The closer we get to the 2023 NFL Draft, the more the Cardinals face a question similar to the one posed to the Bears: Stay put, Trey Lyles Jersey or trade back?The Cardinals have the No. 3 overall pick, a position that allow them to take the top non-quarterback with Kyler Murray still under contract (though recovering from a torn ACL). Otherwise, general manager Monti O senfort and coach Jonathan Gannon both in their first year on the job may consider trading down to build draft capital for a team with multiple needs.TSN'S NFL DRAFT HQ | | The latter option is reportedly becoming a bigger consideration as Arizona fields trade proposals. Whether the Cardinals use the pick or move back will be predicated on numerous factors, not least of which is what they would get in return.The consensus is that, should Arizona stay a 3, it will draft Alabama EDGE defender Will Anderson Jr., a suming the Texans don't take him at No. 2. Not only is Anderson one of the best defensive players in the draft, he alsois a player at a position of need for the Cardinals. Trading back would almost certainly cost Arizona the chance to draft a premium player, though it could addre s other areas of need depending on how far Tony Parker Jersey back it moves.It's a good problem for O senfort and Gannon to have. Until then, here's the rundown on Arizona's current draft picks, positions of need, and more to know:Round 1, Pick No. 6: OT Paris Johnson Jr., Ohio StateRound 2, Pick No. 41:EDGE B.J. Ojulari, LSURound 3, Pick No. 72:CB Garrett Williams, SyracuseRound 3, Pick No. 94:WR Michael Wilson, StanfordRound 4, Pick No. 122: G Jon Gaines II, UCLARound 5, Pick No. 139: QB Clayton Tune, HoustonRound 5, Pick No. 168: LB Owen Pappoe, AuburnRound 6, Pick No. 180: CB Kei'Trel Clark, LouisvilleRound 6, Pick No. 213: DT Dante Stills, West VirginiaLIVE: RoundPick (overall)16 (from DET)241 (from TEN)372 (from TEN)394 (from PHI)4122 (from DET)5139 (from DET)5168 (from ARI via DET)61806213 (Compensatory)EDGE: Arizona last season was tied for 24th in the NFL with 36sacks, with two players producing half of LaMarcus Aldridge Jersey those: J.J. Watt (12.5) and Zach Allen (5.5). Both are gone in 2023, with Watt retiring and Allen leaving via free agency for the Broncos. The pa s rush hasn't been the same since Chandler Jones left after the 2021 season, but adding a premier edge rusher in Anderson would be a tremendous step forward in the right direction. Another potential move would be to trade back with teams such as the Lions, Raiders and Falcons inside the top 10; that would likely cost Arizona the chance to draft Anderson, but it would still leave other options Rudy Gay Jersey available, such asTexas Tech's Tyree Wilson or Clemson's Myles Murphy.Cornerback: The Cardinals lost Byron Murphy to the Vikings via free agency, leaving behind a group composed of Marco Wilson, Antonio Hamilton and free-agent addition Rashad Fenton. None is a shutdown corner, which makes the position a must-have in this draft especially considering the team ranked 24th in pa sing defense (230.3 yards per game) and 28th in pa sing touchdowns allowed (29) last season. Oregon's Christian Gonzalez is a potential option at No. 3, though it's more likely Arizona will trade back just far enough to draft him later. He's considered the top player at his position in the draft, withtremendous speed, fluidity and size.Wide receiver: DeAndre Hopkins is considered a potential trade candidate. If the Cardinals can't find a team willing to trade for him, then it's po sible he could be released. Either way, Arizona will be down one Johnny Moore Jersey of its top targets in 2023, creating a need in the receiving corps. If Arizona drafts a receiver first, it almost certainly won't be with its first-round pick. have their respective top receivers going no higher than 11th, suggesting a relatively weak cla s. The Cardinals can make some quality depth additions in the middle or late rounds.Here's how the Cardinals' draft could unfold in 2023, according to :RoundPickPlayerPositionCollege13Will Anderson Jr.EDGEAlabama234John Michael SchmitzCMinnesota366Eli RicksCBAlabama396Colby WoodenDTAuburn4105Kobie TurnerDTWake Forest5168Myles BrooksCBLouisiana Tech6180Luke HaggardOTIndiana6213Bryce BaringerPMichigan State