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.
The Arizona Cardinals have a massive Kyler Murray decision coming in the next few weeks. It's assumed at this point in time, the Cardinals are working to find a future without Murray.
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.
There are resets, and then there are reckoning seasons. The Miami Dolphins just lived through the latter. After years of chasing speed and splash, South Florida now finds itself staring at the most unforgiving position in sports without a clear answer.
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.
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 – Who’ll be under center for the Arizona Cardinals in 2026 is still unclear, but the team did meet with a top-rated quarterback from this year’s draft.
Ole Miss DT Zxavian Harris had a formal interview with the 49ers. (Ryan Roberts) Cardinals GM Monti Ossenfort said “all options are on the table” regarding QB Kyler Murray and his future status with the team.
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.
GLENDALE – The 2026 NFLPA report cards have been leaked, and the Arizona Cardinals were ranked 31st overall, with their track record barely improving from placing dead last just a season ago.
The NFL recently won a grievance against the NFLPA preventing the organization from publicly revealing their yearly grades, though that hasn't stopped 2026's report card from coming to light.
The 2026 NFL Scouting Combine is upon us, and hundreds of prospects have a chance to start increasing their draft stock as we enter March. The combine is one of the last major steps in the draft process, and it can help decide which round a guy could get drafted in.
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.
The Arizona Cardinals inch closer to the 2026 NFL Draft with numerous possibilities at their third overall pick, though a trade within the league's landscape might have potentially altered their plans.
The Arizona Cardinals are in Indianapolis for NFL combine week, gaining a look at the draft's best prospects with in-person meetings, medical exams and on-field workouts.
GLENDALE – A Pro Football Hall of Famer destroyed the Arizona Cardinals in a fiery rant that will surely hurt the franchise’s ego. Legendary Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Cris Carter appeared on the Fully Loaded podcast, where he some strong words against Arizona.
Murray has notched zero playoff wins since the Cardinals made him the first overall pick of the 2019 NFL Draft, and he most recently made just five starts this past season before he was shut down because of a foot injury.