Rumors continue to swirl around Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray and what his immediate future holds. Stay or go has been the ultimate question after Murray's seventh season in Arizona.
ARIZONA — The Arizona Cardinals' coaching staff is now mostly set with all three coordinators officially named under new head coach Mike LaFleur. The Cardinals'
Kyler Murray could potentially be going from the NFC West to the NFC North. The Arizona Cardinals quarterback Murray would be interested in playing for the Minnesota Vikings, Phil Mackey of SKOR North reported this week during the “Purple Daily” podcast.
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.
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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.
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray is expected to have a new home for the 2026 NFL season. Murray, the No. 1 pick from the 2019 NFL Draft, has 20,460 passing yards, 3,193 rushing yards and 153 total touchdowns so far in his career with the Cardinals.
The Arizona Cardinals continue to fill out their coaching staff, with their latest addition coming in the secondary. According to CBS Sports' Matt Zenitz, the Cardinals are hiring Miami Hurricanes defensive passing game coordinator Zac Etheridge to become their cornerbacks coach.
As the Arizona Cardinals have been adding coaches to the staff under newcomer Mike LaFleur, the latest addition comes on the defensive side of the football.
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.
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The Arizona Cardinals move into the offseason with roughly $42 million in projected cap space and a plethora of different avenues the team could take. In continuing our preview of Cardinals free agents who will stay or go (click here for Jonah Williams), we move towards starting veteran safety Jalen Thompson.
GLENDALE – The Arizona Cardinals have spent over a week looking for their next defensive coordinator and thought they found him. The franchise had interest in former Jacksonville Jaguars head coach and Indianapolis Colts DC Gus Bradley for the position.
GLENDALE – New Arizona Cardinals head coach Mike LaFleur has made some massive strides in filling up his staff, but not in the way many fans would of thought.
GLENDALE – The names connected to the Arizona Cardinals defensive coordinator job had fans excited. Different position coaches from the Los Angeles Rams, Seattle Seahawks and more were interviewing with the franchise for the position that looked to turn around a bad defensive unit in 2025.
GLENDALE – The teams interested in Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray are known. The New York Jets, Pittsburgh Steelers and Minnesota Vikings have been connected to the two-time Pro Bowler early this offseason.
The Arizona Cardinals move into 2026 with their defensive coordinator puzzle finally solved. The Cardinals are reportedly keeping Nick Rallis as their play-caller for a fourth season in spite of Jonathan Gannon being sent packing from head coaching duties.
GLENDALE — The Arizona Cardinals have reportedly finalized their coordinator positions for next season, with a familiar face expected to remain with the team despite former head coach Jonathan Gannon’s departure.
The Arizona Cardinals have seen some massive turnover on their staff with the hire of head coach Mike LaFleur, and more changes could potentially be coming.
GLENDALE — The Arizona Cardinals have found their next quarterbacks coach, hiring a 14-year NFL veteran and former Pro Bowler. According to CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz, the Cardinals are expected to add Matt Schaub to their coaching staff.
It’s a new era in Arizona… again. After the Jonathan Gannon experiment did not go their way, the Arizona Cardinals fired the former defensive coordinator-turned-head 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.
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Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports reports that the Cardinals are expected to retain defensive coordinator Nick Rallis under new HC Mike LaFleur. Rallis has served as the Cardinals’ defensive coordinator the past three seasons under Jonathan Gannon. Rallis, 32, began his coaching career at Wake Forest as their quality control coach back in 2017.