By Matt Zenitz, On3: The Arizona Cardinals are hiring Stanford’s Klayton Adams as their offensive line coach, sources tell On3.
Adams, a former Boise State all-conference offensive lineman, worked in the NFL the last four years with the Indianapolis Colts before taking the job at Stanford, including as the Colts’ tight ends coach the last two seasons.
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