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Seattle scored 14 points in the second quarter and held Arizona scoreless after the first to improve to 5-4.
Read the story →Gardner Minshew II and Michael Wilson now carry IR designations as Arizona’s Week 10 listings shift across several positions.
Arizona faces the Rams at State Farm Stadium in Week 10, with kickoff listed for 11/15 at 4:05 p.m. EST.
Arizona’s second-string right guard carries a questionable designation ahead of the Week 10 matchup with the Rams.
Arizona’s first-string left tackle carries a questionable designation ahead of the Week 10 matchup with the Rams.
Arizona’s first-string center carries a questionable designation ahead of the Week 10 matchup with the Rams.
Minshew holds the fourth spot on Arizona’s quarterback depth chart ahead of its Week 10 matchup with the Rams.
Arizona's No. 2 running back carries a questionable designation ahead of the Week 10 game at State Farm Stadium.
The Cardinals receiver has a ribs injury listing, while his November 6 practice limitation is designated as rest-related.
Arizona’s first-string center participated fully in practice on Nov. 5, with rest listed as the practice designation.
Minshew holds the top spot on Arizona’s quarterback depth chart, with separate game-day and injury-status listings.
Arizona’s second-listed right guard carried an Out designation for Week 9 at Seattle and did not practice Nov. 6.
Arizona’s first-string left tackle was inactive against Seattle and did not practice Nov. 6.
Arizona’s No. 2 running back was listed as Out after missing practice on November 6.
Arizona’s Week 9 changes also move Jon Gaines II up at right guard and add Josh Johnson to the roster listing.
Arizona’s 2026 pecking order places Josh Johnson behind Carson Beck, with Trey McBride leading the tight ends and Devin Duvernay first on punt returns.
Isaiah Adams, Max Melton and Walter Nolen III are active after limited practice participation and questionable designations.
Arizona scored just three points in its Week 9 loss and now hosts the Rams after beating them 18-16 in Week 6.
Los Angeles enters 5-4 with the stronger scoring margin, while Arizona looks to respond after a three-point outing against Seattle.
Arizona scored 20 fourth-quarter points to force overtime, then handed Dallas a loss that left both teams 3-5.
Bo Nix threw for 222 yards and added 73 on the ground as Denver improved to 5-2. Trey McBride caught 10 passes for 111 yards and a touchdown for Arizona.
Arizona broke a halftime tie with a third-quarter scoring edge and held on at SoFi Stadium, while Los Angeles took its second straight loss.
Jahmyr Gibbs totaled 207 yards and two touchdowns as Detroit moved to 3-2 and handed Arizona its third straight loss.
Jameis Winston throws three touchdown passes and Malik Nabers tops 100 receiving yards as New York improves to 3-1.
George Kittle caught two touchdown passes, and San Francisco’s early advantage held up against Arizona’s 17-point fourth quarter.
Seattle broke a halftime tie with 24 unanswered points to reach 2-0, led by Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s 155 receiving yards.
Trey McBride caught nine passes for 95 yards and a touchdown as Arizona pulled away with a 10-0 fourth quarter at SoFi Stadium.