Albert Breer, SI.com's NFL insider who has close connections to Arizona's front office, omitted the Cardinals from his list of landing spots for free agent coach John Harbaugh, who was just recently fired from the Baltimore Ravens:

The Arizona Cardinals have fired head coach Jonathan Gannon following three seasons leading the franchise. Gannon’s dismissal comes after a 37-20 loss to the Los Angeles Rams in the regular-season finale,

Jonathan Gannon promised Arizona Cardinals fans throughout this season’s struggles that he and the coaching staff would get through this and the team would come out in a better place. That never happened.

NFL insider Mike Garafolo says above all, money is the biggest question surrounding Arizona's pursuit. "Arizona again's going to be the team that [people will ask] how much are they going to pay a guy? Are they going to have sort of the leftovers, last-man standing type of deal?" said Garafolo on The Anthony Gargano Show.

The Cardinals continued adding veteran presence to their bullpen -- long a mission of new president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom this winter -- when they agreed to a one-year, $3.5 million contract,

The Arizona Cardinals have requested interviews with eight head coaching candidates. The latest name is Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley.

Brendan Donovan remains on the trade block. He's not only out there for the taking, but he's arguably the best overall player on the block who can play the infield after Ketel Marte was reportedly taken off the trade block. On Friday, MLB.com's Brent Maguire pitched the Red Sox for Donovan if they don't land Bo Bichette or Alex Bregman.