Key Adjustments the Cardinals' Coaches Failed to Make By Walter Mitchell As everyone in the NFL knows, the difference between winning and losing mostly depends on the adjustments the coaches make to put their players in the best possible positions to succeed. During the Cardinals' 36-24 loss to the Giants, after the Cardinals had jumped out to a 14-0 1st quarter lead, Giants' defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson called his troops together and told them (to paraphrase) "we are going to send the dogs after the QB and clamp down on sticky man to man coverage the rest of the game." MUST SEE: https://x.com/GiantsNationPod/status/2107544637770510800?s=20 Result: all the Cardinals would muster the rest of the game was 10 points. By the end of the game, the Giants' relentless pass rush pressure and their pesky man coverage behind it made all of the difference, under the most trying of circumstances given that the Cardinals at the end of the game had 1st and goal from...