The team have signed former Tennessee Titans and Las Vegas Raiders safety Hudson Clark after hosting him for a workout earlier in the day. Although Clark has NFL experience after having gone undrafted in the 2025 NFL Draft, his most football exposure post-college has been in the UFL with the Birmingham Stallions, who selected him in the 2026 UFL Draft back in January. "Cardinals signing former Tennessee Titans, Las Vegas Raiders and Birmingham Stallions safety Hudson Clark today, per a league source," Aaron Wilson reported on Monday, an hour after sharing the news that Arizona were working out Clark.
In fact this was the second time that the Cardinals had the 25-year old in the building. Back on Aug. 11, the team hosted Clark for an official workout in the wake of the injury to P.J. Unlike some players who return to the NFL having spent time in the UFL, Clark was did not spend the spring tearing it up in the UFL.
Nevertheless, he was a solid contributor on the team, playing in 8 out of 10 regular season games – albeit with no starts – recording 21 total tackles and an interception. Clark will come in as the seventh-choice safety on the team, so his chances of getting close to the active roster without a borderline miracle are slim-to-none. But strong performances in practice and – if he is given the opportunity – the preseason, could see him be given an opportunity on the practice squad in Arizona or elsewhere.
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