The Arizona Cardinals’ head coach search faces a setback as the Miami Dolphins move closer to hiring Jeff Hafley, a rumored finalist for the job.

In the NFL world, no team is a better punching bag than the Arizona Cardinals. 105-year history of disappointment and year number 106 isn’t looking much better.

One school of thought being floated about the Cardinals is that a new coach could very well believe the return of Kyler Murray gives the team its best chance of having success in 2026 and if it doesn’t work out, a new signal-caller would arrive in 2027.

McDermott feels like a prime candidate to get the Cardinals out from the bottom of the NFL standings. He had seven straight 10+ win season with the Bills, and while their roster is clearly head and shoulders above Arizona's, there's still some solid pieces for McDermott to work with.

49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh is scheduled for an in-person second interview Tuesday for the Cardinals head coaching job, per sources. Saleh is interviewing with the Titans right now. If they don’t hire him, he’ll get on the plane to Arizona. pic.twitter.com/rEMjqzUCAe

The Arizona Cardinals are moving forward with a second interview of 49ers DC Robert Saleh, as they look to land their next head coach.

The Arizona Cardinals have a stigma around them of being cheap. The perception starts at the owner Michael Bidwill.

According to NFL Media's Tom Pelissero on NFL Game Day, the Cardinals have requested a second interview with Green Bay Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley.