We're one week out from the 2025 NFL Draft, and I have rounded out players that I am hoping and praying leave next weekend as Arizona Cardinals. From pass rushers to pass catchers and everything in between, my list of guys I want in the desert feels near completion.
A familiar face is staying in the desert for the Arizona Cardinals, as Greg Dortch signed his one-year tender with the team on Friday. Dortch is set to make $3.263 million on his salary under this deal, as he returns to Arizona for another year.
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With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The Arizona Cardinals will have plenty to figure out as the 2025 NFL Draft looms large on the near horizon. GM Monti Ossenfort has dedicated monetary resources to improving the team in free agency, but there's still some uncertainty surrounding this year's draft.
The Arizona Cardinals have seen what feels like an endless supply of mock drafts, with many projecting a first-round CB rather than previously-assumed DL or EDGE selections.
How can the Cardinals assure that they will be able to draft their next highly coveted Buckeye? Arizona Cardinas’ GM Monti Ossenfort said this week that the team’s board is 95% finished and that in the days leading up to the draft he and the draft team will be conducting a number of mocks.
Patrick Peterson officially retired a member of the Arizona Cardinals after a 13-year career in the league earlier this week. Peterson's departure from the desert was about as controversial as it could get, as the former No.
The Arizona Cardinals running back room is led by James Conner with Trey Benson set to be his primary backup. That's a rock-solid core that doesn't need much work.
The recently retired Arizona Cardinal will announce the teams day two selections. The NFL is having former players announce day two selections at the 2025 NFL Draft, so of course the Arizona Cardinals will have their newly retired and reconciled cornerback Patrick Peterson involved.
The Arizona Cardinals did well in free agency to fill holes across the roster approaching the 2025 NFL Draft, though there's still some work to do according to The Athletic.
GLENDALE –The Arizona Cardinals announced on Thursday that legendary cornerback Patrick Peterson will announce two picks in the 2025 NFL draft. The three-time All-Pro will announce the team’s 47th and 78th overall pick on Day 2 of the NFL draft.
Arizona Cardinals legendary cornerback Patrick Peterson will announce the organization's round two and three picks in the 2025 NFL Draft. The NFL, as done in year's past, will have previous top players help announce selections on Day 2 of the draft.
The Ole Miss prospect has immense upside as a pass rusher. We have gone through the consensus board, now we have to look at the players who the Arizona Cardinals have met with.
We're one week away from the 2025 NFL Draft, and the Arizona Cardinals have yet to field any trade offers for their 16th overall pick according to general manager Monti Ossenfort.
The USC cornerback has experience all over the secondary and could be We have gone through the consensus board, now we have to look at the players who the Arizona Cardinals have met with.
The Arizona Cardinals have made a concerted effort to bring in some top-end talent to some of their weaker position groups this offseason, but other areas might end up suffering.
After making a flurry of moves on the defensive side of the ball, the Arizona Cardinals look to have mostly locked in their lineup for the 2025 season.
Patrick Peterson is officially hanging up his cleats—and he’s doing it as a member of the Arizona Cardinals. The eight-time Pro Bowl cornerback returned to the team’s facility Monday to announce his retirement after a 13-year NFL career.
Heading into year three under head coach Jonathan Gannon, the Arizona Cardinals are in a crucial part of their rebuild. The roster has several foundational pieces, but other positions still need to be retooled.
The veteran edge-rusher will play for a third career team in 2025.
Trey Benson is in a make-or-break year for his dynasty outlook heading into 2025. It would be one thing if he was the clear backup for James Conner in 2024, but the time he spent split with Emari Demarcado and other backs people forgot were on the Cardinals cause room for concern.
A 2022 ACL tear ended Kyler Murray‘s campaign that season and delayed his return to the field until the midway point of the following season. 2024 thus marked an important checkpoint in his recovery as the Pro Bowl quarterback managed to play a full slate.
Cardinals WR Marvin Harrison Jr. put up 885 yards and eight touchdowns in his rookie year, but the output was thought to be somewhat underwhelming, considering his high expectations.
Former All-Pro cornerback Patrick Peterson has decided to retire, but he is first returning to the place where his career began.
This past winter, HC Jonathan Gannon indicated that Murray could use his legs to make plays more during the 2025 season after Murray ended the 2024 campaign with a career-low 4.59 rushing attempts per game.
Tight end Trey McBride earned approximately $5.76M in his first three seasons with the Cardinals. Now, he's set to make much more than that.
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