Cardinals sign Andrew Wingard for $3 million, praised as smart addition
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 12:44 AM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

The Arizona Cardinals signed safety Andrew Wingard to a one-year deal worth $3 million. Wingard, a versatile defender, has drawn positive attention in training camp, especially for effectively covering top receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. He arrives to fill a starting role after Jalen Thompson left for the Dallas Cowboys. Cardinals' defensive coordinator Nick Rallis has noted Wingard's playmaking ability and communication skills as key assets for the team. Wingard's previous season with the Jacksonville Jaguars was his best, featuring 84 tackles and nine passes defensed.
- •Andrew Wingard signed a one-year, $3 million contract with the Cardinals.
- •He has been praised for his coverage skills in training camp.
- •Wingard replaces Jalen Thompson, who joined the Cowboys in free agency.
- •He finished last season with 84 tackles for the Jaguars.
- •Wingard competes for a starting spot alongside Budda Baker.
- 12:44 AMYahoo Sports — Cardinals’ $3 Million Signing Called One of NFL’s Biggest Steals
"The versatile defender is already earning praise as one of the Cardinals' smartest offseason additions. The post Cardinals’ $3 Million Signing Called One of NFL’s Biggest Steals appeared first on HEAVY.
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