In his first press conference as the starting quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals, Josh Rosen said he won't model himself after anyone else.

"I am me, and I'm not trying to model my game," Rosen said. "I admire quarterbacks, but I don't try to emulate or act like they do. I do me.

"It's gotten me to this point, so why change?"

Rosen's first start for the Cardinals will come on Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks.

Arizona is last in the NFL in points, total yards, yards per game, rushing yards per game, receiving yards per game, net yards per pass attempt, interceptions per pass attempt, first downs per game, third-down conversions, third-down conversion percentage, red zone drives, red zone touchdowns, offensive efficiency, point margin and time of possession.

The Arizona Cardinals have named Josh Rosen their starting quarterback.

Sam Bradford began the season as Arizona's starting quarterback.

The Cardinals selected Rosen with the 10th overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft out of UCLA.

Sam Darnold, Josh Allen and Baker Mayfield are also starting out of the 2018 draft class.

The Arizona Cardinals could be headed for changes after the team's 34-0 loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.

"I'm not going to sit here and say right after the game what we're going to do from a personnel standpoint," Steve Wilks said. "But I will say this, everybody will be evaluated."

Sam Bradford struggled, going 17-for-27 for 90 yards and an interception. Through two games, the quarterback has just 243 passing yards.

Wilks says he didn't consider pulling Bradford for rookie Josh Rosen on Sunday.

"Well, I think when you look at the climate of the game and how it was going, I don't know if it was going to make a major difference there because, again, it just wasn't one guy," Wilks said.

"It was several on both sides of the ball in all three phases. Again, we'll evaluate personnel moving forward and seeing exactly what we're going to do next week as far as putting the best guys on the field."

The Arizona Cardinals have signed David Johnson to a three-year, $39 million contract extension.

The deal includes $30 million in guaranteed money and can be worth up to $45 million, according to a source.

Johnson's $30 million in guarantees is the third-highest figure among active running backs.

His 32 touchdowns from scrimmage since 2015 are the second most in that span.

The Arizona Cardinals remain hopeful about signing David Johnson to a long-term extension.

Johnson is entering the final season of his rookie contract.

"I'm convinced David is the guy we want to keep as a core member of this team," general manager Steve Keim said Friday morning on 98.7's "Doug and Wolf" show.

Johnson is returning from an injury that caused him to miss nearly the entire 2017 season.

David Johnson missed nearly the entire 2017 season and hopes to bounce back in 2018 with his 2016 form before becoming a free agent in 2019.

Full List of Essential 50

50. Drew Brees

49. Larry Fitzgerald

48. DeForest Buckner

47. Adam Thielen

46. Eric Berry

45. Corey Davis

44. Ali Marpet

43. Sam Darnold

42. Golden Tate

41. Geno Atkins

40. Mitchell Trubisky

39. C.J. Mosley

38. Jameis Winston

37. Landon Collins

36. Vic Beasley Jr.

35. Ryan Tannehill

34. Amari Cooper 

33. Malcolm Jenkins

32. Christian McCaffrey

31. LeSean McCoy

30. Patrick Mahomes

29. Bradley Roby

28. Dalvin Cook

27. DeMarcus Lawrence

26. Russell Wilson

25. Cam Newton

24. Joey Bosa

23. Alex Smith

22. Alvin Kamara

21. Jadeveon Clowney

20. Jarvis Landry

19. David Johnson

18. Ezekiel Elliott 

17. Khalil Mack

16. Myles Garrett

15. Deshaun Watson

14. Carson Wentz

13. Todd Gurley

12. Rob Gronkowski

11. Jalen Ramsey

10. Aaron Rodgers

9. Earl Thomas

8. Aaron Donald

7. Odell Beckham Jr.

6. Ryan Shazier

5. Tom Brady

4. Julio Jones

3. Andrew Luck

2. Jimmy Garoppolo

1. Le'Veon Bell

The Arizona Cardinals and David Johnson remain far apart in talks about a new deal, according to a report.

An extension is not expected before the season opener.

Earlier this offseason, there was optimism that Johnson would get a new deal before Week 1.

Johnson is scheduled to make $1.88 million in base salary in the final year of his deal.