The Arizona Cardinals move into the offseason in search of their newest head coach after dismissing Jonathan Gannon following the end of a dismal 2025

Jess Root and Seth Cox talk coaching candidates, NFL playoffs and All-Pro votes in this edition of the podcast.

Andrew Siciliano and Frank Schwab are joined by LB Kyle Van Noy to discuss reports that John Harbaugh will be the new head coach of the Giants and preview the AFC divisional round matchups. Plus, Ben Fawkes shares his betting insights on the NFC slate!

Ducks QB Dante Moore's decision to return to college and forgo the NFL Draft sent some serious ripples across the college and NFL landscapes.

Of the few wide receivers who go from Iowa City to the NFL, even fewer manage to stick around for multiple seasons. That's what makes Wednesday's news even sweeter for Hawkeye fans. Former Hawk Ihmir Smith-Marsette agreed to a one-year futures contract with the Arizona Cardinals.

The Houston Texans are the newest franchise in the NFL, having joined the league in 2002. The Arizona Cardinals are the oldest franchise in the NFL, having been established in 1898 and joining the NFL in its inaugural season of 1920. As of Monday night, the Texans and Cardinals have won the same number of playoff games in their franchise history.

The Arizona Cardinals have now requested interviews with seven potential head coaching candidates. Matt Nagy and Raheem Morris are the latest options.

Per NFL Media's Ian Rapoport, Gannon is set to interview with the Dallas Cowboys on Tuesday for their defensive coordinator spot. Gannon then will interview with the Washington Commanders on Thursday for their defensive coordinator spot with his final stop coming on Sunday, when he'll speak with the Tennessee Titans for their vacancy at head coach:

As Robert Saleh looks to guide the San Francisco 49ers on a deep playoff run, the defensive coordinator reportedly is drawing some interest from other squads.