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Report: Cardinals Have "Movement" in Talks with WR Michael Wilson
Arizona has tried to extend Michael Wilson after his 1,006-yard season, but a deal is unlikely before Week 1, ESPN reported.
- On Thursday, the Arizona Cardinals and wide receiver Michael Wilson agreed to a three-year contract extension, securing him through the 2029 campaign.
- Wilson, 26, earned the extension after logging 78 receptions for 1,006 yards and seven touchdowns in 2025, becoming the first Cardinals receiver to surpass 1,000 yards since 2020.
- Spotrac projects Wilson's market value at a four-year, $73 million contract, below the Packers' four-year, $92 million deal for Christian Watson, though Watson is considered Green Bay's clear WR1.
- Cardinals general manager Monti Ossenfort stated, "He's a guy that we want around here a long time," emphasizing the team's commitment to retaining its rising star.
- Rewarding Wilson signals the Cardinals' commitment to their rebuild, providing a reliable young pass-catcher for the future franchise quarterback as Arizona aims to return to playoff contention.
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Michael Wilson, Cardinals Reportedly Agree to New Contract After Career Year in 2025
The Arizona Cardinals haven't had much to celebrate in recent years, but they created a moment of positivity on Thursday by rewarding one of their rising young stars with a new deal.
·San Francisco, United States
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Arizona Cardinals Get 'Movement' on Michael Wilson Extension Talks: Report
Michael Wilson extension talks have dominated the Arizona Cardinals‘ offseason. However, it appears that story could come to a happy end soon. ESPN’s Josh Weinfuss reports there is movement on Wilson extension talks, and it could come down in the next day or so. Hearing that there's been movement on Michael Wilson's negotiations with the […]
·Las Vegas, United States
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