The Arizona Cardinals are reportedly mulling major changes at all levels after a dreadful 2018 season, according to multiple reports.
NFL reporter Benjamin Allbright reported Sunday that the Cardinals are considering sweeping changes, including firing first-year head coach and general manager Steve Keim.
Not sure Steve Wilks is going to get a second year with the Cardinals.
Arizona seriously considering cleaning house, GM and coach.
— Benjamin Allbright (@AllbrightNFL) December 16, 2018
CBS Sports’s Jason La Canfora had reported the same earlier Sunday, adding that it would be a “major surprise” if the Cardinals retain Wilks. Keim, meanwhile, is considered a candidate to join the Oakland Raiders should he lose his job with Arizona.
The Cardinals are 3-11 after losing again on Sunday to the Atlanta Falcons. Wilks has apparently clashed with players and his offensive coordinator lasted just seven games into his tenure, while Keim embarrassed the organization with a DUI before the season. You can understand why ownership might see fit to just start over with an entirely new cast.
