One of the biggest offseason stories for the Arizona Cardinals has been the physical change in second-year wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. He bulked up and has his weight up to about 220 pounds. He is noticeably more muscular. But he isn't the only second-year player to put on some weight and strength.

A couple of former Lions cornerbacks are in the news with the Arizona Cardinals as that team's training camp gets rolling.

It’s do-or-die time for Kyler Murray as he enters year seven in the pros, with potential playoff implications on the line for the Arizona Cardinals. There’s no doubt it’s been a frustrating few years for Murray — battling injuries, inconsistency, and questions about his ceiling — but now is the time to return to form.

Arizona Cardinals cornerback Starling Thomas V suffered a torn ACL in practice and is out for the season. He started 15 games last year.

Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon is prepared to take the team franchise on an incline after 2024. With a roster full of dynamic talent on both offense and defense, Gannon has openly expressed his intent to restructure and expand the team playbook moving ahead.

Cardinals general manager Monti Ossenfort shared his thoughts on each of the former Buckeyes after Friday’s training camp, with Ossenfort giving praise to his first two first-round picks with Arizona.

With Cardinals starting cornerback Starling Thomas V sidelined with a torn ACL, who picks up the slack out of the position group moving forward?

Steven Gilmore Jr. is the new Cardinals' signing. He's the brother of All-Pro and Super Bowl champ Stephon Gilmore. Steven Gilmore Jr. most recently played in the UFL. He played in the 2023 NFL preseason for the Detroit Lions.