The Arizona Cardinals said goodbye to offensive line coach Klayton Adams last week as he was hired by the Dallas Cowboys to be their new offensive coordinator for new head coach Brian Schottenheimer.
The Cardinals will get to test Adams in 2025. They will play the Cowboys in 2025 as one of their nine road games.
Adams will not be the offensive playcaller. That job will belong to Schottenheimer, so Adams as an offensive coordinator will be more like Harold Goodwin was for the Cardinals when he was their OC under head coach Bruce Arians, who called plays.
But Adams is expected to help build a powerful run game for Dallas.
The Cardinals ranked 20th against the run in 2024, allowing 126.4 yards per game.
So it will be a reunion game in Dallas for Adams sometime next season and we will see which team comes out victorious.
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