Patriots add ex-Cardinals DT after Milton Williams signing
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Comparing Eagles DL Milton Williams and Cardinals DL Dante Stills
A look at how Cardinals DL Dante Stills compares to soon-to-be free agent DL Milton Williams, a guy many want the Cardinals to sign this offseason.
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Pro Football Focus: Could Milton Williams be a free agency fit for the Cardinals?
As the Cardinals' need for pass rushing remains prevalent, PFF writer Zoltán Buday thinks interior defensive lineman Milton Williams is a fit.
Cardinals boost pass rush by agreeing with ex-Eagle Josh Sweat
Big splash: Arizona Cardinals agree to terms with former Eagles star Josh Sweat
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Arizona Cardinals NFL free agency 2025 tracker: Josh Sweat a big one, Darnold to Seattle
What will the Arizona Cardinals do in NFL free agency? What could they do? Follow our live 2025 NFL free agency updates for latest on the team.
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Eagles lose Williams, Sweat in free agency
The NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles are losing two of their defensive disruptors who pressured Patrick Mahomes in the Super Bowl. Defensive tackle Milton Williams agreed to a deal with New England worth $26 million annually and edge rusher Josh Sweat is heading to the Arizona Cardinals on a four-year,
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Deals for QBs Darnold and Fields, pass rushers Williams and Sweat highlight start of NFL free agency
The NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles are losing two of their defensive disruptors who pressured Patrick Mahomes in the Super Bowl. Defensive tackle Milton Williams agreed to a deal with New England worth $26 million annually and edge rusher Josh Sweat is heading to the Arizona Cardinals on a four-year,
PFF: Dominant Eagles DL to Cardinals 'Makes Sense'
The Arizona Cardinals are in prime position to pursue a dominant threat along the defensive front. Though they need both edge and interior reinforcements, one high-profile free agent is a move that "makes sense,
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NFL Free agency underway
The NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles are losing two of their defensive disruptors who pressured Patrick Mahomes in the Super Bowl. Defensive tackle Milton Williams agreed to a deal with New England worth $26 million annually and edge rusher Josh Sweat is heading to the Arizona Cardinals on a four-year,
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Deals for QBs, pass rushers highlight start of NFL free agency
The NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles are losing two of their defensive disruptors who pressured Patrick Mahomes in the Super Bowl. Defensive tackle Milton Williams agreed to a deal with New England worth $26 million annually and edge rusher Josh Sweat is heading to the Arizona Cardinals on a four-year,
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Teams luring away Eagles’ defenders
The Associated Press The NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles are losing two of their defensive disruptors who pressured Patrick Mahomes in the Super Bowl. Defensive tackle Milton Williams agreed to a deal with New England worth $26 million annually and edge rusher Josh Sweat is heading to the Arizona Cardinals on a four-year,
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Grading the Arizona Cardinals' first free agent moves
The Arizona Cardinals re-signed some guys and added new new free agents on Monday. Here are grades for those first moves.
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Arizona Cardinals outbid by Vikings for OL Will Fries
Former Indianapolis Colts guard Will Fries agreed to a five-year contract worth $88 million with Minnesota. They apparently outbid a few teams. According to SI.com's Albert Breer, Fries' other suitors were the Cardinals, the Colts, the New England Patriots, the Seattle Seahawks and the New York Giants.
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Assessing Cardinals’ Day 1 Moves of Free Agency
Instead of Milton Williams, the Cardinals turned their attention to Josh Sweat who, in light of his 2 1 ⁄ 2 sacks of Patrick Mahomes, made a compelling case for Super Bowl LIX MVP. Heading into the first day of legal tampering,
As Free Agency Begins, It's Now or Never for Cardinals
The start of NFL free agency is here, and the Arizona Cardinals have quite the opportunity ahead. For years, the Cardinals have been basement dwellers of the NFL - an often overlooked team on the schedule that has somehow always taken one step forward and two steps back.