Will Johnson, the cornerback from Michigan, had previously attempted to recruit Walter Nolen to join him at Michigan during their high school years. Now as teammates with the Arizona Cardinals, Johnson's efforts to create a dynamic duo have finally come to fruition.

Will Johnson is a pivotal player for the Cardinals, drafted in the second round after falling due to injury concerns. His confidence has grown as he joins a team focusing on defensive overhaul under Gannon, who values player development.

Will Johnson, originally projected as a top-ten pick, fell to the second round due to concerns over his knee. The Cardinals took advantage of this perceived value, selecting him as a potential number one cornerback.

Will Johnson was a pivotal player for the Michigan Wolverines, leading them to a national championship. His unexpected drop to 47th in the draft has fans excited about his potential impact on the Cardinals' secondary.

Will Johnson, selected 47th overall by the Cardinals, is a promising cornerback with elite potential. His path to a starting role is complicated by the presence of established veterans like Sean Murphy-Bunting, who has a significant guaranteed salary.