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The Arizona Cardinals will indeed have starting running back David Johnson (back) for a Week 6 battle against the Atlanta Falcons.
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The Arizona Cardinals are focused on limiting mistakes that have likely cost them points in every game this year, including a victory against the Bengals.
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Heading into a game against the Falcons, the Cardinals are scoring touchdowns on just 30% of their red zone trips, well below the NFL league average of 55%.
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With Patrick Peterson's return from his PED penalty upcoming, Sunday marks a chance for Kevin Peterson to perform for the Cardinals.
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On Oct. 10, 2004, a rookie Larry Fitzgerald grabbed his first career touchdown in San Francisco. Take a look back at some of his best grabs.
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Just as the Cardinals found balance to give the wheels to their season a little downhill momentum, Week6 could throw a stick into the spokes of that wheel.
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If it comes to it, the Arizona Cardinals could make David Johnson a gametime decision against the Falcons. Meanwhile, Christian Kirk is making progress.
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Kevin Peterson, Tramaine Brock and Trevor Williams are all options to be the Arizona Cardinals' third cornerback once Patrick Peterson returns.
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Reason for optimism regarding the Arizona Cardinals' offense is there because, well, they've been to the red zone. Scoring there, however, hasn't been easy.
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More wins are expected from the Phoenix Suns, but they are still at the bottom tier of the NBA, writes ESPN writer Zach Lowe.
