Isaiah Adams retains starting role as Arizona Cardinals prepare for camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 3:01 AM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
Isaiah Adams is maintaining his position as the starting right guard for the Arizona Cardinals during training camp. Despite being challenged by rookie Chase Bisontis, who was drafted in the second round, Adams has taken all first-team snaps and impressed head coach Mike LaFleur with his consistent improvement. LaFleur noted that Adams has not taken a step backward since the offseason program. Adams started 11 games last season and aims to hold off Bisontis as they approach the start of the season. Training camp and preseason action will further determine the offensive line setup.
- •Isaiah Adams took all first-team snaps in training camp.
- •Rookie Chase Bisontis is competing for the right guard position.
- •Adams started 11 games last season and five as a rookie.
- •Head coach Mike LaFleur praised Adams' consistent development.
- •Training camp and preseason will be critical for roster decisions.
- 3:01 AMYahoo Sports — Arizona Cardinals training camp: OL Isaiah Adams holding onto starting job
"So far, rookie guard Chase Bisontis has not been able to beat out Isaiah Adams for the starting right guard job.
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