The honeymoon phase from Week 1 has officially ended. The Arizona Cardinals fall to 1-3, losing to the New York Giants, 36-24, on Sunday afternoon at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. No doubt, it was a sloppy game for both—the Cardinals and Giants combined for six turnovers throughout the afternoon.
The Arizona Cardinals collapse against the New York Giants turned a dominant opening into a 36-24 loss at MetLife Stadium. Arizona built a 14-3 first-quarter lead before New York seized control, continuing a troubling early-season trend from the previous Week 3 breakdown.
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EAST RUTHERFORD — The Arizona Cardinals are reeling from a third straight loss, with Sunday’s coming against the New York Giants as questions continue to rise about the quarterback position.
The Arizona Cardinals have more questions than answers after their frustrating loss to the New York Giants in Week 4, one that went all the way down to the wire before the Cardinals crumbled with the game on the line.
The NFL is investigating a game official appearing to use profanity toward a player during Sunday's game between the Arizona Cardinals and New York Giants, according to multiple media reports.
EAST RUTHERFORD — The Arizona Cardinals left MetLife Stadium with another loss Sunday, but are now in a situation the league will need to address involving an official and Trey McBride.
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ARIZONA — The Arizona Cardinals snatched defeat from the jaws of victory today. With first-and-goal at the Giants' four-yard line, Arizona came up short of a game-tying touchdown (with an extra point available for a win) in their ultimate 36-24 loss to New York, which was capped by a pick-six as time expired.
Nothing gets a fan base excited like a football player with potential, and maybe no receiver since Calvin Johnson in 2007 has come into the NFL with more potential than Marvin Harrison Jr.
The Arizona Cardinals fell in stunning walk off fashion to the New York Giants Sunday. Quarterback Jacoby Brissett threw a costly pick six that sealed the Giants 36-24 home win.
After losing its previous two games to division rivals, the Arizona Cardinals traveled east to take on the New York Giants. In a game that went down to the wire, the Cardinals couldn't overcome turnovers and poor play in their 26-24 loss at MetLife Stadium.
The Arizona Cardinals aren't making a quarterback change after their Week 4 loss to the New York Giants, according to head coach Mike LaFleur. "No," LaFleur said post-game before the question could even be finished during his press conference.
Cardinals OLB Josh Sweat was the subject of trade rumors this offseason, despite GM Monti Ossenfort ’s insistence he would not trade his marquee 2025 free agent acquisition.
According to Adam Schefter, the Cardinals so far have not been all that interested in trading WR Marvin Harrison Jr. despite his slow start to the season. However, Schefter adds other teams are looking into the idea.
The Arizona Cardinals and New York Giants have released their inactives ahead of Sunday’s 1 p.m. ET kickoff at MetLife Stadium, and a Cardinals defense with plenty of issues will have Josh Sweat.
The Arizona Cardinals are heading into Week 4 desperately needing a win. The team is traveling across the country to take on the New York Giants, who are coming off a win in Week 3.
For a piece published on Friday, NFL insider Dan Graziano of ESPN expanded on why Harrison and the Cardinals may soon agree that a divorce is what's best for everybody involved.
After the Giants lost starting quarterback Jaxson Dart to a season-ending knee injury in Week 2, Cardinals No. 2 signal-caller Gardner Minshew came up as a potential trade target for Big Blue.
Over his first three games of playing under first-year head coach Mike LaFleur, Harrison tallied four receptions on nine targets for 73 yards and zero touchdowns.