Arizona Cardinals' QB Search: Ty Simpson Draft Rumors

0:00It's March 25th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and ready for kickoff. The Arizona Cardinals face a big question mark at quarterback heading into the 2026 season. They cut ties with longtime starter Collar Murray after seven years in signed veterans, Gardiner-Menshu, and Jacobi Berset to compete for the job. With a week 2026 draft class, the team seems set on a tough year and eyeing the stronger 2027 draft for a franchise guy. Under first time head coach Michael Flour. Earlier this week, talk heated up around Alabama's tie Simpson as a potential fit if they draft early. The four-year crimson-tied player started just one season, but turned heads by leading them back to the college football playoff. He threw 20 touchdowns to one pick early on, showing arm talent and mobility, though he struggled later against strong defenses. Fans and analysts see this as a rebuild risk, with the Cardinals hungry for steady quarterback play after years of mediocrity.

1:00Murray was their most productive option, despite ups and downs, and supporters crave a true leader to rally around amid the tanking vibes. New details highlight how Arizona could set Simpson up for success right away. Their offensive line returns key pieces like Paris, Johnson, Jr., and Healte Froho, plus free agent Isaac Sumalo. They could grab Miami Tackle Francis, Maui Goa at number three overall to shore up the right side, while weapons like Tray McBride, Michael Wilson, and Marvin Harrison, Jr., give him targets. La Flour's Sean McVey roots mean a simple, quick pass scheme to ease him in. If the front office buys in, trading up for Simpson might beat waiting on 2027 prospects, creating a fresh start that benefits both the rookie and a franchise ready to rise.