The New York Jets have the longest active NFL playoff drought, and that will almost certainly continue until they can find a suitable quarterback to helm the franchise.
The Arizona Cardinals face a number of difficult decisions as we march into the 2026 offseason, ranging from their Kyler Murray conundrum to various (and potentially expensive) extensions and how to attack the first year of the Mike LaFleur era in both free agency and the draft.
The NFLPA will no longer be allowed to publicize the results of their annual report cards, which grade NFL organizations from top to bottom on key topics that matter to players that range from ownership to quality of cafeteria space.
The Arizona Cardinals move into the 2026 offseason with plenty of avenues to improve their team, which shouldn't be too difficult after a 3-14 start. The Cardinals have all seven draft picks (which includes the No.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
The Arizona Cardinals move into 2026's free agency pool with plenty of decisions to make on their own guys. The Cardinals have just north of $40 million in cap space and could opt to bring some familiar names back for Mike LaFleur's first season as head coach.
The Arizona Cardinals' coaching staff is taking shape under new head coach Mike LaFleur, and the latest piece of news is a good sign for the team's defense.
GLENDALE – Nearly two weeks after the hiring of new Arizona Cardinals head coach Mike LaFleur, his staff is starting to come together. While the coordinator hires have fans scratching their heads, LaFleur has decided to bring back two critical position coaches for the 2026 season.
The Arizona Cardinals face a pivotal offseason as they prepare for 2026 with several questions hanging over the franchise. An NFL analyst laid out a worst-case scenario in a failure to trade Kyler Murray that could challenge the organization’s stability and competitive aspirations.
GLENDALE – After the Arizona Cardinals figured out their defensive coordinator situation, it was time to fill out the coaching staff for that side of the ball.
The Arizona Cardinals move into the 2026 season with new head coach Mike LaFleur in charge — though a few familiar faces will be back in the desert. We
The Arizona Cardinals are beginning a new era in 2026. Arizona fired former head coach Jonathan Gannon after the team crumbled down the stretch in 2025.
The Arizona Cardinals own the top available quarterback moving into the 2026 offseason. Teams in search of a new passer don't have many options thanks to a handful of passers skipping the draft in an already murky quarterback class.
The Arizona Cardinals march into the 2026 offseason under the guidance of first-year coach Mike LaFleur with hopes of turning things around sooner as opposed to later.
The Arizona Cardinals have their coaching staff (mostly) set. This week, the organization — having hired new head coach Mike LaFleur — announced their three coordinators moving into 2026.
ARIZONA — The Arizona Cardinals' coaching staff is now mostly set with all three coordinators officially named under new head coach Mike LaFleur. The Cardinals'
The Arizona Cardinals officially have hired the most important pieces of their coaching staff after a lengthy process in the desert. Head coach Mike LaFleur and the Cardinals officially announced all of Nathaniel Hackett (OC), Nick Rallis (DC) and Michael Ghobrial (ST) this weekend.
The Arizona Cardinals are weeks away from 2026 free agency beginning, where Arizona will have to make key decisions on several pending players ready to hit the open market.
Coming off another frustrating season in The Desert, Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals appear to be headed for a split. A foot injury limited Kyler Murray to five games in 2025.
GLENDALE – The retention of defensive coordinator Nick Rallis has Arizona Cardinals fans and possibly players in shock. Cornerback Max Melton took to Instagram to post a reel on his story that could be connected to the news of Rallis’ return.
The Arizona Cardinals announced they officially hired DC Nick Rallis, OC Nathaniel Hackett, and ST coordinator Michael Ghobrial on Friday, per Darren Urban of the team’s site. Hackett, 46, began his NFL coaching career with the Buccaneers back in 2006 as an offensive quality control coach.
The Cardinals are hiring Michael Ghobrial as their special teams coordinator, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. Ghobrial spent the past two years in the same position with the Giants.
Mike LaFleur spent time on the Falcons’ staff during Kyle Shanahan‘s stay as Atlanta’s OC. While Matt Ryan served as the starter during that period, Matt Schaub was the backup.