The Arizona Cardinals are entering the 2025 offseason with a promising $72 million in projected cap space, giving them significant flexibility to strengthen their roster. Even with the looming contract extension for tight end Trey McBride,

Jan 5, 2025; Glendale, Arizona, USA; Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride (85) catches a touchdown pass against the San Francisco 49ers in the first half at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images / Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images

Trey McBride ended the 2024 season just 60 yards from a franchise record for tight ends, and five catches from a single-season record for the Arizona Cardinals.

Arizona Cardinals TE Trey McBride has set a record for most receptions by a tight end through his first three seasons.

Cardinals tight end Trey McBride's forceful hurdle through a 49ers defender didn't go unnoticed when it came to the Angry Runs scepter.

As we continue to hand out awards here on Arizona Cardinals On SI, our Offensive Player of the Year nod goes to Conner for another excellent season as the driving force of the offense. You might be inclined to believe TE Trey McBride brought even more of an impact to the offense than Conner did; don't worry, McBride will be given his flowers soon.

The drought came to an emphatic end during the Cardinals' season finale against the San Francisco 49ers. Trey McBride showcased his athleticism with a signature hurdle attempt over safety Ji'Ayir Brown. The play electrified the home crowd and set up his eventual 2-yard touchdown reception from Kyler Murray behind Fred Warner's coverage.

Maybe the brightest star in an 8-9, non-playoff season for the Arizona Cardinals, tight end Trey McBride finished his 2024 campaign on a high note. And there is a strong belief within the team ...

In 2024, no division was more wide open than the NFC West. The Los Angeles Rams were bouncing back from the retirement of Aaron Donald, one of the best defensive players ever. The San Francisco 49ers’ aging core seemed to pile on injury after injury.

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray was recently named one of the league's most valuable players in a list assembled by ESPN's Seth Walder. Murray landed at No. 11 in the entire league, ranking as the ninth best quarterback in a list that Walder says also used input from NFL front office personnel.

Arizona Cardinal receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. did not make the first team. The three receivers named to the first team were Brian Thomas of the Jacskonville Jaguars, Ladd McConkey of the Los Angeles Chargers and Malik Nabers of the New York Giants.

Actor and Comedian Denis Leary sits down with "Good Morning Football" to talk about his passion for the New England Patriots and his memories on set with former Patriots head coach Bill Belichick.