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Sports · November 9, 2026

Cardinals WR Wilson (neck) to miss rest of season; Minshew (elbow) evaluated

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Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Michael Wilson will miss the remainder of the 2026 NFL season after suffering a neck fracture. The injury occurred on the fourth play of the Cardinals' Week 9 game against the Seattle Seahawks, though Wilson continued to play through the contest. Head coach Mike LaFleur announced the season-ending diagnosis on Monday following medical tests. Wilson's absence further thins a Cardinals receiving corps that has already lost Marvin Harrison Jr. to a trade and both Kendrick Bourne and Jalen Brooks to season-ending injuries.

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Reported by multiple outlets

  • Michael Wilson is out for the remainder of the season
  • Wilson suffered a neck fracture
  • The injury occurred during a game against the Seattle Seahawks
  • The injury happened on the fourth play of the game
  • Wilson played through the injury for the rest of the game
  • Mike LaFleur is the Cardinals' head coach

Reported by only some outlets

  • Wilson recorded six receptions for 60 yards in the Week 9 game
  • Wilson has 51 receptions for 546 yards and two touchdowns this season
  • The Cardinals lost the Week 9 game 17-3
  • The Seattle Seahawks are the defending Super Bowl champions
  • Marvin Harrison Jr. was traded earlier this season
  • Kendrick Bourne and Jalen Brooks are on injured reserve
  • Harrison Wallace III, Reggie Virgil, and Simi Fehoko are the remaining healthy receivers

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