Arizona Cardinals training camp: Mike LaFleur offense is big question

The Arizona Cardinals open training camp on Wednesday, July 22, and have a few questions facing them. One involves the offense.

With Mike LaFleur as head coach and bringing a new offensive system, what will it look like?

LaFleur has worked under LA Rams head coach Sean McVay and San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan. Both have similarities in their offensive schemes.

We have heard that pre-snap motion will be a big part of it.

Now, will we see more multiple tight end formations, like the Rams did last season? Will they use multiple running backs like the 49ers often do, although that is with fullback Kyle Juszczyk, who operates more like a tight end than a running back?

Will they use three tight ends at the same time as often as the Rams did last season?

How will he manage to incorporate both Tyler Allgeier and rookie Jeremiyah Love at running back? What role will James Conner have?

How will the passing game look, especially when LaFleur said that Marvin Harrison Jr. will have a similar to what Davante Adams had last season with the Rams and that Michael Wilson would be used in a similar way as the Rams use Puka Nacua?

Can Trey McBride maintain his production in this new offense?

More importantly, will it be better than when LaFleur called plays and ran the offense for thge New York Jets in 2021 and 2022?

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