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The Arizona Cardinals have signed offensive lineman Chase Bisontis as part of their strategy to bolster the offensive line. This move follows the hiring of Mike LaFleur and the drafting of RB Jeremiyah Love.
KNOXVILLE, TN - OCTOBER 14: Texas A&M Aggies offensive lineman Chase Bisontis (71) blocks Tennessee Volunteers defensive lineman Tyre West (42) during the college football game between the Tennessee Volunteers and the Texas A&M Aggies on October 14, 2023, at Neyland Stadium, in Knoxville, TN. (Photo by Bryan Lynn/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images
When the Arizona Cardinals hired Mike LaFleur, they knew he needed offensive players. 11 were signed in free agency, with four being along the offensive line.
Then, in Round 1, the best offensive player in the entire draft, RB Jeremiyah Love out of Notre Dame, was taken with the #3 pick.
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And now in the second round, Cardinals GM Monti Ossenfort has gone back to where the larger issues have been all last season by taking out the trash with the offensive line, and bringing in superior talent.
In Round 2, Ossenfort took OG Chase Bisontis out of Texas A&M with the #34 pick in the draft. Before the draft, he was ranked as the #39 prospect.
Chase Bisontis is an offensive lineman recently signed by the Arizona Cardinals.
The Cardinals focused on enhancing their offense, highlighted by selecting RB Jeremiyah Love with the #3 pick.
The Arizona Cardinals signed 11 offensive players in free agency, including four offensive linemen.
Mike LaFleur's hiring is expected to drive significant changes in the Cardinals' offensive strategy, including the acquisition of new players.

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Who is this guy? What can he offer this team?
Bisontis (pronounced bih-SAHN-tiss) grew up in Ramsey, New Jersey. He attended Don Bosco Preparatory High School. He can bench 395 pounds, and his best squat was 555 pounds.
He had lots of college offers from programs such as Ohio State, Rutgers, Georgia, Texas A&M, Michigan State, Penn State, Alabama, Maryland, Miami, Notre Dame, Georgia, Boston College, Texas, Tennessee, Clemson, Oregon, Oklahoma, Florida, Arkansas, Florida State, Michigan, Auburn, South Carolina, William and Mary, Connecticut, Temple, Syracuse, Kansas, Virginia, Colorado, Virginia Tech, Arizona State, Wisconsin, Pittsburgh, Kentucky, Nebraska, and LSU.
He chose Texas A&M. They played him right away instead of redshirting him. He started all 12 games at right tackle. But after that first season, he entered his name into the transfer portal in December. Instantly, he began to get interest from 20 different programs, but a short time later, he withdrew his name and remained at A&M.
Accolades in college:
He was raised by his father, Anthony Bisontis, and his grandmother, and he has a younger sister, Pagie. His father works at American Beverage in Fort Lee, NJ.
As a bigger kid growing up, Bisontis played basketball until the seventh grade. His father had played football at Emporia State, a D-2 program. He went out for the football team and was placed on the defensive line. In high school, they moved him over to the O-Line, where he played right tackle. As a senior, he was named the 2022 New Jersey Offensive Player of the Year, a rarity for an offensive lineman.
Height: 6β-5β
Weight: 315 pounds
Hand: 9 3/4β
Arm: 31 3/4β
Wingspan: 79 1/2β
40-yard dash: 5.02
10-yard shuttle: 1.76
3-cone: 7.53
225-pound bench press: 29 times
Vertical jump: 32β
Broad jump: 8β9β
College games: 36
College snaps: 1,962
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Twitter:Β @CBisontis
Instagram:Β @chase_bisontis
Bisontis is one of the top football players in the country. He has had a real work ethic and takes a business-like approach to his training and preparation. He loves the game of football, including the offseason training, film study, plus the technique work. He is self-driven. He knows what it takes to play at a high level. He is a gym rat and likes to lift weights.
Cardinals offensive line coach Justin Frye already had a relationship with Bisontis. Back in 2022, Frye was the O-Line coach with Ohio State and attempted to recruit Bisontis and got to know him. Frye recruited him hard.
Bisontis started 35 of 36 games for A&M over three seasons. The breakdown is as follows:
Right tackle: 12 starts
Right guard: 1 start
Left guard: 22 starts
This kid has short-area quickness and is good at pulling, getting to the second level, straight line blocking. Great foot speed for an interior lineman. Core strength and a balanced pass protector. Mirrors well once his hands are engaged. Heavy, accurate hands. Four sacks allowed in three seasons in a tough conference. That is amazing. He is strong and has quick feet. He does a nice job staying balanced as a pass blocker to absorb and cover up rushers.
Sometimes he has a propensity to get his hands on his defender late. His hips open early in pass sets, which can expose a soft inside shoulder. Laundry is an issue as he has had 19 penalties in three seasons. Bull rushers give him problems.
If he squares up with a defender, he is fine, but when his pad level is the first contact, he sometimes goes too high. Below-average arm length.