ARIZONA -- Former Arizona Cardinals LB Kyzir White visited the Detroit Lions this week, as first reported by NFL insider Jordan Schultz.

Cardinals linebacker JJ Russell was taken to the hospital after suffering an injury at practice today. The Cardinals announced that Russell is being evaluated for a head and neck injury suffered in this afternoon’s practice. He was alert on the field and had movement in all his extremities.

The Arizona Cardinals' starters are already established at the most important positions. Still, there are some depth chart battles worth watching.

Who is facing the most pressure in 2025 across the NFL? Ranging from coaches on the hot seat to players who could lose their jobs, the upcoming season is pivotal for many. According to ESPN’s Bill Barnwell, Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon is among those under the most scrutiny.

The Arizona Cardinals have missed the playoffs in three consecutive seasons. Now, entering Jonathan Gannon's third year, expectations are different.

Cardinals receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. entered the NFL with sky-high expectations.  Harrison acknowledged the gulf between his production and that of his peers from the 2024 class.

Packers QB Jordan Love, in the 'NFL Top 100' for the second consecutive year, faces the Cardinals again in 2025.

Injury strikes just as the Cardinals rookie's debut is set to begin, casting uncertainty over his season. Get the latest news and analysis here.

J.J. Watt offered his thoughts on the fact that NFL training camps statistics are so closely reported by the media during the summer.

Our NFL reporters are spread out across the country to bring you the latest inside scoop on your favorite team as the 2025 NFL preseason gets underway, from the latest holdouts and contract standoff drama to starting quarterback battles, rookies getting their first taste of full NFL practices and more!

Despite a promising second season under his belt, Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon was named as someone under the most pressure heading into 2025.