The Cardinals have one of their shortest injury reports in several weeks with seven listed because of injuries and three not practicing. Two of those, wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. and safety/core special teams player Kitan Crawford, were declared out by head coach Jonathan on Wednesday.

The Arizona Cardinals will not have Marvin Harrison Jr. this week, according to head coach Jonathan Gannon. Harrison, who has been dealing from a heel injury, also now is suffering from a new foot injury from Sunday's loss to the Cincinnati Bengals.

Last season, the Cardinals had about 658 called pass plays that includes 85 runs by Kyler Murray and Clayton Tune and 30 sacks. Admittedly, some of the quarterback runs were designed, but not enough to change the ratio that much. There were 378 running plays.

Another Arizona Cardinals player has landed on injured reserve. The team announced on Tuesday that cornerback Kei'Trel Clark, who missed Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals with a back injury, was placed on IR.

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When the game vs. Cincinnati was over, McBride had 119 catches for 1,174 yards and 11 touchdowns. His 119 catches lead the NFL, his 11 touchdowns are second in the league, and he ranks sixth in yardage, trailing only the best wide receivers in the league.

The Arizona Cardinals suffered another brutal loss. Here are three key takeaways on what went wrong and what it means moving forward.

The lasting image of this season is medical staff huddled around a player. Even a “Next Man Up” mentality has limits.

The Arizona Cardinals ruled WR Marvin Harrison Jr. out for their season finale, while Walter Nolen III and cornerback Garrett Williams had surgery