Cardinals trade down Stitched Pat Tillman Jersey , bolster both the offense and defense"Round 1 (4): Quinnen Williams - DT, AlabamaProjected Trade: o the Raiders for their no. 4 overall, 27th, 106th, and a 2020 second-round pickBorn: December 21, 1997 (21 years old)Measurement: 6-3 303 poundsAnalysis: Williams is the best defensive linemen in the 2019 draft class.He can do it all, from stopping to run and rushing the passer. Despite only one year of production, he played at an elite level in one of the best college conferences (SEC) in the country. His power, hand usage, and athleticism were at full display last season. There are really no flaws to his game. Even though the Cardinals signed Darius Philon and re-signed Rodney Gunter, neither are nearly as good of a prospect as Quinnen Williams. The Cardinals defense would get a whole lot better with him on board. The Cardinals had him as one of their official 30 prospect visits and Keim praised him at his pre-draft press conference.Photo by Jennifer Stewart/Getty ImagesRound 1 (27): N’Keal Harry - WR, Arizona StateBorn: December 17, 1997 (21 years old)Measurement: 6-2 228 poundsAnalysis: He’s not as explosive as people would like him to be but he is probably the most pro-ready wide receiver in his class. Before the combine, many people questioned his speed and athleticism. But he is proven all his doubters wrong by running an impressive 4.53 40-yard dash at the combine, benched 27 reps, and had a vertical jump of 38.5 inches. He has the ideal size for an outside wide receiver at 6-2 228 pounds. He’s made some incredible acrobatic catches and has very strong hands to come down with contested catches. Although creating separation is a big concern with him Youth Pat Tillman Jersey , he does have all the tools necessary to become a solid all-around franchise wide receiver. The Cardinals worked him out this past weekend and came away impressed.Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty ImagesRound 2 (33): Darnell Savage - DB, MarylandMeasurement: 5-11 198 poundsAnalysis: His cover skills are off the charts, along with his impressive speed. He’s arguably the top safety in this year’s draft class, with added versatility to play as a hybrid. The Cardinals are most definitely interested in Savage, as he was one of 30 players they invited for a visit. The Cardinals are in need of a slot cornerback, unless they really think Tramaine Brock, Josh Shaw, or Brandon Williams are answers to that vacancy. With chatters that he’s now considered a possible first-round selection, Savage here would be a steal.Justin Ford-USA TODAY SportsRound 2 (63): Dawson Knox - TE, Ole MissProjected Trade: Cardinals move up two spots by trading their 65th, 248th, and 249th overall picks to the Kansas City Chiefs Born: November 14, 1996 (22 years old)Measurement: 6-4 254 poundsAnalysis: Besides T.J. Hockenson, the Cardinals are not going to find a better all-around tight end in the draft than Knox. He only had 284 receiving yards in 2018 but that’s because most of the targets were going to the receivers in A.J. Brown, D.K. Metcalf, and DeMarcus Lodge. But he had already demonstrated his ability to stretch the field despite limited targets Stitched Adrian Wilson Jersey , in addition to his best trait as a run blocker. He was one of the Cardinals’ official 30 visits.Jason Getz-USA TODAY SportsRound 4 (103): Lamont Gaillard - G/C, GeorgiaBorn: February 8, 1996 (23 years old)Measurement: 6-3 305 poundsAnalysis: Gaillard played admirably the past three seasons at Georgia, most noticeably when he held his own against Alabama’s tough defensive line. He’s a bit undersized for his position but he played a big part in Georgia’s dynamic run offense the past three years. He was also a team captain, demonstrating his leadership to read the defense and to lead his offensive line. He has the mental toughness and the play strength to eventually become a starter one day. Whether or not that’s at center or guard with the Cardinals would be the big question if he gets drafted here. The Cardinals met with him at the East-West Shrine game.Matthew O’Haren-USA TODAY SportsRound 4 (106): Shareef Miller - Edge, Penn State (from Oakland)Born: March 14, 1997 (22 years old)Measurement: 6-4 254 poundsAnalysis: He kept improving every season at Penn State and that is something that every NFL team has noticed. He’s not a big name but he quietly had a really good 2018 season setting career-highs in tackles-for-loss (15) and sacks (7.5). He has enough speed (4.69 40) and has an ideal size to be a 3-4 outside linebacker. The Cardinals get a future starter right here to learn behind Terrell Suggs before taking over in a year or two. John Glaser-USA TODAY SportsRound 5 (139): Daylon Mack - NT, Texas A&MBorn: February 23, 1997 (22 years old)Measurement: 6-1 336 poundsAnalysis: The Cardinals could use more depth at the nose tackle position with Corey Peters (30) not getting any younger. He’s another one of Texas A&M’s top high school recruit that didn’t live up to the hype, just like Ricky Seals-Jones. He is coming off his best year statistically, setting a career-high in sacks (5.5) in his senior season. The Cardinals met with him at the East-West Shrine game.Photo by John Weast/Getty ImagesRound 6 (174): Antoine Wesley - WR, Texas TechBorn: October 22, 1997 (21 years old)Measurement: 6-4 206 poundsAnalysis: Good football character and was highly productive at Texas Tech. The Cardinals will probably want someone that’s familiar with Kliff Kingsbury’s playbook and Wesley fits the bill. His speed is a concern but he has good ball skills. He makes up for his lack of speed by using his size as a mismatch against defensive backs. Jennifer Nicholson-USA TODAY SportsRound 6 (179): Ugo Amadi - DB, Oregon Born: May 16, 1997 (21 years old)Measurement: 5-9 199 poundsAnalysis: He was Oregon’s best defensive back and was a team captain. He has the speed (4.51) and the strength (18 bench reps) but will have to be limited to slot/nickel duties due to his size. He was a physical punt returner in college and that added versatility would make the Cardinals’ special teams unit even more dynamic. He was one of the Cardinals’ official 30 visits.Round 7 (254): Zack Bailey - OT, South CarolinaBorn: November 8 Youth Adrian Wilson Jersey , 1995 (23 years old)Measurement: 6-5 299 poundsAnalysis: He played center, left guard, and right tackle at South Carolina. We all know the Cardinals like swiss-army knives on the offensive line. Plus the Cardinals worked him out. This Mr. Irrelevant would be very relevant, considering the numerous injuries the Cardinals’ offensive line endures every season. As the Arizona Cardinals get ready for a new era in their long history, they are doing so with a firm understanding that if Kliff Kingsbury is going to be successful, he’ll need as much help as he can get.While the innovative Kingsbury has control of the offense, he’ll lean on Steve Keim to help him get control of the defense.He is also looking to add veteran NFL offensive minds to his staff that can coexist with his potential college Air Raid scheme hires.That’s why the first names to drop are so interesting.According to multiple outlets on Twitter, the Arizona Cardinals have former Giants head coach Ben McAdoo on the books for an interview to work with Kingsbury on offense.Meanwhile, the first defensive coordinator interview will be former Denver Broncos head coach Vance Joseph.This is the type of veteran staff that could be very beneficial to Kingsbury's future success.If Kingsbury feels a kinship with these coaches, that will be the key to these hires.Since they are both relatively young and former head coaches, Kingsbury needs to trust that they're there to help the team and the head coach.Both have been successful in the NFL and could create a good, young nucleus to grow up together.What do you think of McAdoo and Joseph?