The Cards Wire writers make their picks for the Cardinals’ biggest disappointment of 2024. They have differing picks.

Nearly three weeks removed from another disappointing Arizona Cardinals season ending, a couple of weeks from Super Bowl LIX, and almost exactly three months from the 2025 NFL Draft, countless experts have weighing in on who the Cardinals will take with the No.

In trading down from No. 35 to No. 43, the Cardinals accumulated picks but missed out on five players who instantly became impact pieces — T’Vondre Sweat, Braden Fiske, Cooper DeJean, Kool-Aid McKinstry and Kamari Lassiter. Three of those players were named to the PFWA All-Rookie first team.

The Cards Wire writers make their picks for the Cardinals’ comeback player of the year for 2024. They have differing picks.

ARIZONA -- The Arizona Cardinals could lose linebacker Kyzir White to free agency in 2025. That's a tough pill to swallow, as White has been the heart and soul of Arizona's front seven since the moment he signed with the organization two offseasons ago.

The Arizona Cardinals are expected to be big time spenders in free agency this season after taking it easy in the 2024 offseason by signing some veterans instead of splurging on one-or-two players. We could see that same approach this offseason as well, right, wrong, or indifferent.

The Arizona Cardinals haven't made the playoffs since the 2021 season, but that is going to change in the near future. At least it is if you hear Trey

The Arizona Cardinals were active free agency last offseason. They also did not really lose any significant players. As a result, in Over the Cap's projections for compensatory selections in the 2025 NFL draft,

New York Jets receiver Davante Adams is unsure how to fix the team's lack of energy after yet another sub-par performance against the Arizona Cardinals. This NFL season has provided its fair share ...

The Arizona Cardinals select Alabama guard Tyler Booker with the No. 16 overall pick in ESPN analyst Mel Kiper Jr.'s first 2025 mock draft.

The Arizona Cardinals ran Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury out of the The Valley two seasons ago after the former Cardinals’ head coach failed to make any substantial progression within the franchise during his four-year tenure.

The Cardinals have something going with Dante Stills at defensive tackle, but he needs a partner in crime. Perhaps more importantly, the Cardinals need beef in the middle and the 6’3 and 305lbs Nolen has just that.