The Arizona Cardinals move past the first week of free agency frenzy looking to add depth to their defensive line. The Cardinals, per the league's transaction wire, hosted free agent defensive tackle Andrew Billings for a visit today.
The Arizona Cardinals had veteran DT Andrew Billings in for a free agent visit on Monday, per the NFL transaction wire. Billings, 31, was drafted in the fourth round out of Baylor by the Bengals in 2016.
The Arizona Cardinals and their fans will see a very familiar face in the NFC West. According to reports, the San Francisco 49ers are signing WR Christian Kirk on a one-year deal worth $6 million.
The Arizona Cardinals and Kyler Murray's divorce has been finalized, and the two sides move into the future on very different paths. For Murray, he's now with the Minnesota Vikings and hopes a one-year contract on minimal money can turn into something bigger.
The dust is beginning to settle on the Arizona Cardinals' free agency frenzy, and while there's surely some moves still to be made, Arizona's next big acquisitions will come a bit later in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
It’s a new era for the Arizona Cardinals, and the 2026 NFL Draft might set the foundation for what the franchise will become under new head coach Mike LaFleur.
The Arizona Cardinals move into the next stage of the 2026 offseason with no long-term plan at quarterback in sight, and one NFL insider believes they're looking towards the future.
The Arizona Cardinals signed Tyler Allgeier to a two-year, $12.25 million deal. Will the running back become a star for his new team? Allgeier spent his first four seasons with the Atlanta Falcons.
GLENDALE — Mike LaFleur is not wasting any time reshaping the Arizona Cardinals in his image. The Cardinals signed former All-Pro return specialist Devin Duvernay to a one-year, $2.5 million contract Monday morning.
PHOENIX, AZ — The Arizona Cardinals officially ended the Kyler Murray era five days ago, eating a massive $36.8 million guaranteed cap hit to move into a new age of football.
The Arizona Cardinals have plugged a few holes in the first week of their free agency wave, and entering the second phase of the acquisition period, they're sitting in fairly healthy cap space.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Arizona Cardinals are reportedly hosting free agent linebacker Jack Gibbens early next week, according to ESPN New England Patriots reporter Mike Reiss:
It didn't take former Arizona Cardinals offensive guard Evan Brown very long to find a new team. After being released two days ago, Brown has now struck a one-year deal to land with the Houston Texans according to reports.
After getting released by the Cardinals two days ago, veteran offensive guard Evan Brown has rebounded quickly. According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, Brown has landed with the Texans on a one-year, $3.5MM deal.
The Arizona Cardinals could be looking to bolster their quarterback plan for 2026, and after shipping away one polarizing name in Kyler Murray, one NFL insider suggests Aaron Rodgers is a possibility in the desert.
The Arizona Cardinals have been busy through the NFL's first week of free agency, seeing plenty of names come and go as the 2026 league year is officially here.
The Arizona Cardinals move into the next phase of free agency in search of plugging more holes after a dismal 3-14 season. So far, so good? The Cardinals have added a wide range of players from starters to depth pieces and everything between.
Then preparing to end the Kyler Murray era, the Cardinals reportedly entered free agency eyeing veteran quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo. The sides did engage in discussions, but their talks “hit a snag,” according to Ben Volin of the Boston Globe.
GLENDALE – For most of their modern history in the NFL, the Arizona Cardinals have tried to solve offense from the outside in. Find the quarterback, add weapons, although addressing the talent on the offensive line has never been a sticking point for the franchise.
GLENDALE – After a 3-14 season, it isn’t shocking that some people would want off the sinking ship that is the Arizona Cardinals. The franchise just fired its head coach and released its seven-year quarterback.
GLENDALE – Arizona Cardinals general manager Monti Ossenfort continues to bring in veteran pieces via free agency, with his latest signing dealing with the defensive front.
Evan Brown is hitting free agency. The Cardinals are releasing the veteran offensive lineman, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero. Brown was attached to a cap hit of $6.41MM in 2026, and the Cardinals will now be left with only $1.5MM in dead money.