This is the kind of splash hiring the Cardinals needed.
This is going to bring a level of local and nation interest and fascination that the Cardinals have rarely seen.
High risk, high reward decision.
Should generate a buzz in free agency and in the draft.
Kingsbury’s offense is his own brand. It’s not like this is a copycat hire.
Should excite the Cardinals’ players, especially Josh Rosen, David Johnson, Christian Kirk and Larry Fitzgerald (a pass first offense at this point in Fitz’s career is a clincher).
Puts a premium on adding athletic, flexible offensive linemen.
Signals that this time around Michael Bidwill and Steve Keim had a concerted plan and they acted on it with conviction and alacrity—-and that they have the guts to be innovative.
For those of us who remember Don Coryell, this is a day to honor him and make him proud because as a Cardinals’ head coach, he paved the way for wide open passing attacks.
No more QB play sheet wrist bands. A more simplified play calling vernacular. Some of Kingsbury’s calls are one word.
Gives the Cardinals a competitive edge on the competition and with it some much needed confidence.
Defense should profit from going against the Air Raid every day in practice—-should make them better prepared for today’s innovative, motion and misdirection type offenses.
Should keep the consecutive home game sellout streak alive.
Up tempo, multi-dimensional, 21st century offense.
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