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As promised, the Cardinals scanned the waiver wire closely after cuts, claiming five players on Sunday. They added Bears defensive lineman Jonathan Bullard, Rams cornerback Kevin Peterson, Raiders offensive tackle Justin Murray, Eagles offensive tackle Brett Toth and Lions safety Charles...

The Cardinals have finalized their initial roster, keeping two fewer players than the 53-man maximum in preparation for waiver claim additions on Sunday afternoon. Some of the notable cuts include tight end Ricky Seals-Jones, wide receiver Pharoh Cooper, cornerback Brandon Williams...

The Cardinals have begun the process of releasing players as they whittle down to the 53-man regular season limit. Coach Kliff Kingsbury isn’t enjoying the experience, knowing it may be the end of the road for some of them. “It’s not fun, because these guys have come here and worked their...

The Cardinals’ most high-profile starting position battle has been decided. Veteran A.Q. Shipley has won the job as the starting center, beating out Mason Cole. Shipley, 33, tore his ACL last preseason and missed the entire year, paving the way for Cole to start every game at center as a...

DENVER – The air is thin here in the Mile High City, and on Thursday night, Nate Brooks and Brandon Williams hoped they showed the Cardinals’ cornerback depth is not in similar shape. The reserve corners had an interception apiece as the Cardinals wrapped up the preseason with a 20-7 loss to...

DENVER -- The Cardinals are still looking for their top backup offensive tackle, but Korey Cunningham is no longer an option. Cunningham, who came into the offseason as the top option as swing tackle, was officially traded Thursday to the New England Patriots for a 2020 sixth-round pick. The...

TUNE-IN INFORMATION FOR CARDINALS-BRONCOS Where to Watch, Listen & Follow Thursday, August 29 at 6 p.m. at Broncos Stadium at Mile High TELEVISION BROADCAST Paul Calvisi (play-by-play), Ron Wolfley (analyst) and Lisa Matthews (sideline) LOCAL RADIO BROADCAST 98.7 FM Arizona’s Sports...

Justin Pugh’s roster spot is secure, but he dreads this time of year. The veteran guard said he gives out his cell phone number to any interested party that needs a helping hand after getting cut. “Imagine if in the real world, on one day a year, 50 guys in the office, 50 men and women, get...

Chris said he still isn’t sure why he wasn’t retained but emphasized the respect he has for the Philadelphia organization and its decision-makers – “Sometimes, it’s just your turn” – and used the opportunity to visit various teams with which he had connections. He spent time with the Rams...

Luck and Gronkowski faced a litany of physical issues in their careers, but in Luck’s retirement press conference, he made clear the mental toll was the true burden. Gronkowski was known for his happy-go-lucky nature as a player, which is why it was so startling to see him on the verge of...

It's always difficult to make direct comparisons to other teams. There are so many moving parts. You are right, there have been a lot of high picks. But the Browns haven't necessarily hit on all of them. Look at their roster -- many are gone. And certainly, the Cardinals' recent history of...

Kliff Kingsbury has yet to make the announcement of who his starting center will be. That includes to the guys involved: veteran A.Q. Shipley and second-year man Mason Cole. “We haven’t been told anything yet," Cole said Tuesday after practice. "Just like (the media), we’ll see what happens...

Players To Watch QB Kyler Murray – A few years ago, a 5-foot-10 quarterback would not have been the top pick of the draft, but Keim believes Murray’s electric dual-threat skillset more than makes up for his diminutive frame. Baker Mayfield’s size was not an issue last year, while Drew Brees...

With a defensive line that could still use help, the Cardinals signed veteran Clinton McDonald Monday. McDonald, 6-foot-2 and 297 pounds, spent last season with the Raiders and totaled two sacks and 31 tackles in 15 games. He enters his 10th season having played for the Bengals, Seahawks...

Crabtree is well-known to Cardinals’ fans, having played the first six years of his career with the 49ers. Heading into his 11th NFL season, Crabtree had 54 catches for 607 yards and three touchdowns in 2018 for the Ravens, a team that severely cut back on its passing game after installing...

Butler’s chances to make an impact on the receiving corps this year – especially in the first half of the season – looked small even before his injury. With the addition of Crabtree and the emergence of fellow rookie KeeSean Johnson, the Cardinals figure to have solidified their top five...

Johnson said the addition of Crabtree won’t change his mindset, and believes it could help him moving forward. “We’ve been competing all camp, and we’ll keep continuing to compete, day in and day out, regardless of who is here,” Johnson said. “For me, I’m taking it as I can learn some things...

MINNEAPOLIS – In the grand scheme of things, Kyler Murray knew the first-team offense’s putrid performance last week against the Raiders didn’t mean much. However, the Cardinals’ quarterback still didn’t like the taste it left in his mouth for nine days. Murray and the offense bounced back on...

MINNEAPOLIS – It wasn’t Kyler Murray this time that received the penalty flag, but backup Brett Hundley – yet the Cardinals are as perplexed as ever to what constitutes a legal snap clap and what does not. “I was really shocked,” said Hundley, who twice was flagged by referee Walt Anderson for...

TUNE-IN INFORMATION FOR CARDINALS-VIKINGS Where to Watch, Listen & Follow Saturday, August 24 at 10 a.m. at U.S. Bank Stadium TELEVISION BROADCAST Dave Pasch (play-by-play), Ron Wolfley (analyst) and Lisa Matthews (sideline) LOCAL RADIO BROADCAST 98.7 FM Arizona’s Sports Station...