US EditionCardinals fire Jonathan Gannon after 15-36 record
- On Jan. 5, the Arizona Cardinals fired Jonathan Gannon after the team finished 3-14 and ended the season on a nine-game losing streak.
- Injuries piled up and Arizona's defense regressed despite heavy spending, with more players on injured reserve than any team and key contributors lost, including top running backs.
- Finishing 15-36, Jonathan Gannon, head coach, faced discipline issues including a sideline incident with Emari Demercado, earning a $100,000 fine, and the Cardinals went 0-6 in NFC West play.
- The front office faces immediate staffing and quarterback decisions as general manager Monti Ossenfort stays to oversee the coaching search following Jonathan Gannon's firing.
- Entering the offseason, Arizona will hunt for a new head coach and has significant cap room; the roster retains building blocks like Trey McBride and Paris Johnson Jr. but needs offensive line upgrades.
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Jonathan Gannon Fired By Cardinals, Who May Have NFL's Least Attractive Opening
Black Monday's coach reaper has made a swing through the desert and understandably collected Jonathan Gannon of the Arizona Cardinals.The team is firing the coach who, frankly, was kind of in over his head the past three seasons, as his 15-36 record clearly shows.Gannon's Cardinals were a mess in 2025.Never mind that the team had a 3-14 season because it was worse than that. The roster was in constant flux because of injuries and other decisions…
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