Cardinals break ground on new training facility
NBC Sports • • sports
Key Points:
- The Arizona Cardinals have officially broken ground on a new training facility and business offices, relocating from their current 14-acre site in Tempe to a 217-acre site in north Phoenix purchased for $136 million.
- Owner Michael Bidwill emphasized the decision as multi-generational, focusing on a player-first, performance-first approach while benefiting the greater Phoenix community and state of Arizona.
- The new facility, set to open in 2028, will include 30 acres dedicated to football operations and business offices, with the remaining land developed for mixed-use purposes such as housing and entertainment, designed to be walkable even in summer heat.
- The Cardinals' new complex will feature three grass practice fields, a fieldhouse with a full-size turf field,
