The Arizona Cardinals are in a comfortable position at tackle, with Paris Johnson Jr. anchoring the left side of the line and Jonah Williams set to return on the right side. Their center, Hjalte Froholdt, recently signed an extension. But they have a glaring need at both guard spots, with both of last year’s starters hitting free agency.

Quarterback, running back and wide receiver workouts begin at 11 a.m. MST. Like the rest of this week’s workouts, they will be broadcast on NFL Network. These workouts include every exercise except bench press, which those position groups will do Sunday.

The first day of workouts at the NFL combine is a crucial one for the Arizona Cardinals. The early portion of this week has been filled by behind-the-scenes work such as interviews and medical exams.

Friday is the second day of workouts at the NFL scouting combine, with defensive backs and tight ends undergoing testing.

Still, the combine offers a useful window into the offseason ahead, both because of the on-field workouts and because of interviews with players, coaches and executives. So ahead of free agency beginning on March 12,

NFL Combine begins Feb. 27 and runs through March 2. Here’s what Arizona Cardinals fans need to know about the 2025 NFL Draft precursor.

For the Arizona Cardinals, perhaps the most intriguing group from the combine are the edge defenders, as the Cardinals have a glaring need to add playmaking pass rushers this offseason. Below are the full results from the combine for the edge defenders and some notable takeaways.