Move to Right Guard Suiting Arizona Cardinals’ Jonathan Cooper Well

Posted Oct 4, 2015
When Jonathan Cooper was selected seventh overall by the Arizona Cardinals in the 2013 NFL Draft, he probably figured he'd settle in at left guard for years and years to come. So much for the best laid plans. The University of North Carolina product suffered a broken leg during his third preseason game in 2013 and sidelined him for his rookie campaign. (AZ Cardinals 101)

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