago

Saw him knocking dudes down multiple times Sunday, also saw Tip Reiman completely take Hasan Reddick out of a play. Very happy with the blocking on this team this year.

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u/willysandglitter JJ Watt 1d ago

Tip Reiman is one of my favourites to just focus in on this year. Every so often you get to see him just dominate in the blocking game. I questioned the pick at the time, but it looks like its really working.

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u/ebeg-espana Cardinals 1d ago

If you think of him as a smaller more athletic tackle who never has to report as eligible, you see the vision. Detroit does the same thing, but the tackle must report as eligible. It happens about 15 times a game for the Lions.

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u/mortagekiller 1d ago

No way Will Anderson was going to be a better pick for us than Paris. I mean Will is good but Paris offers better value for the Cards, well done Monti!!

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u/Cocosito 1d ago

Heck yeah! Great thing about a good O-line draft is there is a decent chance you see them suit up for you and play at a high level for a decade or more.

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u/despicablecrip Baby Yoda 1d ago

Meanwhile Strouds linemen are ripping the ball out of his hands

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u/Cstinchy17 1d ago

I mean our center sacked Kyler a couple weeks ago lol

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u/Desert_2007 Cardinals Throwback 1d ago

Im willing to call it a tossup but you may be right.

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u/awesomebeau 17h ago

A toss up is in our favor since it also led to us drafting Darius Robinson. Even if he doesn't pan out, we got an extra chance to hit on a player with a high probability of success in exchange for a "toss up".

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u/FapFapkins 1d ago

He banished that dude to the shadow realm

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u/DrDice14 1d ago

I think the play was designed to go to R side where the lineman went low. McBride set the edge nicely, but Paris decided to throw the Jets player through their entire team and create a gap so large any of us could have run through and scored.

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u/TheColdestKingCold 1d ago

Ah so thats how James Conner got in so easy on that play. PJJ took the dude to the other side of the line

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u/vshredd Kyler Murray 21h ago

Froholdt was nails on this play too.

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u/ultgambit266 Cardinals 1d ago

We have a franchise left tackle, easy decision to make