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Cardinals' Will Hernandez out for season after knee injury against 49ers
The Arizona Cardinals face a significant setback as they lose guard Will Hernandez for the remainder of the season due to a knee injury. This development was confirmed by head coach Jonathan Gannon following Sunday's game against the San Francisco 49ers.
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Cardinals' Zay Jones returns from suspension; may join lineup against Green Bay
The Arizona Cardinals are set to welcome back wide receiver Zay Jones following the conclusion of his five-game suspension. The team has secured a roster exemption for Jones that will last until October 14, by which date they must decide whether to reinstate him on the 53-man roster or release him. He could potentially rejoin the roster before this deadline and might be eligible to play in Sunday's game against Green Bay.
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Cardinals prepare for Darius Robinson's return from injury
The Arizona Cardinals are preparing to bolster their defensive line with the potential return of rookie Darius Robinson. Head Coach Jonathan Gannon announced that the team will open the practice window for Robinson this week. This move allows the first-round draft pick to join his teammates on the field after a calf injury sidelined him before the season began.
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Cardinals adjust secondary roles amid injuries against San Francisco
No Garrett Williams meant someone else had to step up in the secondary during Sunday's game against the 49ers. The Cardinals responded by increasing rookie safety Rabbit Taylor-Demerson's playtime, along with second-year cornerback Kei'Trel Clark. Taylor-Demerson participated in 22 of 64 snaps, while Clark was involved in 21 snaps. Williams missed the game due to a groin injury.
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Ryland shines as Cardinals beat 49ers amid challenging conditions
Chad Ryland, a relatively unknown player on the Arizona Cardinals roster, emerged as the hero in Sunday's game against the San Francisco 49ers. His teammates celebrated his crucial performance despite many not knowing him well. "They were going nuts for him in the locker room and half the guys don't even know him," coach Jonathan Gannon remarked after Ryland secured victory with a game-winning field goal.
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Cardinals secure dramatic comeback victory over 49ers
Kyler Murray, the Arizona Cardinals quarterback, appeared tired yet satisfied after an intense 24-23 victory over the San Francisco 49ers. This win at Levi's Stadium was a hard-fought comeback against last year's NFC champions.
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Cardinals prepare for challenging matchup against 49ers defense
When Kyler Murray steps onto the field at Levi's Stadium, he finds the setting picturesque. "The field seems a little bit more green. It's a beautiful scenery," said the Cardinals quarterback. As the Arizona Cardinals prepare for their Week Five matchup against the San Francisco 49ers, they face a formidable challenge from a defense led by Nick Bosa and Fred Warner.
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Budda Baker reaches milestone as Cardinals face off against 49ers
Budda Baker is set to make his 100th NFL start this Sunday, a significant milestone for the Pro Bowl safety. Reflecting on his career, Baker expressed surprise at reaching this number of starts. "Did not know that -- 100th? That's awesome," he remarked. Despite the achievement, Baker remains focused on maintaining his hard-nosed style of play and is hopeful for an interception against Brock Purdy of the San Francisco 49ers.
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Cardinals face key challenges ahead of Sunday's game against 49ers
The Arizona Cardinals are preparing for a challenging game against the San Francisco 49ers this Sunday at Levi's Stadium. The 49ers, who have Jordan Mason stepping up as running back with Christian McCaffrey on injured reserve, pose a significant threat to the Cardinals' defense. Mason has accumulated a league-high 91 carries and ranks second with 447 rushing yards, alongside three touchdowns. "He's facing a stacked box of eight or more defenders significantly more than any other running back," noted Dani Sureck.
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Naquan Jones returns to Cardinals after brief stint with Dolphins
Naquan Jones, a defensive tackle, has returned to the Arizona Cardinals after a brief stint with the Miami Dolphins. Upon his return to the Dignity Health Training Center, he found his previous locker reassigned and now occupies a new space among the linebackers. "Now I'm just a lone wolf," Jones remarked about his current setup.
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Kyler Murray reflects on rushing decisions after minimal attempts in recent game
Kyler Murray, the Arizona Cardinals quarterback, is reflecting on his performance after a recent game where he rushed only once. Reviewing game footage and discussing with coaches, Murray acknowledges the importance of utilizing his running ability more effectively.
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Paris Johnson Jr.'s journey from versatile youth player to Cardinals' left tackle
Long before Paris Johnson Jr. became a prominent tackle, he played quarterback and strong safety as a child. Reflecting on his early years, Johnson described himself as "Travis Hunter-esque, before that was popular," highlighting his versatility as a two-way player.
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Arizona Cardinals prepare to face San Francisco 49ers in Week 5 matchup
The Arizona Cardinals will face the San Francisco 49ers at Levi's Stadium on Sunday, October 6, at 1:05 p.m. MST. Fans can watch the game on FOX with Kevin Burkhardt providing play-by-play commentary, Tom Brady as analyst, and Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi reporting from the sidelines.
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Cardinals' Darius Robinson remains out amid ongoing rehab
Darius Robinson, a rookie defensive tackle for the Arizona Cardinals, remains sidelined as his rehabilitation continues. Coach Jonathan Gannon stated on Wednesday morning that Robinson is "doing a good job" in his rehab, but his status has not changed. As a result, he will not be playing this week.
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Cardinals seek improvements in run defense ahead of challenging games
The Cardinals' coaching staff treats each game as a unique challenge, with specific details and quirks that need to be addressed both before and after the game. Despite this approach, trends are important, especially considering the team has allowed 187 and 216 rushing yards in consecutive games. This is particularly concerning with an upcoming game against the run-focused 49ers.
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Marvin Harrison Jr.'s performance sparks debate despite Gannon’s praise
Marvin Harrison Jr. scored his fourth touchdown in as many games on Sunday, a fourth-down pitch-and-catch between the rookie and quarterback Kyler Murray on the first drive of the game.
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Cardinals' Elijah Higgins steps up amid key absences against Commanders
Elijah Higgins, who transitioned from an undrafted college wide receiver to a tight end, played a career-high 40 snaps out of the Cardinals' 59 offensive plays in their game against the Commanders. He had three targets and two catches. The team felt the absence of Trey McBride in bolstering their offense.
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Cardinals face challenges after heavy loss
Once the game was out of reach late in the fourth quarter, the chatter started among the Cardinals coaching staff on their headsets. They discussed what each of them would do this week to address the team's issues. The current strategy was not working.
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Cardinals reflect on heavy loss to Commanders
The Cardinals are grappling with the aftermath of a significant 42-14 defeat to the Commanders at State Farm Stadium. This loss has left them with a 1-3 record and searching for solutions as they look to improve.
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Cardinals' Garrett Williams makes memorable interception despite team's loss
Garrett Williams will always be a player that Jayden Daniels will remember.