Seahawks stave off Cardinals with game-winning field goal in thrilling win on the road
Colin Cowherd reacts to The Athletic's NFL front office rankings, with the Baltimore Ravens, Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs on top.
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Cardinals QB Kyler Murray makes key adjustment in 7th season - ESPN
TEMPE, Ariz. — As Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray sat in the pocket with the clock ticking under 15 seconds in the second quarter of a Week 2 game against the visiting Carolina Panthers, his offensive line neutralizing the four-man rush, he had options unfolding in front of him.
Most interesting storylines for each NFL team as 2025 season begins
Chris Broussard explains why "everything is adding up to a Philadelphia Eagles rout," not a Dallas Cowboys upset in Week 1.
2025 fantasy football rankings - Field Yates' PPR top 100 - ESPN
Field Yates' 2025 fantasy football rankings will be updated throughout the preseason to reflect any changes in his view on players for the upcoming season.
Marvin Harrison Jr. adds more muscle, hoping to make Year 2 leap for Cardinals
Marvin Harrison Jr. had a productive debut season with the Arizona Cardinals for several reasons, including elite athleticism, height and professional pedigree thanks to his dad's success in the league.
NFL draft wide receiver projections: Rankings, stats, comps - ESPN
Wide receivers are no longer just a long-term investment — they can make an immediate impact on an NFL team's passing game. Every NFL draft since 2019 has had at least one wide receiver hit 1,000 yards in his rookie season, including three last season.
Harrison, Fanatics settle; WR's jersey to drop, source says - ESPN
TEMPE, Ariz. — Fanatics' lawsuit against Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. over a disputed term sheet was settled on Thursday, according to court documents, ending a 10-month legal saga that has, indirectly, prevented Harrison's jersey from officially being sold.
2025 NFL draft class: Strengths, weaknesses, big questions - ESPN
For months, the 2025 NFL draft class has been billed as weak relative to recent years by scouts and media analysts. It has been labeled thin and void of blue-chip talent. And sometimes, it has been called flat-out bad.