2025 Arizona Cardinals season
A 2-0 start, a 1-14 finish and a franchise-record 14 losses that cost Jonathan Gannon his job.
The 2025 season was the Arizona Cardinals' 106th in the National Football League, their 38th in Arizona, their 20th at State Farm Stadium, their third under general manager Monti Ossenfort and their third and last under head coach Jonathan Gannon. Unable to improve on the previous year's 8-9, the team was eliminated from playoff contention with a Week 13 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, its fourth straight season without a postseason, and finished 3-14, the most losses in franchise history.
Quick Facts
- Team
- Arizona Cardinals
- Record
- 3–14
- Division place
- 4th NFC West
- Coach
- Jonathan Gannon
- Owner
- Michael Bidwill
- General manager
- Monti Ossenfort
- Stadium
- State Farm Stadium
- Playoffs
- Did not qualify
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Background
After a 2-0 start the Cardinals went 1-14 the rest of the way, closing the season with a nine-game losing streak. Their .176 winning percentage was the worst since the 1959 Chicago Cardinals, and they finished last in the NFC West for the third time in four seasons. Gannon was fired on January 5, the day after the season ended, with a three-year record of 15-36 (.294). Michael Carter led the team with 333 rushing yards, the lowest total for a Cardinals rushing leader since John Grigas also had 333 in 1943. Safety Budda Baker and tight end Trey McBride were the Pro Bowl selections.
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