ARIZONA — The Arizona Cardinals are undoubtedly a team to watch with the NFL's free agency period creeping around the corner, and all signs are pointing towards their interest in free agent quarterback Malik Willis.
The NFL offseason is officially here, and with it comes the annual carousel of quarterback rumors. For the Arizona Cardinals, a franchise seemingly in transition, the noise is getting louder.
The Arizona Cardinals move into the next phase of the offseason with plenty of chatter around quarterback Kyler Murray and his future in the desert. Murray just wrapped up his seventh season in the league, not playing after Week 5 thanks to a foot injury.
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GLENDALE – There’s plenty of holes when a team goes 3-14, but the Arizona Cardinals had a glaring one that plagued them all 2025. From one of its strong points to one of its weakest, Arizona’s offensive line went from a top five unit to bottom five in one season.
GLENDALE – The top choice to be Kyler Murray’s replacement for the Arizona Cardinals won’t come cheap. With a weak 2026 QB class in this year’s draft, Arizona is expected to look towards free agency for their next franchise quarterback, with former Green Bay Packers’ Malik Willis on top of the list.
There's so much buzz and conversation surrounding the Arizona Cardinals' quarterback situation as the 2026 offseason rolls around. With Jacoby Brissett under contract through one more season, the Cardinals are searching for an avenue to part ways with Kyler Murray.
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray has been linked to a new team during the NFL Combine rumor mill. NBC Sports fantasy expert Matthew Berry is in attendance at the combine in Indianapolis, and shared some of the rumors he has frequently been hearing.
The Arizona Cardinals are heavily expected to move on from quarterback Kyler Murray this offseason, creating an opening for their potential passer of the future to arrive — whether that be via free agency, trade market or the draft.
The Arizona Cardinals move into the offseason with varying needs across their roster, and while this week's scouting combine will be key in further crafting their organization, 2026's free agent class will be crucial to find immediate fixes with veteran talent.
A stunning contradiction emerged from the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis on Tuesday, February 24. While Arizona Cardinals general manager Monti Ossenfort told reporters he’s maintained “good dialogue” with quarterback Kyler Murray about the 2025 season, a source told ESPN that the two have not spoken a single word since the season ended.
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Former Arizona Cardinals TE Coach Ben Steele has found a new home. Steele is heading to the Washington Commanders to coach the same position, according to NFL insider Tom Pelissero.
The Arizona Cardinals and major decisions in the 2026 offseason will soon be synonymous with each other. Of course, Kyler Murray will always steal the spotlight and headlines until he's ultimately traded.
The Arizona Cardinals move into the 2026 offseason with their salary cap officially set. The NFL, according to insider Mike Garafolo, has notified teams that 2026's salary cap will be set at $301.2 million per club.
The Arizona Cardinals are interviewing several prospects in Indianapolis this week as the NFL combine continues, though it appears a favorite interview may have already landed.
Though the NFL recently won a grievance against the NFLPA to stop its widespread publication of player grades on several different aspects of each franchise, that hasn't prevented leaks from eventually showcasing how every organization did.
GLENDALE – To no one’s surprise, the NFLPA report cards were leaked, despite a recent grievance by the NFL to avoid this scenario. The league tried to save some teams’ dignity, like the Arizona Cardinals, by not having these report cards published to avoid public shaming for how bad the rest of the league views them.
The NFLPA initially claimed that official grades on the report cards for each franchise would not be made public. Technically, they stayed true to their word until the grades were seemingly leaked online.
It should be a lock that the Arizona Cardinals will get a boost from their high draft pick. But their quarterback situation is tenuous, at best. Still, here is one free agent who would fix the Cardinals’ biggest flaw heading into the 2026 season.