The Arizona Cardinals have had a dreadful 2025 season, and as a result, could decide to shake up the roster in a big way this offseason.

But in a new 2026 mock draft from Draft Wire's Curt Popejoy, the Cardinals select a skill player. With the eighth overall pick, the Cardinals go with a local player — Arizona State receiver Jordyn Tyson. Tyson is an incredibly skilled pass catcher who has great hands, runs incredible routes and finds the end zone.

The Houston Texans come into this week’s matchup riding a five-game winning streak after taking down the Chiefs on Sunday Night Football. On the flip side, the

The Cardinals this season appeared positioned for a postseason run. Instead, they have bottomed out, testing the loyalty of fans.

The Arizona Cardinals continue to struggle and lose games, which means we must pay more and more attention to the order of the 2026 NFL draft. They suffered their fifth consecutive loss and 10th in their last 11 games, dropping to 3-10 on the season.

CINCINNATI, Ohio — The NFL finalized its Week 17 schedule on Wednesday, and that includes when the matchup between the Bengals and Cardinals will be. The two teams will play on Sunday, Dec. 28, at 1 p.m. with FOX broadcasting the game.

On the heels of quarterback Kyler Murray being ruled out for the remainder of the season with a foot injury, there is reportedly a sense within the NFL that Murray may have played his final game with the Arizona Cardinals.

The Arizona Cardinals are the heaviest drinkers among NFL fan bases, per The Action Network's study on the topic. The Cardinals are 3-10 on the year.

Where will Arizona State football's Jordyn Tyson be picked in 2026 NFL Draft? One projection has him going No. 2. Another has him staying in Arizona.

For the Cardinals' radio call, you can find their coverage in Phoenix on Arizona Sports' 98.7 FM with Dave Pasch (play-by-play), A.Q. Shipley (analyst) and Paul Calvisi (sideline) on the broadcast. For Spanish listeners, you can tune into Fuego 106.7 FM to hear Luis Hernandez (play-by-play) and Irving Villanueva (analyst).