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The Arizona Cardinals have limitless possibilities for draft night.
According to ESPN's Josh Weinfuss, the Cardinals are not expected to tender Ryland. The lowest tender, right of first refusal, would pay Ryland more than $3.5 million in 2026. Ryland could still negotiate with other teams and sign an offer sheet, but the Cardinals would have the ability to match the offer.
ESPN's Jeremy Fowler explained why the Arizona Cardinals are "strongly" linked to QB Jimmy Garoppolo before NFL free agency.
USA TODAY ranked the top 100 NFL free agents available. The Cardinals are listed among “best fits” for three of the top 25, including a quarterback.
Could the Arizona Cardinals draft their QB of the future? Here's what the latest 2026 ESPN NFL mock draft says.
The NFL Draft Combine is in full swing this week with more than 300 prospects taking part in the Indianapolis proceedings. Aside from the on-field drills and measurements, plenty of interviews will be held between teams and athletes. For the Arizona Cardinals, the work has already begun from a meeting standpoint.
The Arizona Cardinals and star quarterback Kyler Murray appear to be headed for a divorce. Here is the latest.
The Arizona Cardinals have some money to spend, now that the NFL has officially notified teams of its cap space.
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Kyler Murray Trade Rumors Updated in Latest NFL Buzz, Cardinals Linked to QB as 'Strong' FA Option
All eyes are on Kyler Murray in the early portion of the NFL offseason as the Arizona Cardinals weigh their choices with the quarterback, and ESPN's Dan Graziano reported Sunday that releasing him is more likely than trading him because potential suitors will not want to give up anything "significant" in return while still having to pay his contract.
Last year, the Arizona Cardinals were ranked last in the league in overall grade. A year later, they have improved, but not by much. ESPN obtained the results of the survey and team grades. While the Cardinals didn't come in last place this year, they only moved up one spot — to No. 31.
The Arizona Cardinals enter free agency with a myriad of holes on the roster. ESPN predicts that they will sign a coveted right tackle.