Josh Sweat still carries the label of being a fourth-round draft pick. It's part of why he signed with the Cardinals.

Josh Sweat is cashing in on his Super Bowl LIX performance by reuniting with Jonathan Gannon with the Arizona Cardinals.

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NFL Free Agency is in full effect as teams nitpick their rosters and wallets ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft. Former Florida State star defensive end and Super Bowl LIX Champion Josh Sweat was regarded as one of the hottest free agents on the market and the best EDGE after his contract with the Philidelphia Eagles ended in the offseason.

The Arizona Cardinals entered free agency with the third-most cap space in the NFL, and they're now putting it to use in a big way. They're signing the open market's top edge rusher in Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl LIX champion Josh Sweat to a four-year, $76.4 million contract with $41 million guaranteed, according to NFL Media .

Josh Sweat racked up 2.5 sacks in Super Bowl 59 and parlayed his great performance into a lucrative free-agent deal.

The Cardinals made official two of their free agent additions of the offseason as Josh Sweat and Mykal Walker officially sign their contracts.

The Arizona Cardinals had to land a big fish this offseason. No Sweat. They dove into the NFL free agency pool Monday and landed a major deal, agreeing to terms with former Philadelphia Eagles edge rusher Josh Sweat on a four-year contract worth a reported $76.4 million, including a whopping $41 million guaranteed.

The second season of Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon was a stellar improvement over his debut year. The franchise went 8-9, its best record since 2021, and entered the offseason with something it hasn’t had in a while: hope.