The Arizona Cardinals have had a busy offseason. They re-signed, signed in free agency or traded for a total of 19 players by the end of April. On top of that picked 12 players in the 2024 NFL draft.

Head coach Jonathan Gannon prepares for his second season leading the team. The Cardinals finished the 2023 season 4-13 under him, so there is plenty of room to improve. The team should have the benefit quarterback Kyler Murray to start the 2024 season. He missed the first nine games of last season while recovering from a torn ACL, which required surgery at the end of the 2022 season.

Now, their attention turns toward offseason key dates, camps, the schedule release and more. Here’s what you need to know about the Cardinals’ offseason and what’s next.

When is the Cardinals’ schedule release for 2024?

The NFL will release the 2024 schedule in May, and perhaps as early as the second week of the month. We know the Cardinals’ opponents already, just not the dates. Here is who Arizona will face this season: San Francisco twice, Seattle twice, Los Angeles Rams twice, Chicago, Detroit, Minnesota, Green Bay, Washington, Carolina, Los Angeles Chargers, Buffalo, Miami, New England, New York Jets.

Cardinals’ opponents in 2024 NFL schedule

Home opponents: Rams, Seahawks 49ers, Bears, Lions, Patriots, Jets, Commanders, Chargers

Away opponents: Rams, Seahawks, 49ers, Vikings, Packers, Bills, Dolphins, Panthers,

When is Cardinals rookie camp and what is their offseason mini-camp schedule?

The Cardinals will first host their draft picks and undrafted free agents on May 10 for a mini-camp. There will be voluntary organized team activities for veterans and rookies over six days in May and four in June. A mandatory minicamp for veterans and rookies is set for June 11.

Mini-camps are short windows of time to start building chemistry with on-the-field football work. Most, if not all veterans, attend the voluntary sessions although they are technically not required to.

When do the Cardinals start training camp?

The Cardinals typically start camp at State Farm Stadium in the final week of July. Dates should be known by mid-May.

When will Cardinals make 53-man roster cuts?

Those typically happen over the final two weeks in August as teams pare down from 90 to 53 players, after training camp practices and preseason games.

SELIGMAN, AZ (AZFamily) — A witness is revealing more about the mystery disappearance of an Arizona woman.

The witness lived on the property with 35-year-old Shayna Feinman, who vanished two months ago.

She’s bothered by what happened the last time she saw Feinman and by what happened to other people on the property.

The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office has said multiple people are not cooperating in the investigation.

This witness, who we are referring to as “Kelly” to protect her identity, helped file the missing person report after Feinman was missing for more than a week.

She said it took two people getting arrested on other charges before she felt comfortable sharing what she heard and saw the night Feinman vanished.

Kelly saw Feinman after an argument with their property manager.

Then, she was gone.

“If she was still alive, I feel like things would make sense,” said Kelly.

Kelly said that the argument she heard was because their property manager told Feinman she could no longer live in the cabin.

“They were yelling and screaming at each other. He’s like, ‘You have to leave. I’m calling the sheriff.’ She’s like, ‘I need to get my phone and keys,’” Kelly remembered hearing.

Kelly said Feinman was walking toward the back of the property where her car was and then was never seen or heard from again.

Kelly said Feinman and her boyfriend would often leave for days at a time, so at first, she wasn’t alarmed, but after more than a week, Kelly and their neighbor, who was watching Feinman’s dog Stormy made a missing person report on March 9.

“She would have her car; she would have Stormy. All those things would be missing, not just her,” said Kelly.

Kelly said she was upset by her property manager’s reaction and recalled what he told her.

“You shouldn’t have made the missing persons report because you’re just making a big deal out of nothing,” she recalled him telling her.

The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office said at this point they can’t rule out foul play and multiple people are not cooperating in the investigation.

Feinman’s sister told Arizona’s Family those two people are the property manager and Shayna’s boyfriend.

Kelly said the official police search of the property was done two weeks after they made the missing person report, but she said prior to that, Feinman’s boyfriend didn’t help or say much about her disappearance.

“Hey man, you’re not calling, you’re not texting, how come you’re not out here looking for your girlfriend? I’m out here in the snow with her dog, and you’re just MIA,” Kelly said.

Kelly said by the time Easter rolled around, she left to go stay with a neighbor because she felt uneasy about what was happening.

She said she felt comfortable sharing this now after the property manager and boyfriend were arrested on other charges.

Court documents show they were arrested late last month for vehicle theft, and the property manager, for possessing a weapon he shouldn’t have.

Kelly has her own theory of what happened, but it still leaves so much mystery as to where Feinman is.

“I think that she’s not alive. I think that she got into some kind of accident with one of them, or both of them, or something, because she would be found by now if she was still out there,” Kelly said.

Last week, YCSO increased the reward for information in Feinman’s disappearance to $10,000.

YCSO is asking for anyone who may have information about Shayna’s whereabouts on or after March 9, 2024, or if there is camera footage that may be relevant or seems suspicious, to please call either YCSO at 928-771-3260 or Silent Witness 800 932-3232.

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Kimberly Yee, Treasurer of Arizona and the highest-ranking GOP official in the state, joined the AZ Political Podcast to talk achievements from her 2022 campaign and shed light on Arizona’s stance on anti-boycott divestment sanctions. This comes amid protest demands from students at ASU and University of Arizona for divestment from Israeli companies. Yee also shared a story about about spending time at her majority leader desk with the late Sandra Day O’Connor.

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