Arizona Cardinals QB Kyler Murray has long been the subject of discussions and discourse in the desert since being made the No. 1 overall pick years ago. Murray - perhaps the most polarizing figure in Arizona sports - enters a pivotal seventh season with playoff expectations.

The NFL continues to reveal players in the yearly offseason "NFL Top 100." Three Arizona Cardinals players made the list, with linebacker Josh Sweat at No. 95, tight end Trey McBride at No. 65 and safety Budda Baker at No. 34, making the list for the sixth straight year. Several players the Cardinals will face in 2025 continue to be revealed.

We've seen some NFL analysts very high on the Arizona Cardinals' chances in the 2025-26 NFL season, and we've seen some that are definitely not. Count ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky among those who think the Cardinals can do some damage in the NFC West this ...

Aug 31, 2024; Gainesville, Florida, USA; Miami Hurricanes tight end Cam McCormick (84) celebrate with offensive lineman Francis Mauigoa (61) after scoring a touchdown against the Florida Gators during the first half at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matt Pendleton-Imagn Images / Matt Pendleton-Imagn Images

The Arizona Cardinals announced the signing of offensive lineman Dohnovan West on Wednesday. The Cardinals also announced the release of wide receiver Kelly Akharaiyi. West played in college at Arizona State from 2019-21 and started his career in the NFL with the San Francisco 49ers as an undrafted rookie free agent.

Recently, NFL insider Field Yates of ESPN proposed a mock trade that would see New Orleans work out a deal with the Tennessee Titans to move up in the 2026 draft.

The first in a possible lengthy string of Sun Devil alum to become pros at the NFL level under head coach Kenny Dillingham is Cam Skattebo. The 2024 Heisman Trophy contender played an integral role in several Arizona State victories last season - and nearly took them to victory over Texas in the Peach Bowl.

This is a decidedly different sort of draft class than the one we saw a year ago. It's chock-full of quarterbacks, edge rushers and offensive tackles -- three of the four highest-paid positions in the NFL currently (with wide receiver being the other).