Josh WeinfussAug 5, 2025, 08:05 PM ET Close Josh Weinfuss is a staff writer who covers the Arizona Cardinals and the NFL at ESPN. Josh has covered the Cardinals since 2012, joining ESPN in 2013. He is a member of the Pro Football Writers of America and a graduate of Indiana University. GLENDALE, Ariz. — The Cardinals are planning on …
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Kyler Murray will play in the preseason opener against the Chiefs on Saturday at State Farm Stadium, as well as the rest of the starters, coach Jonathan Gannon said on Tuesday. How much they play isn’t set. There is a plan, Gannon said, but that can change over the next few days of practice with the ongoing health of the …
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The Bengals want to avoid another slow start this season and part of their plan is to give first-team players more playing time in the preseason. Head coach Zac Taylor signaled that was in the works at the start of training camp and nothing has changed now that they are a couple of days away from facing the Eagles. Taylor …
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Over the past two preseasons, the Detroit Lions have developed a habit of pushing their starters hard in practice and then resting them in the game. With four preseason games on the docket in 2025, the Lions appear to be sticking with their approach. After holding a scrimmage at practice on Tuesday, coach Dan Campbell said that they plan to …
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Shedeur Sanders is spending his first NFL training camp fighting for a spot on the Cleveland Browns’ crowded quarterback depth chart. Between OTAs and the early days of camp, it seems Sanders is battling for a backup position, with the vast majority of first-team practice reps being given to veterans Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett. Sanders and fellow rookie QB …
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Though the starting pitching market still looks pretty thin at the top, a few aces are finally being discussed. If any of them goes — no guarantee there! — that could save things. Here’s our final ranking of the starter market. 1. Joe Ryan, Twins (2.63 ERA) With two extra years to go, the Twins would need to be overwhelmed …
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