Cardinals Second-Round Rookie Suffers Long-Term Injury
Summary
The Arizona Cardinals won their preseason game against the Las Vegas Raiders 27-14, but rookie guard Chase Bisontis suffered a serious knee injury during the game. The injury is expected to keep Bisontis out for a long time, potentially through the rest of this year or into 2027.Key Facts
- The Cardinals defeated the Raiders 27-14 in their first preseason game.
- Rookie guard Chase Bisontis was injured when a Raiders player fell into his left knee in the third quarter.
- Bisontis was taken off the field on a cart and his injury is believed to be long-term.
- Bisontis was expected to compete for the starting right guard position.
- Isaiah Adams may now get the starting job by default unless the team finds new players.
- Bisontis was the 34th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft from Texas A&M.
- The Cardinals have had a history of injuries to rookie offensive linemen in recent preseasons.
- This is the fourth consecutive year a rookie offensive lineman for the Cardinals has suffered a preseason injury.
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