GLENDALE –Not many teams in the NFC feel as confident as the Arizona Cardinals after its free agency. The front office addressed many defensive issues by signing Pro Bowlers like Josh Sweat and Calais Campbell to fill in the holes from last season.
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.
The Arizona Cardinals have put forward a concerted effort to add plenty of pass rush talent to their defensive line. For a team that struggled to pressure opposing QBs at such a notable clip, it's admirable and encouraging to see additions like Josh Sweat and Dalvin Tomlinson along the front seven.
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The Arizona Cardinals have made plenty of intentionally noteworthy moves to bolster a defense that was severely lacking in talent, particularly along the defensive front.
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GLENDALE – The first round of the NFL draft is two weeks away, and the Arizona Cardinals are still weighing their options. The franchise is in its best position in years, with a successful offseason of reinventing the defense filled with former Pro Bowlers.
The Arizona Cardinals made plenty of noise in free agency with the signing of Philadelphia Eagles outside linebacker Josh Sweat. Sweat was inked to a four-year, $76 million contract to become the number one pass rusher in the desert.
GLENDALE – One of the biggest signings of this NFL free agency period has recently been met with major concerns. The Arizona Cardinals were the favorites to land Pro Bowl edge rusher Josh Sweat in the offseason.
The Philadelphia Eagles lost one defensive piece to the Arizona Cardinals. Could they lose another? Philadelphia opted to cut ties with James Bradberry after a roller coaster of a year.
The 2025 NFL Draft is quickly approaching, and the Arizona Cardinals seem to be pleased with where their roster is at after a fairly successful offseason.
The Philadelphia Eagles entered the offseason with a few of the top free agents heading to the open market. Almost immediately after the Super Bowl ended the focus turned toward who could end up leaving the franchise.
The Arizona Cardinals have been busy building their defense this offseason. They have made a few notable signings that will give them a very different starting lineup from the one they finished the 2024 season with.
When the Arizona Cardinals signed outside linebacker Josh Sweat to a four-year, $76 million contract, a buzz of excitement swarmed the Valley that hadn't been felt in quite some time.
GLENDALE –The 2025 NFL season is just over five months away. Teams have revamped their roster via free agency to compete for a shot at the Super Bowl, and the Arizona Cardinals are confident about achieving that goal.
GLENDALE – The Arizona Cardinals are a piece away from making the leap into contention next season. The franchise is coming off a free agency period that was a wild success with the signing of edge Josh Sweat that will help a lackluster pass rush from last year.
The second season of Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon was a stellar improvement over his debut year. The franchise went 8-9, its best record since 2021, and entered the offseason with something it hasn’t had in a while: hope.
Former Philadelphia Eagles pass rusher Josh Sweat agreed to a four-year, $76.4 million contract -- including $41 million guaranteed -- with the Arizona Cardinals, his agent told ESPN on Monday.
NFL free agency doesn’t officially start until Wednesday, but that didn’t stop the rest of the league from poaching members of the Philadelphia Eagles’ defense during Monday’s "legal tampering” period. Here’s who they are about to lose.
NFL free agency has arrived, with teams taking advantage of the legal tampering period that started Monday.
The top edge rusher on the market has not needed to wait long to find a destination.
According to Adam Schefter, the Cardinals are signing OLB Josh Sweat to a four-year, $76.4 million deal. He adds the contract includes $41 million guaranteed
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Josh Sweat had a strong end to his 2024 season, posting 2.5 sacks in Super Bowl LIX. His attention will now turn to free agency.
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Eagles DE Josh Sweat had one of the best games of his career in the Super Bowl ahead of his impending free agency. He will likely be sought after by several teams, including Philadelphia, and notes that money and the right situation are both important to him.
While Josh Sweat is surely focused on this weekend’s Super Bowl, the impending free agent also made some notable moves behind the scenes. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the pass rusher changed representation earlier this week, hiring Drew Rosenhaus and Ryan Matha.
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