The Arizona Cardinals have known their 2024 opponents since the end of the season. Their actual week-by-week schedule will be known soon. According to the Sports Business Journal, teams have been told ...

Rookie wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., the No. 4 overall pick in the draft, will have the same number he wore in college — No. 18. He shared his jersey on his Instagram story on Tuesday. There was ...

The Arizona Cardinals entered the week with two vacancies on the offseason roster. They filled one on Tuesday with a veteran, announcing they signed former Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Markus Bailey.

The Cardinals, who needed to remake their receiver room this offseason, saw Marquise Brown leave in free agency and traded Rondale Moore to the Atlanta Falcons. As of right now, their projected top ...

Touchdown Wire’s Jarrett Bailey ranked the top 36 quarterbacks in the NFL entering 2024. Only one from the NFC West makes the top 10. Arizona Cardinals starter Kyler Murray is in the middle of the ...

Touchdown Wire’s Doug Farrar picked the sleeper of every team’s draft class. For the Arizona Cardinals, he believes it will be receiver Tejhaun Palmer, the Cardinals’ sixth-round pick out of UAB.

The Arizona Cardinals are excited about the upcoming season, especially because quarterback Kyler Murray is healthy and will have a full offseason of reps. They believe he can and will play at a high ...

As such, according to Over the Cap’s Nick Korte, they will not have any compensatory picks in the 2025 NFL draft. This is no surprise. Compensatory picks are awarded based on qualifying free agents ...

Minnesota’s Dallas Turner is the favorite to win Defensive Rookie of the Year. Check out the 10 players with the shortest odds.

Defensive lineman Darius Robinson and cornerbacks Max Melton and Elijah Jones all have odds to win Defensive Rookie of the Year.

Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy lifts the Rose Bowl trophy to celebrate after the team’s defeat of Alabama in the College ...

Caleb Williams is the favorite to be the league’s offensive rookie of the year at +200. Marvin Harrison Jr. is second at +600.