Arizona Cardinals linebackers continue to receive little recognition in the NFL landscape, as evidenced by Pro Football Focus's recent ranking of the top 32 off-ball linebackers, which included no Cardinals representatives. This glaring omission highlights the team's struggles to cultivate standout talent at this crucial position. Kyzir White, although a capable player, has yet to showcase his potential on other rosters. Meanwhile, Mack Wilson's rise to full-time play last season after limited snaps raises concerns about depth and performance consistency.

The Cardinals roster features players like Owen Pappoe, primarily known for special teams, and Akeem Davis-Gaither, who holds a modest track record with just 11 career starts in five seasons. This situation begs the question: Is the organization's approach to scouting and developing linebackers failing, or are they simply stuck in a rebuilding phase?