Cardinals fans funding ‘SELL THE TEAM’ billboards to pressure ownership
There are digital billboards in the Valley that voice Cardinals fans' frustrations with ownership.
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A pair of digital billboards in the Valley read “SELL THE TEAM” and “#BIDWILLOUT” in an effort by Arizona Cardinals fans to voice their frustrations with the state of the franchise and owner Michael Bidwill.
A fundraiser started by Arizona sports influencer Nathan Kropp, who goes by Mr. AZ Sports on social media, had garnered nearly $4,000 by midday Wednesday with Sun Angel Collective co-founder Scott Harkey committing to match.
By Thursday morning, the GoFundMe page had raised over $6,000. The page states that a goal of the campaign is to raise $10,000 to buy traditional billboard space.
Here’s the deal. We raised $3985, rounding up to $4,000. @SharkeyAZ is going match our donation to make it $8,000 in advertising. Digital billboards should be out today / tomorrow.
Scott has 12 digital billboards across the valley. I’ll get the locations asap. pic.twitter.com/OOgZWzV82H
— 🌵 Mr. Az (@MrAzSports) October 14, 2026
One of the digital billboards is located along Loop 303 near the US 60 in Surprise, while the other sits along the Loop 202 at Alma School Road near State Route 87 in the Easy Valley.
The Cardinals are 1-4 this season. Arizona has not won a playoff game since the 2015 season, and the team is on a nine-game losing streak at home.






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Getting the message, Mikey? Gee, it's not yet at the point your dad experienced in St. Louis, but ya gotta admit, the jig is up.
Stop scamming the people, Mikey.
Great Job!!!!!
Worst owner in all sports!
People have been wanting the Bidwills to sell the team for decades, not gonna happen. They had some glory years with Kurt Warner and Carson Palmer that quieted the noise, but here we are again. Same old Bidwills. The son is the same cheap loser as his dad, but the son really upped the level of toxicity in the organization since taking over.