Arizona Cardinals

The Arizona Cardinals and owner Michael Bidwill deny they are liable to front office executive Terry McDonough for any claims he made against the team in a demand for arbitration, and say his "erratic behavior eventually damaged his career."

Former Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray returned to campus Saturday to be honored with a statue of his likeness in the Heisman Park across the street from Memorial Stadium.

For the first time in nearly 20 years, the Arizona Cardinals will wear different uniforms when they take the field this season, and a pitcher who signed a huge deal to join the Arizona Diamondbacks is finished with the team.

The Cardinals hosted a "First Look Into the 2023 Season" event on Thursday at The Van Buren in Phoenix, where the team unveiled its new uniforms.

The Cardinals will have the No. 3 overall pick in next week’s NFL draft in Kansas City, Missouri, which provides one of the first big moments for new coach Jonathan Gannon and general manager Monti Ossenfort.

The heart and soul of the Cardinals' defense reportedly wants out of Arizona, and Kliff Kingsbury has found a new job months after he was fired by the Cardinals -- these are some of the top stories in the world of sports from April 10-16.

Five-time Pro Bowl safety Budda Baker is reportedly unhappy and wants out of Arizona.

Former Arizona Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury is heading to southern California, joining USC's staff as a senior offensive analyst.

Arizona Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill has reportedly been accused of cheating, discrimination, and harassment by a former front office executive.

A former member of the Arizona Diamondbacks underwent surgery after being diagnosed with cancer, and a wide receiver for the Arizona Cardinals was sentenced in his criminal speeding case – these are the top stories in the world of sports from March 27 to April 2.

Brown was sentenced to a $473 fine and given credit for time served in jail. Brown pleaded guilty to criminal speeding last month.

Kevin Durant's highly anticipated home debut will have to wait after the Phoenix Suns star got injured during pregame warmups, and the Arizona Cardinals have cut ties with a wide receiver that they traded for last season – these are the top stories in the world of sports from March 6-12.

The Arizona Cardinals have released wide receiver Chosen Robbie Anderson, the team announced on March 8.

The man who has prepped the field for every Super Bowl sounded off on the “overwatered” grass at State Farm Stadium, and the Arizona Cardinals got several failing grades in a new survey from NFL players – these are the top stories in the world of sports from February 27 - March 5.

The Cardinals ranked 31st out of 32 teams for working conditions for athletes, and were given F grades for their weight and training facilities, nutrition, locker rooms and treatment of families.

The Carolina Panthers added to their front office, hiring Adrian Wilson as vice president of player personnel on Feb. 27.