Gannon Confident Despite Cardinals' Struggles

As the Arizona Cardinals approach the final week of the 2025 season with a 3-13 record, head coach Jonathan Gannon has publicly stated his confidence in returning for the next season. This assertion comes amidst significant speculation regarding his job security, particularly given the team's drastic downturn after a promising 2-0 start. The Cardinals have lost 13 of their last 14 games, marking a difficult period for the franchise.

Gannon, addressing the media, expressed his self-assurance and indicated positive conversations with team owner Michael Bidwill. He characterized the season's struggles as a period of true adversity that forces growth and adaptation, a theme he has frequently emphasized. The team's performance has seen a shift from close losses to being outplayed, with offensive struggles and a porous defense contributing to the record.

The Cardinals' situation highlights a critical juncture for the team, as they are among the few in the Super Bowl era to win their first two games and finish with four or fewer wins. Whether owner Michael Bidwill shares Gannon's confidence will become clear after the season concludes next Sunday, determining the future direction of the coaching staff.