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The Arizona Cardinals have gotten some bad news regarding one of their key offensive weapons.
According to ESPN's Ian Rapoport, Cardinals wide receiver Michael Wilson is done for the season after suffering a neck injury.
With Wilson being an important part of the Cardinals' offense, there is no question that him being out for the season is very bad news for Arizona. Now, they will need to adjust without him being in the lineup from here.
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Wilson appeared in nine games this year with the Cardinals before suffering his season-ending injury. During them, he recorded two touchdowns, 51 receptions, and 546 receiving yards. With numbers like these, he was effective for the Cardinals, and it is a shame that his season has come to an early end because of it.
Wilson was selected by the Cardinals in the third round of the 2023 NFL Draft, 94th overall. In 55 games over four seasons with the Cardinals, he has recorded 16 touchdowns, 214 receptions, and 2,665 receiving yards. His best season with the Cardinals so far was in 2025, when he set career highs with seven touchdowns, 78 receptions, and 1,006 receiving yards.
It will now be interesting to see how the Cardinals perform with Wilson being done for the season from here.
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