Latest Cardinals Injury Report: October 13, 2025
The biggest injury news at the start of the season is rookie Walter Nolen III (calf), who starts the year on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list. He was eligible to return after Week 4, but no timetable has been set for his comeback.
Below is the latest Arizona Cardinals injury report:
Some Arizona sports betting apps will update you on a player’s injury status, but it’s always smart to double-check before placing any bets. Staying informed can give you a real edge when betting on Cardinals games this season.
List of Notable Arizona Cardinals 2025 Injuries
James Conner is already sidelined for the year, and now RB Trey Benson has been placed on IR, leaving Emari Demercado to handle the running back role alongside Bam Knight and Michael Carter.
As for this week, defensive lineman Darius Robinson has been ruled out for Week 6, while Evan Brown and Max Melton are listed as questionable. In fact, several Cardinals are questionable, including QB Kyler Murray, WR Zay Jones, Punter Blake Gillikin, and LB Cody Simon.
Keep an eye on this list as the Cardinals gear up for their 2025 Week 6 matchup against the Colts.
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Cardinals Injury Report FAQs
The first injury report of the week is released on Wednesdays before Sunday games, followed by the final report on Friday. For games played on days other than Sunday, like Thursday or Monday night, the injury report schedule is different. Teams are required to submit a final injury report 90 minutes before kickoff.
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray has been healthy all season but is now on the injury report as questionable for Week 6. The starting QB missed practice all week but returned on Friday, leaving his status for Sunday uncertain. If he can’t play, Jacoby Brissett will take over.
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