The Arizona Cardinals are officially bringing wide receiver Zay Jones back into the fold, according to multiple reports. Jones was one of four wideouts who tried out for the team on Tuesday, looking for a spot on a roster that’s been scrambling for receiver help.
The Cardinals’ Desperate Receiver Search
While the Cardinals are signing Jones, it is still unclear if he is heading to their practice squad or directly onto the active roster. This move comes after the team placed receiver Jalen Brooks on season-ending injured reserve on Tuesday. Honestly, they needed someone, anyone, after their receiver situation got super thin following the trade of Marvin Harrison Jr. way back on October 11. They’re clearly trying to patch things up, but is Zay Jones really the answer?
Jones’s Rocky Road Back to Arizona
Jones, now 31, is embarking on his ninth NFL season, and this isn’t his first rodeo with the Cardinals. He had a previous stint with them, playing in 11 games during the 2024 season and another eight last season. His time there was pretty rough though, he missed time in 2024 due to a suspension and then battled a torn Achilles in 2025. Across those two seasons with the Cardinals, he managed 20 receptions for 267 yards. He became a free agent in August when the Texans cut him out of their preseason, so it tells you where he was at.
Forget the Cardinals and their receiver drama for a second though, because what *really* matters for us Seattle fans is the absolute smackdown our Seahawks delivered. We just rolled over the Kansas City Chiefs with a dominant 20-3 victory! That’s a statement win, period. While the Cardinals are scrounging for depth, our boys are out there dropping hammers on Super Bowl contenders. That’s the energy we need, and it’s what has every single 12 buzzing in the Emerald City right now. Let’s keep that momentum rolling, Hawks!
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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