The Arizona Cardinals pulled off the sort of parlay that helps keep a gambler from having to explain to his family why they’re sleeping in the motor lodge instead of the suburbs: They exceeded preseason expectations and yet still disappointed fans.

A proposed Cleveland Browns trade pitch would send Myles Garrett to the Arizona Cardinals for an underwhelming return.

The Arizona Cardinals enter the 2025 offseason with some serious capital to play with. Of course, the Cardinals and general manager Monti Ossenfort will continue building their team through the pillars of the NFL draft - where Arizona has five picks,

Kyler Murray is still young, but his time as the starting quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals is going to get old if he doesn't start winning.

The Arizona Cardinals pulled off the sort of ... Maybe to get a pass rusher? It sounds like Myles Garrett wants out of Cleveland. (Who could blame him?) Maybe Ossenfort can put together a play ...

NFL Draft is less than 100 days away. Much will change between today and the end of April. Yet, there is no such thing as a bad time to do a mock draft. So, let’s dive into my ... read more » The post 2025 NFL Mock Draft With Trades: Picks & Predictions appeared first on FantasyPros.

Colorado’s Travis Hunter headlines the festivities as Athlon Sports draft guru Luke Easterling projects the first three rounds.

Some divisions are stacked with young NFL stars, elite coaches, and front offices that seem to nail every draft pick. Others? Not so lucky.

Will now-former Texas QB Quinn Ewers crash the first night of the 2025 NFL draft? Let’s see if he makes it into our latest first-round mock . . .

The draft order below was determined using the current 2025 NFL Draft order. For more draft coverage, you can hear in-depth analysis twice a week on "With the First Pick" -- our year-round podcast with NFL Draft analyst Ryan Wilson and former Vikings general manager Rick Spielman.

Let’s talk about my PFWA awards ballot, featuring tough decisions at MVP, defensive player of the year and defensive rookie of the year.

As a developer and CEO of one of America’s biggest real estate companies, Steve Ross should be knowledgeable about hidden costs.