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Dallas is expanding its defensive coordinator search, planning three more interviews—internal DL coach Aaron Whitecotton, Ravens DC Zach Orr, and former Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon—to bring the interview pool to six after last week’s talks with Daronte Jones, Ephraim Banda and Jim Leonhard, as the team continues to seek a candidate who fits its defensive plan amid a busy NFL coaching carousel.
Former Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon, fired earlier this year, is reportedly interviewing for defensive coordinator openings with the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Commanders, rather than returning to the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles had a strong defense under him in 2022, though the unit benefited from a light quarterback schedule; his Cardinals tenure included issues over impermissible contact with Philly and disputed statements. If hired by Dallas or Washington, he could rekindle in-division matchups and a revenge narrative against Philly, though both teams may opt for other candidates.
The Dallas Cowboys are searching for a new defensive coordinator after firing Matt Eberflus, with potential candidates including former NFL head coaches Raheem Morris and Jonathan Gannon, both of whom have strong NFL and coaching connections, and could also be considered for head coaching roles. The team aims to find a candidate who can bring stability and continuity to their defense.
The Arizona Cardinals have fired head coach Jonathan Gannon after a 3-14 season, ending his three-year tenure with a 15-36 record, despite support from some players. The team is set to announce new leadership, with owner Michael Bidwill and GM Monti Ossenfort scheduled to speak.
Arizona Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon made a surprising remark during a press conference, referencing his first NFL season when his quarterback went to jail, highlighting the emotional challenges of coaching through difficult times. His career has seen ups and downs, and with his current tenure in year three, his future with the team remains uncertain.
Arizona Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon was fined $100,000 for a sideline altercation with player Emari Demercado after a costly fumble, marking the first NFL head coach fine for such an incident since Bruce Arians in 2022.
Arizona Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon is under review by the NFLPA for his heated reaction and possible physical contact with running back Emari Demercado after a costly fumble during a game against the Titans. Gannon has apologized, acknowledging his emotional response, but the incident has raised concerns about conduct and potential union investigation.
Arizona Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon apologized to RB Emari Demercado for a sideline interaction after Demercado's costly mistake in a game, acknowledging his emotional response and emphasizing the importance of maintaining composure and learning from errors.
Arizona Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon apologized to Emari Demercado for his emotional reaction after Demercado fumbled a potential 70-yard touchdown, which contributed to a comeback loss against the Titans. Gannon acknowledged his mistake and emphasized team accountability, while also announcing an injury to tight end Tip Reiman.
Arizona Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon downplayed a costly fumble by Emari Demercado in a close loss to the Titans, despite it being a critical mistake that shifted the game's momentum. The incident highlights potential coaching oversights, raising questions for team owner Michael Bidwill about the team's handling of similar errors and the overall coaching staff's effectiveness. Gannon's response and the team's handling of such mistakes could impact his future with the franchise.
The Seattle Seahawks and Arizona Cardinals have released their initial injury reports for the week, with the Cardinals listing only three players, while the Seahawks have a more extensive list, including notable names like Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf. Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon emphasized learning from their previous loss to the Seahawks as they prepare for their upcoming game. The Seahawks hope to recover some players by Thursday, while the Cardinals remain relatively healthy.
The Arizona Cardinals narrowly lost to the Minnesota Vikings 23-22, a defeat that could impact their playoff hopes. Criticism is directed at head coach Jonathan Gannon for opting for a field goal instead of a touchdown late in the game, a decision that may have cost them the win. Despite strong performances from Kyler Murray and the defense, the Cardinals were unable to secure victory, making their next game against Seattle crucial.
The Arizona Cardinals suffered a 16-6 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, dropping them to second place in the NFC West. Despite a strong defensive performance, the Cardinals' offense struggled, with quarterback Kyler Murray under constant pressure and the team failing to establish a running game. Coach Jonathan Gannon emphasized learning from the defeat, as the Cardinals prepare for a challenging upcoming game against the Minnesota Vikings.
Arizona Cardinals defensive lineman Darius Robinson is close to making his NFL debut after recovering from a calf injury that sidelined him since August. Although neither Robinson nor coach Jonathan Gannon have confirmed his participation in the upcoming game, Robinson has completed his first consecutive practices since the injury. Drafted in the first round, Robinson has not played a regular-season game since the Cotton Bowl in January. His return was delayed by both the injury and the recent passing of his mother, but he has been activated from injured reserve as of October 28.
Marvin Harrison Jr. impressed the Arizona Cardinals during his prospect interview, with head coach Jonathan Gannon praising his maturity and thoughtful answers. The Ohio State wide receiver is a top prospect linked to the Cardinals' No. 4 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, boasting impressive stats from his college career. Gannon expressed more admiration than concern for Harrison missing media availability at the NFL Draft Combine, joking that he would have done the same and assuring that the media will hear from him in due time.