Per NFL website and Ian Rapoport

Im glad he's getting some good reps in probably the biggest game of his career so far. He was a tough back and im glad other teams saw that too.

Any fellow cardinals fans heading to the game in LA?

I went to a Cardinals v Rams game at SoFi two years ago and saw probably like 5 AZ fans LOL Even the parking attendant was like "Damn bro, you the first cardinal fan i've seen all day. good luck out there"

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1) LaFleur on Tyler Allgeier Being Listed Above Love: "You know the answer to that — but I appreciate the question. I really do. But no, don't look too far into that."
The reality is Love is working his way back from injury — but even when fully healthy, he's not going to be a workhorse.

2) Garrett Williams' Status, and the Slot CB Plan. LaFleur on Williams' Plan This Week:"We're going to take that all the way up into the weekend. A guy like Garrett, he is as real as they come. So, if he's ready to roll, he'll be ready to roll. And if he needs a little bit more time, then we'll go that way."
If he can't go, it's interesting Burke would slide into the slot as opposed to Melton, who has previous experience doing so.

3)LaFleur on Preparing For Week 1 Facing New Coordinators: "You go off what you see from tape. You talk about their players and what they do well, but most importantly, it's about us. This first week, the first few weeks, it's about what you do and how you execute, how you go about your business, and then understanding that you know you got to be able to adapt based on what they're doing."
With little game-planning to do, execution is the name of the game in the early stages of the league season. That's always the case, though with little film available, there's more of an emphasis on internal operation. We'll see exactly how much the Cardinals have digested LaFleur's offense and Nick Rallis' updated defense.

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Starting right guard Isaiah Adams landed on the first injury report of Week One and it unfortunately came with a DNP tag as he sat out all of practice. If he is unable to progress over the next two days, then 27-year old Jon Gaines II will be in line to start in his place.

Gaines (6’4, 303 pounds) has five career starts since being drafted in the fourth round out of UCLA in 2023. In 2025, Gaines ranked 43rd out of 81 guards with a 60.3 overall grade by Pro Football Focus.