Cardinals Schedule Interviews for Brian Callahan, Lou Anarumo

The Arizona Cardinals have a busy next few days set up for themselves after scheduling interviews for both Cincinnati Bengals coordinators.

The Super Bowl matchup is now set after an exciting conference championship Sunday, and the Arizona Cardinals will be unfortunate witnesses to whoever hoists the Lombardi Trophy in two weeks in their very own State Farm Stadium.

Michael Bidwill's hope is to find a leader that can turn Arizona around and ultimately get them to the pinnacle of American sports after Kliff Kingsbury failed to do just that. 

The list of potential candidates has now reached over ten names, and after Sean Payton interviewed with the Cardinals last week, Arizona has three more confirmed interviews lined up this week. 

Earlier on Monday, the Cardinals reportedly scheduled an interview with New York Giants OC Mike Kafka for Tuesday. 

The following days will be occupied by both coordinators for the Cincinnati Bengals, as DC Lou Anarumo is scheduled to meet with the team on Wednesday with OC Brian Callahan following on Thursday.

The #AZCardinals plan to interview #Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo on Wednesday and offensive coordinator Brian Callahan on Thursday for their vacant head coach job, sources say. The first interviews for both in AZ.

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 30, 2023

Both have played a major role in helping the Bengals reach back-to-back AFC Championships under Zac Taylor, nearly winning last year's Super Bowl but ultimately falling short to the Los Angeles Rams. 

An updated look at Arizona's coaching search:

INTERVIEWED - Frank Reich, Dan Quinn, Sean Payton, Aaron Glenn, Brian Flores, Ejiro Evero, Vance Joseph

INTERVIEW REQUESTED - DeMeco Ryans, 

INTERVIEW SCHEDULED - Mike Kafka, Brian Callahan, Lou Anarumo 

REPORTEDLY INTERESTED - Jonathan Gannon

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