Marquise Brown is the Arizona Cardinals top wide receiver on the outside, but Kyler Murray and co. might be without him when the Cardinals and Steelers return from a second weather delay.

The Cardinals saw a handful of players depart due to injury, with some especially notable names such as Kyler Murray, Trey McBride and Marquise Brown exiting action. Murray and McBride didn't miss ...

The Chiefs were expecting a full season out of second-year wideout Rashee Rice, used a first-round pick on Xavier Worthy and ...

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marquise Brown's first catch of the '23 preseason moves chains for Cardinals on a nice toss from quarterback Colt McCoy for 12 yards. Watch all five of San ...

Cardinals WR’s guilty plea lands sentencing Why did Arizona judge fine Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown? Cardinals WR’s guilty plea lands sentencing ...

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marquise Brown's first TD catch of 2023 comes at right pylon vs. the New York Giants on a 3-yard pass from quarterback Joshua Dobbs. Watch the Baltimore Ravens' top ...

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Chiefs HC Andy Reid told reporters after Saturday’s preseason game that WR Marquise Brown ... He was traded to the Cardinals during the 2022 draft. Brown was entering the final year of his ...

NFL Network's Cynthia Frelund reacts to the Ravens' trade of Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown to the Arizona Cardinals during the 2022 NFL Draft. CB Arthur Maulet on playing his old team, Marlon ...

Let's start first, with the Cardinals trading for Marquise Hollywood Brown. I know you had some rather, shall we say, big feelings, about this move. So I'll let you start and maybe, start venting ...

Under the leadership of Jonathan Gannon, the Cardinals seek redemption after a disappointing 4-13 season. With significant departures like Marquise Brown and Rondale Moore, there's a void in ...

A team that used to rely on small, speedy receivers has found success with size and sets that resemble the single-wing.