Clayton Tune: The Fateful Path of an NFL Legacy by Walter Mitchell photo: @azcardinals.com via Instagram During the second night of the 2023 NFL Draft, Clayton Tune received a call from the Green Bay Packers. The Packers wanted to assure Clayton of their interest in drafting the University of Houston quarterback at some point on day three. When the Arizona Cardinals selected Clayton Tune with the #139 pick a day later, he was surprised, given that the Cardinals had not expressed any significant interest in him during the pre-draft process. The Cardinals were not one of the six teams that brought him in for 30 visits (Texans, Saints, Browns, Steelers, Bucs, Giants). Tune had also been given a private workout by the Rams. The eventual link the Cardinals had to Clayton Tune was that Israel Woolfork was one of his coaches at the Senior Bowl. At that time, Woolfork had just finished his second year of a Bill Walsh/Bill Willis coaching fellowship with the Cleveland Browns. A...
Sounds like somebody is going to spend a 3rd or 4th Round Pick on him in the Supplemental Draft
ReplyDeleteSam & Kyle hit my points regarding Sorsby. He may have some talent but we've seen first hand how talent alone does not guarantee success. He might fit with an organization like Rams, were he can sit behind Stafford for a year or two (but I doubt McVay will pull out a pick for him after drafting Simpson). The Cardinals simply cannot afford to have another QB miss and risky prospect is more likely fail under this front-office & new coaching staff.
ReplyDeletePlus, what's the point of having Sorsby and Beck?? Just try and develop Beck into a serviceable starter instead
DeleteSorsby needs to be somewhere with a great support system if he's going to have any hope of overcoming his gambling addiction and succeeding in the NFL. Arizona is not that team.
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