The Arizona Cardinals currently are in the midst of sorting themselves out ahead of a busy 2026 offseason, with major questions at head coach and quarterback that must be answered before the trickle effects can follow.
As the Arizona Cardinals inch closer towards finding their next head coach, the following days hope to offer some clarity over who the organization deems as a serious finalist for their opening.
The Arizona Cardinals' coaching search is coming into its next stages after missing on several big candidates. Now, Arizona's just one of five teams looking to fill their opening as conference championship weekend arrives.
The Arizona Cardinals are still in search of a replacement for the now-fired Jonathan Gannon. This isn't quite how the Cardinals envisioned the pursuit of their next head coach, as multiple candidates have bypassed second interviews with Arizona in favor of other jobs.
The Arizona Cardinals move into the depths of their offseason in search of a new head coach, though a bigger question remains once the dust settles on finding their replacement for Jonathan Gannon.
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As the Steelers and Bills’ searches get underway, the Browns, Cardinals and Raiders’ processes have shifted into the background a bit. Two candidates (Mike McDaniel, Jesse Minter) pulled out of the Cleveland search, while Kevin Stefanski exited the Vegas derby.
The Arizona Cardinals move into the depths of their head coaching search with several different candidates in mind. Owner Michael Bidwill and general manager Monti Ossenfort stayed true to their word of wanting to cast a wide net in hopes of finding a suitable replacement for Jonathan Gannon.
GLENDALE – The Arizona Cardinals have plenty of positions that need upgrade with their third overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft. Experts could see the franchise go skill position, pass rusher, linebacker or even snag their next starting quarterback.
Ten NFL teams this offseason opened their doors for a new head coach, the Arizona Cardinals being one of said organizations after kicking Jonathan Gannon to the curb.
ARIZONA — The Arizona Cardinals march into the future of their head coaching search with two names to watch, according to NFL insider Albert Breer. Arizona's swung and missed on various candidates already within their search, and as of today they're competing with five other organizations to fill their head coaching spot.
The Arizona Cardinals move into the depths of their coaching hunt still in search of their next leader following the firing of former head man Jonathan Gannon.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Arizona Cardinals are one of 10 NFL teams that made a coaching change this season. They are also the franchise that has little buzz right now about where the coaching search could go.
The Arizona Cardinals have several needs up and down their roster entering the 2026 offseason. After the Cardinals settle on their head coach, whenever that may be, some serious decisions will be made on who stays and goes — quarterback Kyler Murray being a top priority.
Four head coach vacancies have been filled, and yet there are six more openings available across the NFL. Those openings vary in their worth, however, with some jobs far more appealing than others.
GLENDALE – The Arizona Cardinals get a second in-person interview with one of the best defensive coordinators in the league today. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Jacksonville Jaguars’ Anthony Campanile will get on a flight tonight for his second interview with Arizona on Thursday.
The Arizona Cardinals are reportedly set to welcome Jacksonville Jaguars defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile for an in-person interview this week as their head coaching search continues.
ARIZONA — The Arizona Cardinals once again find themselves with the No. 3 overall pick in an NFL Draft led by general manager Monti Ossenfort. The first time around, back in 2023, the Cardinals traded down with the Houston Texans, allowing them to take edge rusher Will Anderson Jr.
The Arizona Cardinals' search for their next head coach continues, as they're one of six current NFL openings available. The Cardinals have seen top candidates come and go, as names in the likes of Robert Saleh, Jeff Hafley and John Harbaugh are officially off the market while Sean McDermott reportedly doesn't want to be in Arizona.
After being fired as Cardinals head coach earlier this month, Jonathan Gannon continues to generate interest for defensive coordinator openings. The latest team to schedule an interview is the Packers, according to Mike Garafolo of NFL Network.
GLENDALE – In the NFL world, no team is a better punching bag than the Arizona Cardinals. 105-year history of disappointment and year number 106 isn’t looking much better.
GLENDALE – The Arizona Cardinals have a stigma around them of being cheap. The perception starts at the owner Michael Bidwill. For the past two decades, Arizona has only had six above .500 seasons.
A recent report suggested the Cardinals are likely to move on from quarterback Kyler Murray this offseason. As ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler notes, however, Arizona could retain Murray for at least one more year.
According to Todd Archer, the Cowboys are scheduled to host former Cardinals HC Jonathan Gannon for an interview for their defensive coordinator job early