Jonathan Gannon praised Campbell’s impact, noting his leadership and the rotation that kept him fresh. He credited the veteran for providing a blueprint for pressure and late-game execution as Arizona moved to 2-0.

Gannon drives a run-focused, front-three-centric defense designed to control the line of scrimmage. His emphasis on the D-line as the anchor of the unit sets expectations for pressure and gap control, with the front dictating overall defensive success.

Cardinals improved to 8-9 but still face a tough NFC West. Gannon’s security hinges on showing a productive offense and a competent Murray-led run. A winning season and playoff contention would solidify his position amid roster turnover.

Gannon emphasized respect for Rattler’s talent and the challenge of a new Saints system. He highlighted the Saints' premier players and the need for Arizona to prepare for unknowns and a refined play design under Moore and Nussmeier.

<p>Jonathan Gannon explains the Cardinals’ move to one-day road trips, noting a tweak after expert input and player input. He emphasizes weighing the plan’s advantages and disadvantages, and that players were involved in understanding how to mitigate potential downsides. The goal is to balance rest, travel impact, and prep quality as the season unfolds.</p>