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The Arizona Cardinals signed veteran defensive back Isaiah Oliver and released kicker Josh Karty on the same day.
Oliver, 29, is a Phoenix native who played college football at Colorado and has eight NFL seasons.
In his NFL career, Oliver has 382 tackles, three interceptions and 3.0 sacks.
The signing marks Oliver’s return to the desert after stints with the Jets, 49ers and Falcons.
Karty was released after a season in which he was 10-of-15 on field goals for the Rams in 2025.
Chad Ryland is now the only kicker on Arizona’s 90-man roster.
Oliver appeared in 31 games for the Jets over the last two seasons and played for the 49ers and Falcons earlier in his career.
Oliver entered the league as a second-round pick (58th overall) in 2018.
The Cardinals released Karty and signed Oliver at the team's Tempe facilities.
The moves are part of ongoing roster adjustments ahead of the upcoming season.

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sports23h ago

Cardinals release kicker Josh Karty, leaving Chad Ryland as the only kicker on the 90-man roster.
Karty joined Arizona after a Rams waiver claim but did not play in a game for the Cardinals.
Karty went 10-of-15 on field goals and 23-of-26 on extra points for the Rams in 2025.
Isaiah Oliver signs with the Cardinals after 31 games and 112 tackles for the Jets across two seasons.
Oliver spent 2023 with the 49ers and five years with the Falcons after being drafted in 2018.
Arizona announced the Karty release and Oliver signing in Thursday afternoon updates.
Ryland remains the lone kicker, with Karty out the door to clear roster space.
Oliver has NFL experience across Jets, 49ers, and Falcons before joining the Cardinals.
The Cardinals’ moves affect their kicking and defensive back depth ahead of the season.

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sports21h ago

The Cardinals added veteran defensive back Isaiah Oliver, increasing competition at safety this offseason.
Oliver has NFL experience since 2019 with the Falcons, 49ers and Jets and can play both cornerback and safety.
The move adds depth as the Cardinals evaluate four or five safeties for final roster spots.
Oliver brings extensive special teams experience, with over 1,000 career snaps on special teams.
The roster competition includes Budda Baker, Dadrion Taylor-Demerson and Andrew Wingard at safety.
Oliver could provide value on fourth down in addition to depth on defense.
Wydett Williams is an undrafted rookie mentioned as a long shot for safety depth.
The article is based on Card Wire reporting by Jess Root and promotes the Rise Up, See Red podcast for more coverage.
Oliver has started 53 games and logged substantial defensive snaps in his career.
The Cardinals view Oliver as potential depth and veteran presence in a competitive safety room.

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