After snapping a two‑game skid with a 28‑21 win over the Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott defended head coach Brian Schottenheimer, calling him a “hungry, pissed‑off” leader and saying the team has his back. Prescott threw for 212 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions, lifting the Cowboys to 3‑4 while the Eagles fall to 2‑5. The win ends recent losses to Tampa Bay and Green Bay, but Dallas must keep the momentum against the Arizona Cardinals to stay in the NFC East race.
The Dallas Cowboys snapped a rough start, beating the Philadelphia Eagles 24-14 on Monday night to stay alive in the NFC East race. After falling behind early, Dak Prescott connected with CeeDee Lamb and later with George Pickens for touchdowns, while a strong ground game from Javonte Williams kept the drive alive. Despite defensive lapses that allowed a second Eagles touchdown, a crucial fourth‑down conversion and a late forced punt sealed the win. The victory moves Dallas to 3‑4, setting up a Week 18 showdown with the New York Giants and a next‑week clash against the Arizona Cardinals.
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Jalen Brooks is out for the rest of the season after emergency wrist surgery. The 26‑year‑old, who stepped into a larger role after the trade of Marv Harrison, suffered the injury late in a game against the Denver Broncos on Oct. 25, where he broke a 35‑yard run to the one‑yard line. Brooks posted on Instagram that he’s done for the year, leaving the Cardinals’ receiver room to rely on Simi Fehoko, rookie Reggie Virgil and Devin Duvernay. He finished the season with five catches for 81 yards in seven games.
As the Arizona Cardinals approach the halfway point of the season, Tyler Drake of Arizona Sports sat down with Sports360AZ to talk about what’s surprised him in Mike LaFleur’s first...
The post Tyler Drake on Larry Fitzgerald, Impressions of 2026 Cardinals first appeared on Sports360AZ .
Moore was among the quarterbacks the Arizona Cardinals have scouted throughout the season, as he was projected as the top quarterback in the 2027 class before the season began.
Top-5 recruit DeMarcus Henry, the No. 2 player in the 2027 class according to Rivals, narrows his college choice to four schools—Kentucky, Arkansas, Louisville and North Carolina—before announcing his decision on Friday, Oct. 30. The 6‑foot‑7 small forward from Compass Prep has visited each campus, including a Pro Day at Kentucky where he met coach Mark Pope, Mo Williams and football staff. Henry, son of late NFL receiver Chris Henry, boasts a strong athletic family and has received personal pitches from Kentucky’s staff and even a call from Michael Jordan on behalf of UNC. The final decision will shape Kentucky’s 2027 recruiting class alongside freshman Ryan Hampton.
Arizona Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur says rookie quarterback Carson Beck will undergo a workout on Tuesday to assess his back injury before deciding his role. Beck missed practice after back spasms on Thursday and was inactive for the 30-16 loss to Denver on Sunday, leaving Jacoby Brissett as starter. LaFleur won’t comment on any role changes until the workout’s results are known, aiming to let Beck’s health dictate his next steps as the Cardinals try to rebound from a 2-5 start.
LaFleur isn't ready to move on from Jacoby Brissett as the team's starting quarterback.
Without Brooks, the Cardinals' receiving corps is down to five guys, and two preseason standouts will have their opportunity to step up.
It's clear Arizona Cardinals defensive lineman Darius Robinson's 2026 mindset has helped him take that next step this season.
After a 4-3 start, the Packers’ GM Brian Gutekunst faces a trade deadline crunch. The article lists four primary targets: RB Kimani Vidal from the Chargers, who offers a 5.2 YPC and could be snagged for a Day‑3 pick and a $1.085 M cap hit; All‑Pro guard Quenton Nelson of the Colts, a half‑season rental for a Day‑2 pick to bolster a struggling O‑line; DT Roy Lopez from the Cardinals, a cheap fifth‑rounder to replace the injured Javon Hargrave; and LB Trevin Wallace of the Jets, a potential depth add. Each prospect is evaluated on performance metrics, injury status and cost, outlining why Green Bay may need to act before the 2026 trade deadline.
Fans are talking about Kyler Murray's voice following Minnesota's latest win.
Bo Nix led the Denver Broncos to a win against the Arizona Cardinals, while also achieving a historic feat only five players have before.
The post Bo Nix becomes 5th QB in NFL history to pull off unreal single-game stat appeared first on Saturday Down South .
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Former University of Louisville and longtime NFL standout wide receiver Mark Clayton will be the newest addition to Louisville Football's honored jerseys as he will be recognized during Saturday's game against Stanford.
Linebacker Alex Singleton recorded 19 combined tackles, including 12 solo stops, to extend his NFL lead.
The post Broncos Stock Watch: Nix and defense drive victory over Cardinals appeared first on Mile High Sports .
Waiver‑wire addition Bam Knight shines in Arizona’s 30‑16 loss to Denver, handling 43 of the Cardinals’ 53% offensive snaps. He logged 48 rushing yards on seven carries and caught three passes for 15 yards, out‑producing fellow back Tyler Allgeier despite fewer touches. Over the past two games Knight has amassed 161 yards from scrimmage on 27 touches, a big jump from only three carries early in the season. With Jeremiah Love still sidelined by an ankle injury, Knight’s expanded role makes him a tempting flex pick in 12‑team PPR leagues, especially against a Dallas defense that’s allowed 899 rushing yards in six games.
The Cardinals lost another playmaker to injury, as Jalen Brooks said he is done for the year.
For the second straight week, the Arizona Cardinals failed to get it done in the red zone. What is going on within the 20-yard lines?
Bo Nix fuels Denver's 30-16 win over Arizona as he throws for 222 yards and rushes for a 62‑yard touchdown, accounting for three scores. The Broncos, now 5-2, break a 6-6 tie before halftime with Nix’s long run and pull away with touchdowns to RJ Harvey and J.K. Dobbins, plus two Wil Lutz field goals. Arizona’s Jacoby Brissett tosses for 272 yards and a TD, while tight end Trey McBride posts 111 receiving yards, but the Cardinals fall to 2-5. Denver improves its AFC West standing behind a balanced 377‑353 yard attack, while the loss leaves Arizona last in the NFC West.
In Week 7 the Las Vegas Raiders fell to 3‑4, seeing their playoff chances dwindle as they endure a fourth straight loss. Meanwhile, the Denver Broncos bounced back with a 30‑16 victory over the Cardinals, highlighted by QB Bo Nix’s 62‑yard rushing TD and a strong defensive showing from LB Alex Singleton. The win narrows Denver’s gap with the Kansas City Chiefs, who suffered their first loss of the season, falling 20‑3 to Seattle as Patrick Mahomes posted modest numbers and was held to a single interception. The AFC West now stands with Kansas City at 5‑1, Denver 5‑2, Raiders 3‑4, and the Chargers 0‑6, setting up a pivotal Broncos‑Chiefs clash next week.
Trey McBride shines on National Tight End Day despite Arizona’s 24‑17 loss to Denver, hauling in 10 catches for 111 yards and a touchdown. The veteran now tops the NFL with 59 receptions and leads tight ends with 472 yards, edging out Jaxon Smith‑Njigba. The article also notes Larry Fitzgerald’s upcoming Ring of Honor induction, the promotion of rookie Evan Hull, and injuries to Jeremiyah Love, while linking broader NFL news such as Aaron Rodgers’ touchdown ranking and Christian McCaffrey’s injury.
Fans of the Arizona Cardinals believe the team is cursed after a memorial for conservative activist Charlie Kirk was held at State Farm Stadium on September 21, 2025. Since that event, the Cardinals have lost ten straight home games, including a 30-16 defeat to the Denver Broncos that dropped them to a 2-5 record. Their last home victory came on September 14, 2025, a 27-22 win over the Carolina Panthers, and they haven’t reached the playoffs since 2021, with their last playoff win in 2016. Attendance remains high, but victories at home remain elusive.
The 49ers’ NFC West lead narrows to two games after a 29‑20 defeat at Atlanta, plagued by three turnovers, a missed extra point and costly penalties. Seattle rebounds, beating the Kansas City Chiefs 20‑3 on Sunday Night Football behind Sam Darnold’s 257 passing yards and Emanuel Wilson’s first 100‑yard rushing effort, though injuries to Rashid Shaheed, Velus Jones Jr. and Charles Cross loom. In Arizona, the Cardinals fall 30‑16 to Denver despite Larry Fitzgerald’s Ring of Honor ceremony, struggling red‑zone 1‑for‑5. Los Angeles climbs to third place with a 35‑21 win over Las Vegas, highlighted by Matthew Stafford’s three first‑half TD passes and Kyren Williams’ rushing score. All three teams improve while San Francisco heads into a bye needing health and consistency.
The Arizona Cardinals remained winless at home after losing to the Denver Broncos, 30-16, on Sunday. The Cardinals fell to 2-5, including 0-3 at State Farm Stadium. Arizona has now lost 10 straight games at home, dating back to last season. Jacoby Brissett went 27-of-48 for 272 yards and one touchdown. He also had seven […]
The post Cardinals’ Mike LaFleur still not turning to Carson Beck even after dropping to 2-5 appeared first on ClutchPoints .
After a Week 7 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, the Seattle Seahawks improve to 4‑3 and climb to second place in the NFC West behind the 49ers (6‑1). The 49ers’ 29‑20 loss to the Atlanta Falcons ends their unbeaten run, while the Rams (3‑4) and Cardinals (2‑5) also slip. Despite the win, Seattle remains outside the playoff picture, sitting eighth in the NFC and trailing the deep NFC North for a wild‑card spot. The article breaks down the updated West and conference standings and what the Seahawks must do to stay alive.