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Carson Beck and Ty Simpson are making some of the same stops as they make the pre-draft rounds of NFL teams.

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    Simpson, whose draft stock is rising daily, will almost assuredly go in the first round of the 2026 draft after throwing for 3,567 yards, 28 touchdowns, and five interceptions over 15 games in 2025 as Alabama’s starting QB. Miami would be a strange landing spot for Simpson considering the team just signed Malik Willis to a significant contract that would imply he is locked in as the team’s Week 1 starter. Arizona seems to be an increasingly likely landing spot for Simpson considering Gardner Minshew and Jacoby Brissett are the only two quarterbacks on the roster at the moment. Simpson is likely to be the second QB off the draft board after Fernando Mendoza.
  • BUF Center #79
    Cushenberry is not an elite player, but he respectably earned a 65.5 PFF pass-blocking grade during the 2025 regular season. The Bills also signed OL Austin Corbett, formerly of the Panthers. Corbett earned a 66.7 PFF run-blocking grade last year and has experience at right guard, left guard and center. The Bills signed WR Trent Sherfield, formerly of the Cardinals, as well. He is unlikely to be relevant in fantasy. All three players are on one-year contracts.
  • DET Wide Receiver #4
    Dortch is following new Lions OC Drew Petzing from Arizona to Detroit. He turned 29 catches into 206 yards and three scores last year. Dortch is primarily a slot receiver and Amon-Ra St. Brown has the role locked down. At best, the former Cardinal will give ARSB the occasional breather. He could be an interesting PPR option if anything happens to St. Brown, but that isn’t something early fantasy drafters should plan for.
  • IND Linebacker #27
    Davis-Gaither spent the first five years of his career in Cincinnati before singing with the Cardinals last offseason. He started 13 games and appeared in all 17. Davis-Gaither totaled 117 combined tackles with two TFLs and one forced fumble. The team released him at the end of the year. He now reunites with Colts DC Lou Anarumo, who was Cincy’s defensive coordinator when Davis-Gaither played for them.
  • ARI Tight End #85
    Quitoriano appeared in all 17 games for the Falcons last year but did not record any offensive statistics. The bulk of his offensive snaps came as a blocker. In total, he played primarily on special teams, logging 239 snaps on that side of the ball. Hen is likely in line for a similar role in Arizona.
  • ARI Defensive Lineman #97
    Both signings offer depth at positions of need. Gibbens handled 45% of the defensive snaps for the Patriots in 2025 while Billings was in on 48% of the defensive snaps for the Bears. Of particular intrigue is the addition of Gibbens considering the relative lack of depth inside on the second level currently, meaning he could carve out a substantial role for the Cardinals in 2026.
  • Wingard started all 16 games he appeared in for the Jaguars last season, finishing second on the team in tackles (84) while also breaking up a career-high nine passes and picking off one pass. The veteran safety has started 10 or more games twice in his career, and could serve as a reliable starter in the Cardinals’ secondary for first-year head coach Mike LaFleur.
  • ARI Wide Receiver #12
    NFL insider Jordan Schultz was the first to report the deal. Duvernay is set to join his fourth team in four seasons. The former third-round has been used almost exclusively as a return specialist after seeing some work on offense during his tenure with the Ravens. Duvernay was a two-time Pro Bowler and was also named a First-team All-Pro in 2021 for his skills as a return man, and totaled 1,069 kick return yards while averaging 26.7 yards per return last season in Chicago. It’s unlikely he sees an expanded role next season in Arizona.
  • ARI Wide Receiver #80
    Fehoko had a tough go in 2025. In the Cardinals’ Week 10 game against the Seahawks, Fehoko badly sprained an ankle on a special teams play. He returned to the game after having it taped up and then broke his arm making a tackle on the following kickoff. Fehoko, 28, also failed to earn a target last season. He will likely function as a run blocker and special teams player and should not be drafted this season.
  • LAC Defensive Tackle #94
    Tomlinson was released by the Cardinals after one season. The veteran lineman totaled 26 tackles and one sack while finishing with a PFF grade of 43.2 — the lowest of his nine-year career. He will receiver $6 million in guaranteed money on this deal, which suggests he should see a decent role in Jim Harbaugh’s defense.