Following the Arizona Cardinals' 35-6 defeat to the Seattle Seahawks, one that removed them from their perch atop the NFC West and likely cost them a first-round bye as well as homefield advantage in the postseason, the message was clear.
That the Arizona Cardinals are underdogs heading into Sunday night's matchup with the Seattle Seahawks is not too much of a surprise, especially given Arizona's tenuous quarterback situation and the fact that when the teams played nearly one month ago, Seattle came out on top.
From the moment it was learned Drew Stanton practiced on a "limited" basis Thursday afternoon, people started wondering if, maybe, he would be able to play Sunday night against the Seattle Seahawks.
When the Arizona Cardinals fell to the Seattle Seahawks in a late-November matchup at CenturyLink Field 19-3, the defense allowed a single touchdown. They held the Seahawks to 293 total yards and another four field goals, while giving up a paltry 5.1 yards per play.
For most fantasy football owners, this is it. Titles are won and lost in Week 16. Well, unless you're in one of those weird leagues that ends in Week 17. In which case, you probably use the metric system and still think cassettes could be making a comeback soon, too. Good luck with that.
When Drew Stanton first went down with an apparent knee injury during Arizona's 12-6 over the St. Louis Rams last week, initial fears were he could be out for the rest of the season.
While the Arizona Cardinals' offense continues to lose players to injury, the defense is about to get a key one back for the biggest game of the season.
Wednesday afternoon, Arizona Cardinals cornerback Antonio Cromartie said he wasn't sure if he would be able to play Thursday night against the St. Louis Rams, adding he would know after he went through warmups before the game.
In The Wizard of Oz, main protagonist Dorothy clicked her heels three times and repeated the phrase, "there's no place like home" over and over in order to get back to Kansas.
The fact that it's possible Antonio Cromartie will play for the Arizona Cardinals Thursday in St. Louis is…well…let's allow head coach Bruce Arians, who was asked if that's remarkable, sum it up.
The Arizona Wildcats clearly have something special in Scooby Wright, the sophomore linebacker who won the <a href="/45/1789714/Wildcats-linebacker-Scooby-Wright-wins-2014-Bronko-Nagurski-Trophy">2014 Bronko Nagurski award</a> Monday.
All week long the members of the Arizona Cardinals' defense talked about the desire to rebound from what happened in Atlanta last week, when they surrendered 28 points and 500 total yards to the Falcons.
Not long ago Chandler Catanzaro was a revelation, a rookie kicker who made his first 17 field goal attempts as a pro, giving him a share of the NFL record for most consecutive made attempts to begin a career.
