As the season slowly goes into November, the Arizona Cardinals are close to playing for one thing… pride.

That is never a good thing when you are talk about the third year of a rebuild, but things have gone off the rails and who knows if they can get back on them.

Ahead of their matchup with the San Francisco 49ers it seems like an even tougher task, as the Cardinals injury report is longer than ever.

We know there will be no Marvin Harrison Jr. in this one, as he had his appendix removed this week. However, the rest...

The Arizona Cardinals went into training camp this year with what they considered a very good quarterback room.

Veteran Kyler Murray was finally healthy, GM Monti Ossenfort had brought in journeyman Jacoby Brissett as an experienced backup on the same day that he inked DT Dalvin Tomlinson, and former fifth-round draft pick Clayton Tune had been a holdover for the season before. Desmond Ridder was gone.

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At the conclusion of training camp, Tune was waived, and Kedon Slovis was signed to the practice squad after he was released on the final cutdown from the...

The Arizona Cardinals’ loss to the Seattle Seahawks this past weekend signified that most likely, the franchise will miss this year’s playoffs despite eight games left on the schedule.

With this in mind, what to do with this roster, and what should happen in the off-season is now on everyone’s mind. Cardinals’ fans are used to waiting for next year.

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Right now, with a 3-6-0 record and getting knocked down further in the division standings, Arizona is slotted to pick #11 in the April NFL draft. That will change between now and the end...

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This week things did not go well.

First, the Arizona Cardinals are blown out in a laughable fashion by their rivals.

Then, they get out of the game with a ton of injuries, but nothing catastrophic, outside of Zay Jones.

However, today things just got to the point where you just cannot imagine how much more the Cardinals and fans can...

When things go bad, they go from bad to worse.

The Arizona Cardinals will be without wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. this week and potentially longer as he had to have appendix surgery.

Now that the 2025 season is a certainty to not end up with a playoff berth, the process to begin thinking about next year’s roster begins.

Eight games are remaining on the schedule, which is half the season. Arizona is 3-6-0. However, the possibility of capturing the NFC West Division seems unlikely with both the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks sitting on top of the division with identical 7-2-0 records.

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To qualify for a Wild Card spot, it takes 10 wins. Yes, mathematically, the Cardinals are still in it. They could win the division...

The Arizona Cardinals came into the rebound game against the Seattle Seahawks with hopes that perhaps there was a way they could dislodge the NFC West Division leaders. Seattle has proven to be a very good team this year, so the Cardinals’ aspirations were certainly a hope and a prayer.

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But the Seahawks built a huge lead early in the first half, and then cruised to a 44-22 win over their division foe aided by a porous offensive line who caused two forced fumbles for touchdowns.

The loss now places the 3-6-0 Cardinals with...

The Cardinals were blown out by the Seahawks, 44–22, on Sunday afternoon. Seattle took a 35–0 lead, aided by two defensive touchdowns, putting the game out of reach early for Arizona.

Here is the good, the bad and the ugly from the Seahawks’ dismantling of the Cardinals:

The good

TE Trey McBride: When things go south for the Cardinals, something is always looking up for McBride. Carrying nearly the entire offense, McBride had his most productive game of the year, finishing with nine catches for 127 yards and a touchdown.

Second-half scoring: After putting up a goose egg in...

Things went from bad to worse in the loss to the Seattle Seahawks for the Arizona Cardinals as they have lost Zay Jones for the season.

Jones has played in eight games this season for the Cardinals, and had 12 receptions for 183 yards.

In his brief Cardinals career thus far he played in 19 games, had 20 receptions for 267 yards and did not score a touchdown.

Jones was signed as a free agent in the 2024 offseason and had small roles in a number of games, but was mostly a veteran presence that could fill-in at all three...

After one of the most humiliating performances in recent memory, the Arizona Cardinals now sit at 3-6 on the season.

More than that though, they sit at the worst spot in sports… purgatory.

After the game ended and the dust settled, they are 12th in the NFC playoff standings, with all three NFC West teams in front of them. Meaning they would have to win out basically to have a shot to overtake one of those teams, and the San Francisco 49ers, their next opponent, are not even in the playoffs as of now.

The only teams in front of...

Happy Monday one and all.

The Arizona Cardinals are now sitting at 3-6 after one of the more embarrassing losses in recent franchise memory.

Down 35-0 at one point, the Cardinals offense, defense and special teams all looked overmatched and underprepared against the Seattle Seahawks.

That, along with the continued health issues, has lead tot he Cardinals opening as three-point home underdogs ahead of their week 11 matchup with the San Francisco 49ers according to our friends at FanDuel Sportsbook.

What is really interesting is the Niners are coming of an equally uninspiring loss, at home to the Los Angeles...

The Arizona Cardinals are the worst team in the NFC West and it’s not particularly close.

When the Arizona Cardinals last played the Seattle Seahawks they were competitive.

A couple weeks, a quarterback change and some duct tape later and the Arizona Cardinals are embarrassed 44-22.

It was not a close game.

There was never a doubt and the Arizona Cardinals are not particularly close in competing with the Seahawks for the NFC West.

That seems to be what the issue is more than anything.

The Arizona Cardinals change things and not much changes.

The Seahawks make a head coach...