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| Cardinals Scout Seahawks' Jadarian Price | Arizona Cardinals News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:17 | |
Arizona Cardinals are digging into Seattle Seahawks’ running back Jadarian Price by tapping into his former college teammate Jeremiyah Love—only to find out Price is nearly unstoppable once he gets the ball. Love’s advice? Stop him early. With Seahawks QB Sam Darnold sidelined, the team may lean even harder on Price’s rushing game, making this scouting report both intriguing and oddly unhelpful for the Cardinals’ defense.
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| Cardinals’ Complete Game Sets Tone | Arizona Cardinals News | 19 sept. 2026 | 00:01:32 | |
The Arizona Cardinals stunned everyone in Week 1 with a gritty win over the Chargers, showcasing a balanced, complementary attack that dominated the game. The offense scored 26 points while the defense held the Chargers to just 14, forcing key turnovers and keeping them off the field. Rookie running back Jeremiyah Love is already making an impact as a dynamic playmaker, even with a limited workload. Defensively, Mack Wilson Sr.’s return brought vital leadership and versatility, anchoring a unit experimenting with risky but effective Cover Six schemes—something the Seahawks could exploit if they can read it right. This was a complete team effort that sets the tone for what could be a breakout season.
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| LaFleur’s Rise with Cardinals | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:26 | |
The Arizona Cardinals stunned everyone in Week 1 with a major upset, and head coach Mike LaFleur is getting national praise for his brilliant debut. His team looked disciplined, cohesive, and full of chemistry—even with some penalties. LaFleur’s bold move to involve rookies like Jeremiyah Love and Carson Beck early signals a new era built on trust and opportunity. Unlike last year’s shaky start, this foundation feels rock-solid. With a brutal schedule ahead—tough matchups against the Seahawks, Giants, and Lions—they’ll need to prove this win wasn’t luck. But with LaFleur at the helm, the Cardinals are showing real promise and setting the stage for something special.
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| Cardinals Can Build on Week One Win | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:37 | |
Arizona Cardinals ride their Week One shocker into a high-stakes showdown against the Seahawks, who may be missing their starting QB — setting up a potential upset that could ignite the NFC West and prove their early win wasn’t a fluke.
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| Cardinals vs Seahawks Regional Broadcast | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:12 | |
Don’t miss the Cardinals vs. Seahawks showdown this Sunday—kickoff at 4:25 PM ET, but FOX’s regional broadcast means you’ll only catch it if you’re in Arizona, parts of California, or the Pacific Northwest (plus Hawaii and Alaska thanks to Seahawks fans). With the Cardinals struggling this season and the Seahawks drawing solid viewership, this game could be a turning point—and if you’re outside the coverage zones, find another way to tune in.
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| Backup QBs Battle in Wild Week 2 | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:30 | |
When backups become heroes, expect fireworks. In a wild Week 2 showdown, Drew Lock leads the Seahawks and Jacoby Brissett pilots the Cardinals—both stepping in for starters and both pulling off wins. Brissett brings veteran poise with over 15K yards and 77 TDs, while Lock dazzles with efficiency and clutch wins. Their last five starts show contrasting paths: Brissett’s 1-4 record vs. Lock’s 2-3, but Lock’s touchdown-to-interception ratio edges him ahead. With Darnold sidelined and Brissett fighting for his job, this isn’t just another game—it’s a battle of underdogs proving they belong.
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| Cardinals CB Fined for Eye Black Message | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:32 | |
Arizona Cardinals cornerback KeiTrel Clark got slapped with a $6,651 fine for writing “Glory Be 2 God” on his eye black — a move the NFL says violates uniform rules unless pre-approved. It’s not his first brush with league penalties; last season he was fined similarly for wearing a black towel. The crackdown is spreading — Texans’ Azeez Al-Shaair also got fined for similar gear. Fans and commentators are outraged, with some calling for an NFL boycott over what they see as anti-Christian overreach. The fine stands for now, fueling a fiery debate about player expression versus league control.
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| Cardinals Defense in Trouble | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:32 | |
Arizona Cardinals’ defensive line is in trouble as key starter Roy Lopez, a six-year veteran and former Lion, hits the injury report with a groin issue just days before their crucial divisional showdown against the Seahawks. With backup Andrew Billings also potentially sidelined, the team faces an urgent scramble to adjust their game plan — and the pressure mounts as they race to find answers with only three days left.
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| Cardinals Rally as Key Players Return | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:21 | |
Cardinals’ defense and offensive line are heating up as key players like Budda Baker, Josh Sweat, and Isaac Seumalo return to practice, but Roy Lopez’s groin injury casts doubt on his Sunday status. With Sam Darnold out, Drew Lock takes over for the Seahawks, and the Cardinals aim to snap their three-year losing streak against Seattle — a game that could signal a turning point for Arizona’s season.
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| Jeremiyah Love’s Rookie Surge | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:44 | |
Jeremiyah Love, the 21-year-old Cardinals rookie, exploded onto the NFL scene with a touchdown debut despite recovering from a preseason ankle sprain—yes, he’s all gas, no breaks. Coach LaFleur clarified that Tyler Allgeier got more carries for game flow, not injury concerns. Against Seattle this Sunday, Love will lead first and second downs while Allgeier handles tough spots—a lethal combo against a vulnerable Seahawks defense. With rare skills in running, catching, and blocking, Love is primed for Offensive Rookie of the Year honors and could follow in the footsteps of elite rookies like Elliott, Barkley, and Taylor. His home debut? High energy, high stakes, and high expectations.
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| McBride Back and Ready to Shine | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:00:55 | |
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| McBride vs Seahawks Defense | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:56 | |
The Seattle Seahawks thought they had an easy Week Two matchup against the Arizona Cardinals — until Week One flipped the script. Arizona stunned the Chargers and now faces a depleted Seahawks defense, with starting QB Sam Darnold sidelined by injury. The real story? Trey McBride, Arizona’s unstoppable tight end, who dominated last season and exploded for nine catches, 95 yards, and a TD in Week One. He’s the league’s top tight end stat-wise, and he torched Seattle last year. With the Cardinals riding momentum and Seattle’s pass rush struggling to contain elite tight ends, this could be the upset of the season — especially since Arizona hasn’t beaten Seattle since 2021.
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| Harrison Jr. Draws Heat, Not Targets | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:48 | |
Marvin Harrison Jr. made his Arizona Cardinals debut with a win but just one catch on three targets—still, the coaching staff and QB Jacoby Brissett say it’s not about the stats. Head coach Mike LaFleur emphasized game strategy and player positioning, while Brissett highlighted how Harrison drew heavy defensive coverage, opening lanes for teammates. Harrison himself stayed humble, acknowledging the defensive respect he commands and focusing on team success. The real story? His impact is felt beyond the numbers.
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| Celebrating Every Play Together | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:41 | |
The Arizona Cardinals are turning up the energy on the field, celebrating every score — even tiny gains — as a way to fuel team spirit and joy. Tight end Trey McBride, once skeptical, now embraces the hype after seeing how it lifts morale and unites the squad. Offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett, known for his celebratory style, sees these moments as essential in a tough sport where every point matters. From wild touchdown rushes to post-play two-point conversions, the team’s infectious enthusiasm is building camaraderie and making football fun again — because shared joy wins games too.
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| Kei'Trel Clark Fined for Eye Black Message | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:38 | |
Arizona Cardinals cornerback KeiTrel Clark’s faith got him in hot water—again—after a $6,651 fine for writing “Glory Be 2 God” on his eye black, violating NFL rules that require prior approval for personal messages on uniforms. The league’s strict enforcement extends even to tiny details like eye black, and Clark’s social media response? He’s just waiting to report to God—and he’ll keep giving Him glory. This isn’t his first rodeo either—he was fined nearly $6K last season for wearing a towel with a streaming logo. Still, he played a key role in the Cardinals’ win over the Chargers and could see even more snaps as injuries mount ahead of their home opener against Seattle. The NFL’s obsession with minutiae—and its clash with personal expression—might be getting a little too litigious.
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| Seahawks Face Tough Test Without Darnold | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:35 | |
Seattle Seahawks face a tougher-than-expected Arizona Cardinals without starting QB Sam Darnold, relying on backup Drew Lock to lead a balanced attack. To win, Seattle must dominate the run game early with explosive rookie Jadarian Price while pressuring veteran QB Jacoby Brissett and protecting Lock in the pocket for big plays from Jaxon Smith-Njigba.
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| Cardinals Bring the Energy | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:41 | |
The Arizona Cardinals’ season kicked off with a win and a vibe shift—players are now encouraged to celebrate big plays with wild, infectious energy. Tight end Trey McBride leads the charge, turning every catch into a touchdown celebration, while QB Jacoby Brissett and rookie Marvin Harrison Jr. say the team’s enthusiasm is contagious and unifying. Coaches Mike LaFleur and Nathaniel Hackett are pushing the culture, even calling out players in practice for lack of excitement, believing that celebrating success boosts morale and wears down opponents. It’s not just fun—it’s strategy.
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| Harrison Jr. Draws Heat, Moves Team | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:37 | |
Marvin Harrison Jr. had just one catch in the Cardinals’ season opener, but don’t panic—his impact is bigger than the stat sheet suggests. With defenses stacking coverage on him, Harrison’s presence is opening doors for his teammates, and head coach Mike LaFleur says that’s exactly the kind of strategic chess move they want. Quarterback Jacoby Brissett praised Harrison’s awareness and leadership, noting how he thrives under pressure. It’s not about volume—it’s about influence, and Harrison’s already making waves in ways that matter most: winning games and creating opportunities for everyone else.
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| Dewey Wingard’s Hammer Mentality | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:19 | |
Dewey Wingard’s explosive debut with the Cardinals has fans buzzing—he’s not just filling a role, he’s rewriting the script. Signed in March after seven years in Jacksonville, the veteran safety is already making his mark with relentless intensity, flawless communication with Budda Baker, and a hit so fierce it energized the whole team. Known for his blunt honesty and love of the underdog narrative, Wingard thrives on noise and criticism, channeling his father’s childhood mantra: “Be the hammer, not the nail.” He’s embracing his aggressive, no-nonsense identity—joking about needing a “psycho white guy” to complete the squad—and proving that his hard-hitting style is exactly what Arizona needs.
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| Cardinals Shock Chargers, Surge in Rankings | Arizona Cardinals News | 18 sept. 2026 | 00:01:19 | |
The Cardinals stunned the NFL with a gutsy, double-digit win over the Chargers despite being heavy underdogs — vaulting from 25th to 19th in the power rankings. Mike LaFleur’s debut sparked fearless play and ignited fan excitement, proving one game can flip perceptions overnight. While skeptics still abound, this early surge signals momentum — but can it last against tougher foes? For now, Cardinals fans have reason to celebrate a statement victory that’s already putting them on the map.
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| Harrison Quiet, Cardinals Win | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:52 | |
The Cardinals stunned the Chargers with a 26-14 win, but the real story was Marvin Harrison Jr.’s quiet debut—just one catch for 33 yards despite heavy double coverage. QB Jacoby Brissett called it a testament to Harrison’s talent, not a red flag, while Trey McBride and Kendrick Bourne stepped up to lead the offense. Now, they face a brutal test against the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks—led by a resilient defense and a banged-up QB—this Sunday at 4:25 PM ET. Can Arizona find ways to move the ball without relying on Harrison? The answer could define their season.
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| Cardinals vs Seahawks Injury Watch | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:31 | |
Arizona Cardinals and Seattle Seahawks kick off Week Two with high stakes — Seattle’s on a nine-game winning streak against Arizona, but their QB situation is shaky with Sam Darnold sidelined, leaving Drew Lock to lead. Meanwhile, the Cardinals are cautiously optimistic, with key veterans resting and Isaiah Adams back on the field after missing Week One. Both teams face crucial injury updates and roster decisions in the coming days, with elevations from the practice squad possibly revealing deeper concerns. The battle for momentum begins again — who can break the streak?
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| Cardinals Boost DB Depth with Green and Reed | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:07 | |
Arizona Cardinals shake up their defense, signing veteran Art Green and rookie Jerrick Reed the second to fill the void left by Kitan Crawford’s injury and Kalen King’s promotion, while cutting receiver Ihmir Smith-Marsette to make room.
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| Cardinals Injury Report Breakdown | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:26 | |
Cardinals brace for a tough Seahawks showdown as injury reports drop with key surprises — star tight end Trey McBride sidelined for rest despite minor back issues, while edge rusher Josh Sweat and safety Budda Baker also sit out. Guard Isaac Seumalo’s shoulder keeps him sidelined late in last game, and several players like Taylor-Demerson and Melton are limited but showing progress. Good news: corner Will Johnson and punter Blake Gillikin are back full-go, giving the secondary a much-needed boost as they face Seattle’s physical defense.
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| Lock Under Fire in Desert Showdown | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:48 | |
Seahawks head to Arizona with backup QB Drew Lock starting in place of injured Sam Darnold, facing a confident Cardinals team off a win. Best case: Lock lights up the scoreboard and Seattle’s defense seals a blowout. Worst case: turnovers and sloppy play lead to an upset. Most likely: a defensive slugfest where Lock just needs to manage the game and avoid mistakes. Seattle’s defense gives them the edge — execution and ball control could be the difference in the desert.
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| Depth Chart vs Reality on the Field | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:30 | |
Arizona Cardinals’ second depth chart reveals subtle but telling shifts from Week One action: Hunter Long outplayed Elijah Higgins at tight end, Baron Browning started over Zaven Collins at OLB (though both played same snaps), Andrew Billings sat out entirely, Dadrion Taylor-Demerson got zero defensive snaps while Kitan Crawford saw time, and Jalen Brooks actually returned kicks despite Devin Duvernay being listed as primary kick returner — proving real-game reps are telling a different story than the paper chart.
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| Cardinals Edge Seahawks in Prediction Model | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:29 | |
The Arizona Cardinals aim to snap a nine-game losing streak against the Seattle Seahawks, with ESPN’s model tipping them as 53.7% favorites at home — thanks in part to Sam Darnold’s injury forcing Drew Lock into action. Both teams enter Week Two with 1-0 records, setting the stage for a high-stakes NFC West clash. Despite Lock’s limited experience, Seahawks coach Mike LaFleur praised his poise and called Seattle one of the league’s best-coached squads with elite defense. With the Cardinals’ defense holding strong in their opener, this matchup could be more than just numbers — it’s football on Sunday.
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| Brissett Warns Cardinals About Seahawks | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:20 | |
Jacoby Brissett’s blunt take on the Seahawks is sparking buzz: “They beat the s- out of us last year,” he said, recalling Seattle’s 35-0 first-half demolition. Despite his own solid outing against the Chargers, Arizona knows they’re in for a brutal test — Seattle’s intensity, execution, and home-field hostility make this matchup a true gauntlet. Brissett’s honesty? A sign of growth and focus as the Cardinals gear up to prove they’ve learned from past heartbreak.
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| Cardinals Shock the League | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:15 | |
The Arizona Cardinals stunned the league with a dominant Week One win, vaulting from a preseason 30th-place ranking to as high as 19th in power rankings. Led by new head coach Mike LaFleur and breakout stars Trey McBride and Rondale Moore, they’ve turned heads with balanced play on both sides of the ball. Now, they face a tricky Week Two showdown against the Seattle Seahawks — who are missing QB Sam Darnold — turning what could be a trap game into a must-watch matchup. Early success has rewritten the narrative: this isn’t just a rebuilding team — it’s a contender ready to make noise.
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| Injury Report: Cardinals & Seahawks Updates | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:48 | |
Cardinals’ injury report is a mixed bag as key players like Isaac Seumalo, Trey McBride, Budda Baker, and Josh Sweat sit out, while Isaiah Adams returns limitedly after a month-long knee absence. Jon Gaines II impressed at right guard, and coach LaFleur remains tight-lipped on lineup decisions. On defense, Dadrion Taylor-Demerson’s return is welcome, but Max Melton, Garrett Williams, Jack Gibbens, Cody Simon, and Roy Lopez are all dealing with injuries or limited participation. In Seattle, Sam Darnold’s out, leaving Drew Lock to start, while Nick Emmanwori works back from ankle surgery and Ty Okada sits with a hamstring issue. Teams brace for roster adjustments as the week unfolds.
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| Simi Fehoko Blocks Punt, Wins NFC Special Teams Award | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:46 | |
Simi Fehoko just made history—naming him NFC Special Teams Player of the Week after a jaw-dropping punt block in the Cardinals’ season opener that set up a game-sealing touchdown. Not only was it his first such honor, but he became the lone player in the league to block a punt in Week 1—and the first Cardinals player to do so since 2024. Known for his versatility, Fehoko sees himself as the “queen piece on a chessboard,” ready to deliver wherever needed, whether it’s kickoffs, returns, or blocking. His clutch play—recovering the ball at the 3-yard line and helping seal the win with under 12 minutes left—proved why special teams can be the unsung hero of victory.
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| Cardinals Lose Key Safety to IR | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:30 | |
Arizona Cardinals safety Kitan Crawford, nicknamed Bug, is out for at least four weeks after suffering an ankle sprain in Week 1 — a major blow as he was a key special teams contributor and rising star. With backup Dadrion Taylor-Demerson also sidelined, the team now relies heavily on Budda Baker, Andrew Wingard, and Wydett Williams to fill the void. Coach Mike LaFleur will address the situation today, and with no safeties on the practice squad, the Cardinals face a tough defensive challenge as they look to adapt without their promising young player.
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| Seahawks QB Battle Heats Up | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:16 | |
Sam Darnold’s glute injury sidelines him for Week 2, handing Drew Lock his Seahawks debut—and a chance to shine against the Cardinals. Lock led Seattle to victory in Week 1 with 180+ yards and a TD, proving he’s ready to carry the load. With both teams coming off wins, this division showdown promises fireworks—Arizona looks to ride their road upset momentum at home, while Seattle aims to keep rolling under Lock’s leadership. Kickoff: 1:25 PM MT.
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| Darnold Out, Smith Returns | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:01 | |
Seahawks’ Sam Darnold sidelined with a glute injury, likely missing Sunday’s game against the Cardinals — but not on injured reserve, meaning a hopeful short-term absence. Geno Smith steps back in, having delivered last week’s win, though losing your starter is never ideal. No return date yet, but stay tuned for updates.
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| Cardinals Lose Key Safety Early | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:21 | |
Arizona Cardinals snag their first win of the season against the Chargers, but a major blow hit early: safety Kitan Crawford went down with a mid-ankle sprain during a punt block and is now headed to injured reserve. He’ll miss at least four games — including matchups against the Seahawks, 49ers, Giants, and Lions — with a possible return as early as Week 6 vs. the Rams. With Dadrion Taylor-Demerson still sidelined by a rib injury, the team’s safety depth is dangerously thin. If Taylor-Demerson can return soon, Wydett Williams may be enough to cover the gap — but if not, the Cardinals could be forced to bring in a new player. Crawford played key snaps on defense and special teams before being carted off — a tough break for both him and the team as they navigate early-season injuries.
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| Cardinals’ Cover 6 Defense Shocks Chargers | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:23 | |
The Arizona Cardinals stunned the LA Chargers in Week 1 with a defensive masterclass, running Cover 6 more than any team in the league—forcing QBs into hesitation and generating the highest interception rate in the league last season. While it demands elite communication and has vulnerabilities, this complex hybrid scheme is already proving to be their secret weapon—and a key reason for their surprising start.
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| Cardinals Safety Out for Season | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:20 | |
Cardinals’ second-year safety Kitan Crawford is headed to injured reserve after a brutal ankle injury in the opener, leaving the defense scrambling as they already deal with key absences including Rabbit Taylor-Demerson and Garrett Williams. The team promoted cornerback Kalen King to fill the void, while also adding Art Green and Jerrick Reed II to the practice squad — bumping Ihmir Smith-Marsette off the roster. With coach Mike LaFleur yet to confirm Crawford’s timeline, the secondary braces for a tough stretch with no clear answers on who’ll step up.
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| Jay Parry Honored for Paving Women's Path in Sports | Arizona Cardinals News | 17 sept. 2026 | 00:01:39 | |
Jay Parry just became the first-ever recipient of the Violet Bidwill Legacy Award, a major honor from the Arizona Cardinals and WISE Arizona, recognizing her groundbreaking leadership in opening doors for women in sports. As president and CEO of the Arizona Sports & Events Alliance, she’s helped bring Super Bowls and NCAA Final Fours to Arizona, led the Phoenix Mercury to two championships, and shaped the WNBA’s national direction. This award celebrates her vision, advocacy, and lasting impact on sports business — especially for women — with the ceremony set for September 25th in Phoenix.
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| Simi Fehoko’s Punt Block Changes Game | Arizona Cardinals News | 16 sept. 2026 | 00:01:22 | |
Simi Fehoko just turned heads—literally—by blocking a punt and sealing a 26-14 win over the Chargers, who were heavy favorites. His game-changing play wasn’t even his first contribution; he also made a crucial tackle on a kick. Named NFC Special Teams Player of the Week, this marks his second year with the Cardinals—and his breakout moment proves special teams can be the unsung hero of a season.
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| Cardinals vs Seahawks: Big Game Alert | Arizona Cardinals News | 16 sept. 2026 | 00:01:30 | |
The Arizona Cardinals face off against the Seattle Seahawks this Sunday at State Farm Stadium in a high-stakes divisional showdown. Kickoff is at 1:25 PM MST, broadcast on FOX with Chris Myers and Mark Schlereth calling the action. Tune in live via Sports USA Media (John Ahlers & Marvin Lewis), Arizona Sports 98.7 FM (J.P. Shadrick & A.Q. Shipley), or Latino Mix 103.3 FM for Spanish coverage. Stream it on NFL+ for in-market fans. With both teams hungry to prove themselves early in the season, this game could be a statement-maker — and the home crowd will be roaring. Don’t miss pregame insights and postgame breakdowns on 98.7 FM.
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| Cardinals’ Cover 6 Defense Shocks Chargers | Arizona Cardinals News | 16 sept. 2026 | 00:01:54 | |
The Arizona Cardinals stunned the NFL with a Week 1 win over the Chargers, thanks to an aggressive and confusing defensive strategy: Cover 6. This hybrid zone scheme blends Cover 2 and Cover 4 to bait quarterbacks into misreads, leading to more interceptions than any other team’s coverage. While it demands elite communication and football IQ from defenders—and risks exposing lapses if executed poorly—it worked brilliantly in their opener. Still, it’s not foolproof: vulnerable zones and quick-thinking QBs could exploit it. The Cardinals’ bold gamble is now a season-long experiment—will it hold up as defenses adapt?
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| LaFleur’s Win Breaks 50-Year Streak | Arizona Cardinals News | 16 sept. 2026 | 00:01:41 | |
The Arizona Cardinals stunned the NFL world by winning their season opener — a rare feat for a new head coach. Mike LaFleur’s debut victory marks the first time since 1973 that a Cardinals’ rookie coach has started with a win, breaking a 50-year drought. With only six of the franchise’s 25 pre-1973 coaches managing opening-day wins, this moment feels like a turning point. While legends like Don Coryell and Bruce Arians carved out historic win totals, the Cardinals’ coaching carousel has spun wildly since 1978 — 14 coaches in just 46 years. LaFleur’s win is a hopeful spark, but history whispers caution: can he build lasting stability or just another fleeting triumph?
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| Chargers Defense Struggles Under O'Leary | Arizona Cardinals News | 16 sept. 2026 | 00:01:29 | |
The Chargers’ defense, led by new coordinator Chris OLeary, stumbled badly in their latest game against the Cardinals—blitzing less than 20% of the time and struggling with communication that let Arizona dominate with quick, middle-of-the-field passes. Despite late adjustments and a desperate effort to pressure the QB, the unit couldn’t stop the Cardinals’ rhythm or capitalize on opportunities, including a blocked punt near their own goal line that sealed the loss. With another tough test against Kirk Cousins and his short-pass mastery looming, the Chargers need immediate defensive fixes—especially finding the right balance between coverage and pressure—to avoid repeating these costly mistakes.
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| Ojulari’s Comeback Journey Continues | Arizona Cardinals News | 16 sept. 2026 | 00:01:09 | |
BJ Ojulari, once a highly touted LSU pass-rusher drafted by the Cardinals, is making a fresh start with the Jaguars after a brutal injury setback and a tough cut. After missing nearly half of last season and failing to impress in training camp, his resilience shone through as Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur praised his comeback spirit. Now, with the Jaguars bolstering their pass rush amid injury woes, Ojulari’s journey isn’t over — it’s just beginning.
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| Cardinals Shock with Week 1 Win | Arizona Cardinals News | 16 sept. 2026 | 00:01:46 | |
The Arizona Cardinals stunned the NFL with a Week 1 win over the Chargers, vaulting into mid-tier power rankings and rewriting their preseason outlook. Despite being labeled one of the league’s weakest teams before kickoff, new coach Mike LaFleur’s offense is clicking—with standout playmakers like Marvin Harrison Jr., Kendrick Bourne, and Trey McBride—and the run game showing promise. But don’t get too comfortable: they’re next up against Seattle, Rams, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, and Kansas City—some of the league’s toughest playoff contenders. Still, with momentum on their side and a balanced attack, the Cards are proving skeptics wrong and setting the stage for a wild stretch ahead.
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| Trey McBride Shines Early in NFL | Arizona Cardinals News | 16 sept. 2026 | 00:01:09 | |
Trey McBride is lighting up the NFL early, leading the league in receptions with nine in just one game and sitting second in receiving yards with 95. His breakout start proves he’s a vital weapon for the Cardinals, and fans are already buzzing. With a tough matchup against the reigning Super Bowl champs looming in Week Two, McBride’s next performance will be a true test—and if he keeps this pace, he’s poised to be a league MVP candidate.
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| Cardinals Defense Steals Show | Arizona Cardinals News | 16 sept. 2026 | 00:01:41 | |
The Arizona Cardinals stunned everyone with a 26-14 win over the Chargers, proving their defense—once written off as a liability—was the real hero. Despite low expectations and a lackluster offseason, the unit delivered clutch stops, forced turnovers, and three sacks on Justin Herbert. Dante Stills and Andrew Wingard made game-changing plays, while the offense kept the ball moving to support the defense. This unexpected defensive surge has fans buzzing—and may just be the turning point this season.
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| Ojulari Joins Jaguars After Cardinals Cut | Arizona Cardinals News | 16 sept. 2026 | 00:01:01 | |
B.J. Ojulari, the Cardinals’ second-round pick who was cut before the season, is now a Jaguar after a rocky rookie year marred by injury and a late-season return. Despite showing flashes of potential with four sacks as a rookie, his knee sidelined him for much of the year. Now, with the Jaguars bolstering their pass rush after losing B.J. Green to injury, Ojulari gets a fresh start — joining a defense already featuring fellow ex-Cardinal Dennis Gardeck.
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| Cardinals Celebrate Latino Heritage Month | Arizona Cardinals News | 16 sept. 2026 | 00:01:53 | |
The Arizona Cardinals are turning up the heat for Latino Heritage Month with a month-long fiesta across Arizona, kicking off with a massive home opener celebration against the Seahawks. Expect a vibrant “Mercadito” food fest, live music, lowriders, and Ford trucks on the Great Lawn — plus a halftime show featuring Mariachi Rubor, Ballet Folklórico, and singer Paulina Manzo. Rising star Xavi and actor Leo González join the festivities, while players head to senior centers for community events and host college panels in October. All the action streams online at azcardinals.com/latino, where you’ll find videos on mural art, car culture, and music’s role in Latino identity — all presented by Arizona Ford Dealers.
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| Chargers' Early Struggles Exposed | Arizona Cardinals News | 15 sept. 2026 | 00:01:37 | |
The Chargers’ season opener ended in a tough loss to the Arizona Cardinals, reigniting concerns about their ability to compete beyond the AFC West. Despite back-to-back 11-win seasons under Jim Harbaugh, playoff failures and a troubling pattern of struggling against non-division foes persist. The offense failed to sustain momentum, and the defense surrendered big plays, with Harbaugh admitting they made “preseason-type mistakes.” This early stumble echoes last year’s struggles against lesser teams — a recurring theme that could define their season if left unaddressed.
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