The seventh-seeded Cardinals (17-15) will play No. 3 seed Nicholls in Monday's second round. The sixth-seeded Lions (18-14) scored the first four points in the extra period, but Bailey hit two 3 ...

The Arizona Cardinals could be in for an exciting offseason. Arizona was a competitive team during the 2024 season, competing for a playoff spot until the end of the regular season. The Cardinals ...

THATCHER, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - The Arizona Western College Matadors saw their season come to a close in the Region I Final, falling 66-63 to No. 17 Eastern Arizona Saturday night at Guitteau ...

In the final weekend before NFL free agency begins, we have another three-round mock draft simulation for the Arizona Cardinals. As compensatory picks have not yet been announced, we still focus ...

The defensive tackle position appears to be a real priority for the Arizona Cardinals as we close in on NFL free agency for the 2025 offseason. They have already met with one option in former ...

ARIZONA -- The Arizona Cardinals officially announced the re-signing of edge rusher Baron Browning ahead of next week's free agent cycle. The deal, reportedly a two-year contract for $15 million ...

The Arizona Cardinals are re-signing outside linebacker Baron Browning, according to NFL Media's Ian Rapoport. Rapoport says the deal is two years with a base of $15 million and up to $19 million.

The Arizona Cardinals will be active, although it is uncertain how aggressive they will be or how much money they will spend. But before that happens, we will take a look at each position group ...

The Arizona Cardinals enter free agency with $67.8 million in effective cap space, the fourth most in the NFL. Teams can begin discussions with free agents Monday, March 10, and can begin signing ...

The Baltimore Ravens are letting one of their own walk. Cornerback Christian Matthew, who joined the team after the 2024 season and spent the entire season on injured reserve. Matthew was a ...

TEMPE, Ariz. -- When the dust settles on free agency, Arizona Cardinals general manager Monti Ossenfort will ask himself a question: Does he have a roster good enough to go out and play a game?