Why did Cardinals fire Jonathan Gannon? Arizona parts ways with coach after three disappointing seasons

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The Arizona Cardinals have fired head coach Jonathan Gannon after three seasons with the franchise.

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The Cardinals were the first head coaching job of Gannon's career. The hope was that his success as the defensive coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles would pair well with dual-threat quarterback Kyler Murray, but it never came to fruition.

Gannon finishes his tenure with Arizona with a combined 15-36 record, never finishing higher than third place in the NFC West. This season, the Cardinals went 3-14, and had more losses (14) than the rest of the division combined (13).

Here is more on why the Cardinals fired Gannon.

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Why did Cardinals fire Jonathan Gannon?

Arizona fired Gannon for a fresh start. The Cardinals only gave him three seasons, but he went a combined 15-36 overall. Gannon went 4-13 in his first season in 2023, and improved to 8-9 in year two in 2024. Unfortunately, whether it was due to big injuries on offense or other factors, Arizona finished the 2025 season with a 3-14 record in last place of the NFC West.

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