There's a fight going on with an ESPN provider and it could impact your chance to watch the Cowboys in Week 9.

It unlikely that longtime catcher Yadier Molina will coach for them next year, but the Cardinals remain open to finding a role for him.

With the NFL trade deadline looming, it's time for the Arizona Cardinals to decide if they are buyers or sellers. The season is at its midway point, and at 2-5, the playoffs seem out of reach. Still, maybe the Cardinals can pull off a historic miracle and go on a Lin-sanity run to get back to late-January football.

So, what should Cardinals general manager Monti Ossenfort do? Depending on your perspective, the Cardinals are either a few plays from being in first place or right where they belong at the bottom of the NFC West standings. I’m not an NFL front office ...

The Arizona Cardinals entered this season with playoff hopes but at 2-5, they might have to listen to trade offers ahead of the deadline on Nov. 4.

A couple months ago, I talked about the Cardinals somewhat odd pitching depth situation. The pitchers who were supposed to be solid MLB depth for the 2026 season (if not in the rotation) got hurt. Tekoah Roby,

Yankees land elite defender Nolan Arenado from Cardinals in perfect trade proposal featuring top pitching prospects and financial flexibility for both teams.