Cardinals Dismiss Jonathan Gannon as Head Coach
The Arizona Cardinals have dismissed Jonathan Gannon from his role as head coach following a disappointing 3-14 season. The announcement came on Monday morning, marking the end of Gannon’s tenure after just three seasons with the team.
Season Performance
Under Gannon’s leadership, the Cardinals struggled significantly, finishing with a collective record of 15-36. A particularly troubling aspect was the team’s performance within their division, where they recorded only three wins against NFC West opponents, ending with a 3-15 record.
Late-Season Struggles
The Cardinals concluded the season on a low note, losing their final nine games. This downward trend ultimately led to heightened scrutiny of Gannon’s coaching capabilities.
Team Reactions
Despite the poor season, many players expressed their support for Gannon during the locker room cleanout on Monday. Tackle Paris Johnson Jr. voiced his belief in Gannon, highlighting his leadership qualities and perseverance throughout the challenging season.
- Season Record: 3-14
- Overall Record (3 Seasons): 15-36
- NFC West Record: 3-15
- Final Game Loss Streak: 9 games
Management Meeting
In the wake of Gannon’s dismissal, team owner Michael Bidwill and General Manager Monti Ossenfort are scheduled to address the media at noon Arizona time. Their insights will provide further clarity on the future direction of the franchise.
As the Cardinals move forward, the focus will be on finding a new head coach to guide the team toward success in the upcoming seasons.
