Vance Joseph said he is not worried about being fired as the Cardinals' defensive coordinator despite their defense ranking 32nd in total yards per game, passing yards per game and first downs per game.
Dan Quinn and Jason Garrett could get fired, but they're not alone. Adam Gase? He's safe. Same with Matt Nagy ... for now.
Cardinals rookie quarterback Kyler Murray said the blowout loss Arizona suffered against the Rams on Sunday "can't happen again."
Get the latest scoop from inside NFL locker rooms on who's in and who's out this weekend.
I asked Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury today if he was surprised by Josh Shaw's suspension for gambling on NFL games, which was announced on Friday. His answer: “I don't know anything about it, honestly. So, I saw the headline but I don't know what he's done or accused of or anything so I don't know what I would be surprised about. I have no clue with any of that, like I said. I've had zero discussions about him or the league, or anything.”
Cardinals defensive back Josh Shaw, who is suspended through the 2020 season for betting on NFL games this fall, has appealed the ban, a source told ESPN.
These players, coaches and executives won't be playing out the string, as the final month of the season could make or break their futures.
Bomani weighs in on why there's historical precedence at Alabama for coaches being on the hotseat despite legendary success in regards to Nick Saban as well as the situation for Jim Harbaugh at Michigan (0:40). Why Josh Shaw seems to have no idea when to lie and when to tell the truth (14:27) and Bo thinks the NBA needs to switch things up if they want to boost their TV ratings (26:17). Plus, an IYHH with robot dogs (38:03) and your Thanksgiving stories (50:11).
The Murray-led Cardinals' offense had just 81 yard through three quarters in a game in which coach Kliff Kingsbury said the team lacked "juice."
A three-team parlay that included an Arizona Cardinals game led the NFL in part to suspend Cardinals defensive back Josh Shaw for violating the league's gambling policy, multiple sources told ESPN.
The Arizona Cardinals have released veteran cornerback Tramaine Brock and running back Zach Zenner.
In a season where the Cardinals need to be building for 2020, Sunday's lopsided loss stunted the team's growth.
Jared Goff threw for 424 yards and two touchdowns, Robert Woods had 172 yards receiving and the Los Angeles Rams cruised to a 34-7 win over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday.
For the second straight game, the Cardinals had a pass interference call reversed. This time, it happened after a Kyler Murray interception. Reviewing the turnover, officials ruled that WR Larry Fitzgerald was interfered with and gave the ball back to the Cardinals.
The Cardinals turned in perhaps their worst half of football this season. They had just 63 yards on 20 plays in the first two quarters, which led to no points. Arizona, which had just three first downs, had the ball for 9:17 while the Rams' time of possession was 20:43. But the offense wasn't completely at fault for trailing 20-0 at halftime. The defense gave up 390 yards in the first half, including 323 to Rams quarterback Jared Goff. Los Angeles had two 100-yard receivers in the first half.
Cardinals inactives: WR KeeSean Johnson, RB Zach Zenner, CB Chris Jones, LB Pete Robertson, OL Lamont Gaillard, OL Josh Miles, DL Michael Dogbe.
The NFL reminded all 32 teams that any employee found to gamble on football would be terminated, according to sources, shortly before announcing Josh Shaw's suspension.
The Cardinals' Josh Shaw has been suspended through at least the 2020 season for betting on NFL games on multiple occasions, though the league says no contests were compromised.
Get the latest scoop from inside NFL locker rooms on who's in and who's out this weekend.
Some NFL teams cherish their MVP-caliber quarterbacks, while others are grateful for elite defensive players or future draft picks.
The Cardinals outside linebacker leads the NFL in sacks, but with his team's losing record and few prime-time games the odds are stacked against him.
Chandler Jones has been consistent all season, not just with his play but with his preparation. That's one reason why he's having perhaps the best season of his career and making a case to be the defensive player of the year.
| TEAM | W | L | T | PCT | PF | PA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seattle | 10 | 2 | 0 | .833 | 329 | 293 |
| San Francisco | 10 | 2 | 0 | .833 | 349 | 183 |
| Los Angeles | 7 | 5 | 0 | .583 | 283 | 250 |
| Arizona | 3 | 8 | 1 | .292 | 255 | 351 |
| RD(PK) | PLAYER | POS | SCHOOL |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1(1) | Kyler Murray | QB | Oklahoma |
| 2(1) | Byron Murphy | CB | Washington |
| 2(30) | Andy Isabella | WR | Massachusetts |
| 3(1) | Zach Allen | DE | Boston College |
| 4(1) | Hakeem Butler | WR | Iowa State |
| 5(1) | Deionte Thompson | S | Alabama |
| 6(1) | Keesean Johnson | WR | Fresno State |
| 6(6) | Lamont Gaillard | C | Georgia |
| 7(34) | Joshua Miles | OT | Morgan State |
| 7(35) | Michael Dogbe | DE | Temple |
| 7(40) | Caleb Wilson | TE | UCLA |
