The Arizona Cardinals have taken a significant step to bolster their pass rush by re-signing outside linebacker Baron Browning to a two-year, $15 million deal, just ahead of the free agency window. Browning, who joined the team in November from the Denver Broncos, made a positive impact with two sacks and 14 tackles in eight games played for the Cardinals. His re-signing addresses the team's urgent need for depth at the position, particularly after injuries to key players B.J. Ojulari and Dennis Gardeck strained their defensive front.
The Cardinals re-signed outside linebacker Baron Browning to a two-year contract worth $15 million, reinforcing their significantly weakened pass rush heading into the new season.
Browning, who was traded to the Cardinals during the previous season, made a notable impact with two sacks and 14 tackles in just eight games.
With the injuries to B.J. Ojulari and Dennis Gardeck, Browningâs addition will provide necessary depth and strength to Arizona's outside linebacker position.
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