A new seven-round Cardinals draft simulation has them making trades and drafting a tackle, quarterback and pass rusher.

During the Arizona Cardinals pre-draft press conference Thursday that featured general manager Monti Ossenfort and head coach Mike LaFleur, Ossenfort confirmed a report from earlier in the day that the team has exercised its fifth-year option on left tackle Paris Johnson Jr. The option is worth a guaranteed $19.072 million for 2027.

Bleacher Report ominously ranked the Arizona Cardinals as the second-worst quarterback situation in all of the NFL.

All of the thoughts and what-ifs went into this article. We discussed how Dallas could make a trade with the Cleveland Browns at the #6 overall spot, or skip over the Tennessee Titans at pick #4 in order to secure Love. The Titans have been rumored to also be in love with Love, and certainly need a stud running back.

The Arizona Cardinals are picking up offensive tackle Paris Johnson Jr.’s fifth-year option, according to NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo. Johnson is expected to make $19.95 million in 2027, per OverTheCap’s fifth-year option projections.

Arizona Cardinals general manager Monti Ossenfort spoke with reporters before the NFL draft, diving into his team's potential draft strategy.

A Cardinals-Cowboys draft trade pitch would give Arizona two first-round picks, creating a path to select Ty Simpson.

GM Monti Ossenfort and coach Mike LaFleur outline the Cardinals’ strategy as Arizona balances immediate needs with long-term roster building ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft.

The Arizona Cardinals again couldn't land a prominent free agent quarterback. After missing out on the likes of Malik Willis and Jimmy Garoppolo, the Cardinals showed interest in free agent passer Kirk Cousins — with no success. According to multiple ...