WATCH: Cardinals training camp highlights from Thursday's practice
Before practice ended, there were plays made.
Below are some of the video highlights that wee shared on social media.
Arizona Cardinals training camp highlights from Thursday
Receiver Zay Jones is vying for playing time this year.
Head coach Jonathan Gannon and defensive coordinator Nick Rallis spoke of "third-level" work earlier in the offseason.
Rookie cornerback Will Johnson getting some work.
Some Michael Wilson
Mack Wilson is working as Kyzir White's replacement as the "Mike" linebacker
Star Thomas breaks up a pass. He is a guy to watch in the cornerback battle.
Marvin Harrison Jr. cooked Jalen Thompson.
And, just before Gannon ended practice.
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