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Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians said he prefers one running back that can play every down as oppose to the running-back-by-committee approach.
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Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians has been named the 2012 Coach of the Year for his work as the interim head coach with the Indianapolis Colts.
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Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians said his first look at the team's roster prompted more positive surprises than negative ones, most notably on the offensive line. 'We get some guys healthy, it's not as dire as some might make it out to be,' Arians said. 'And some young guys have a chance to play who might be all right.' Arians pointed to OTs Nate Potter and Bobby Massie. Massie started every game while Potter started the last six. 'They got some experience against quality opponents,' Arians said. 'They're just going to get better.'
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Arizona Cardinals general manager Steve Keim said he will sit down with head coach Bruce Arians to figure out to do at the quarterback position. He said the team will look at every available player at the position.
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It's believed that Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians will devote many resources to improving the team's offensive line weaknesses, including the number of coaches that will work with the unit. Previous offensive line coach Russ Grimm under former head coach Ken Whisenhunt didn't have an assistant to work with, and 10 or 12 offensive lineman would often be seen standing around during training camp. Grimm worked better with veteran linemen and worked mainly on pass protection, which didn't help the younger linemen much with developing key techniques. Arians said there will be as many as three or four coaches working with the offensive linemen this year.
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Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians assured he will build a team that is disciplined and accountable. 'I think players respect honest and discipline, and we're going to work hard. They're going to be accountable, not to me, to each other,' Arians said. 'It's not my football team. Our players will decide how good they are. It's their football team. If they want to win, we'll win. I'll show them the way. I'm no magic man. I've never tried to be.'
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Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians said he will call the offensive plays himself, although he will bring in someone with the title of offensive coordinator.
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Former Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator Bruce Arians agreed to a four-year deal with a team option fifth year to become the next head coach of the Arizona Cardinals Thursday, Jan. 17.
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The Arizona Cardinals offered their head coaching position to Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator Bruce Arians. Arians is expected to accept that position.
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Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator Bruce Arians is having dinner with Arizona Cardinals team officials Wednesday, Jan. 16, and he will continue interviewing with them Thursday, Jan. 17.
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