Jonathan Gannon's Future in Question After Cardinals' Loss

The Arizona Cardinals faced a brutal defeat against the Los Angeles Rams, losing 45-17, marking the worst loss of the season. Following this heavy defeat, speculation about head coach Jonathan Gannon's future intensified, as the team has now lost 10 of their last 11 games.

According to Pro Football Talk, with only four games remaining in the season, owner Michael Bidwill may consider making a coaching change to gain an early advantage in their search for a new head coach, especially with teams like the Titans and Giants already looking for replacements.

Gannon's comments following previous losses indicated an understanding of the precarious nature of his job security, stating, "I didn't hire myself. I'm not gonna fire myself... I'm going to control the controllables for myself." The Cardinals, currently 3-9, have suffered through a season marked by a lack of competitive play, with fans expressing dwindling confidence in the team's direction.

The question remains: if the Cardinals finish the season with five or fewer wins, will Gannon remain in charge for 2026? As stated by Revenge of the Birds, the team's performance has raised doubts about their capability to improve in the near future, leaving Gannon's position increasingly tenuous.