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Zach Pascal the 1st Arizona Cardinals player to pick No. 0

Some of the newest Arizona Cardinals have decided on which numbers they'll be donning when they take the field later this year.

Zach Pascal #3 of the Philadelphia Eagles reacts after catching a touchdown in the third quarter of...

Zach Pascal #3 of the Philadelphia Eagles reacts after catching a touchdown in the third quarter of a game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Lincoln Financial Field on October 30, 2022 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)

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Some of the newest Arizona Cardinals have decided on which numbers they’ll be donning when they take the field later this year.

Leading the notable number changes is recently signed wide receiver Zach Pascal, who is set to become the first Cardinals player to rock the No. 0 after the NFL approved the use of the digit this offseason.

The former Philadelphia Eagle sported No. 3 last season after wearing No. 14 as a member of the Indianapolis Colts.

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His teammate in Philadelphia and now in Arizona, Kyzir White, is also switching it up in the numbers department, moving on from No. 43 to No. 7.

White figures to be an important piece to coordinator Nick Rallis’s defense and will likely slide in alongside starting MIKE backer Zaven Collins in the middle of the formation.

The linebacker is a trusted piece for both Rallis and new head coach Jonathan Gannon, who coached White during his time as Philadelphia’s DC.

A look at the other jersey number updates for the new batch of Cardinals:

– WR Zach Pascal: 0 (was No. 3 in 2022)
– LB Kyzir White: 7 (was No. 43)
– CB Rashad Fenton: 24 (was Nos. 21 and 27)
– LB Josh Woods: 51
– LB Krys Barnes: 56 (was No. 51)
– DL Elijah Wilkinson: 65 (was No. 68)
– OL Dennis Daley: 71
– OL Hjalte Froholdt: 72
– OL Hayden Howerton: 75 (was No. 67)
– DL L.J. Collier: 91
– DL Kevin Strong: 92 (was No. 97)
– DL Carlos Watkins: 94 (was No. 91)

Tyler Drake Cardinals reporter and ArizonaSports.com editor

Born and raised in Kelseyville, California, I spent most of my summers growing up in Arizona. There were a lot of trips to Globe and the East Valley. Once out of high school, I attended the University of Arizona with a major in natural resources… Read more

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