One trade, cut, signing Arizona Cardinals should make

The Cardinals still have a long way to go in their rebuild after a 4-13 season in 2023.
The 2023 Arizona Cardinals were competitive most weeks and even secured a couple of huge upset wins over the Dallas Cowboys, Pittsburgh Steelers and Philadelphia Eagles.  They still have a long way to go in their rebuild after a 4-13 season, so let's take a look at one trade, one cut and one signing they should make this offseason.  Baker has been one of the Cardinals' best players and one of the most impactful defensive backs in the NFL since making his debut during the 2017 season.  As good as he has been, this might be the time to explore a trade regarding the Pro Bowl defensive back. He is inching closer to his 30th birthday, is in the final year of his contract and took a big step backward in 2023.  He did not have a single interception, sack, forced fumble, fumble recovery or pass defense in the 12 games he appeared in. He might still have some value to a contender and moving him for a draft pick could help bring in another young piece for the rebuild.  Humphries has been a solid player and strong vete

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