Denzel Daxon arrives on Arizona's practice squad after Monday’s tryout. At 6-2, 320 pounds, the Bahamian defensive lineman adds interior disruption and run-stuffing potential with international-exemption experience from Dallas. His path to the 53-man roster hinges on rapid development and special-teams impact, given depth at the line.

Daxon, 6-2, 304, Bahamas-born, spent the offseason with Dallas and preseason on the Cowboys’ roster. He has yet to play an NFL game, but his size and versatility give him a chance to compete for a practice-squad or depth role in the Cardinals' defensive front.

Daxon, CFL second-round pick in 2024, signed with Dallas and later released. Arizona adds a CFL-to-NFL crossover candidate with NFL speed and potential athletic upside. If he translates CFL tape, he could compete for a roster spot as a speed option or special-teams contributor.

The Dallas Cowboys' Denzel Daxon is part of the defensive line, contributing to the team's strength and performance on the field.