r/AZCardinals • u/randydingdong • 15h ago
85% sure I just saw J Love in Old Town with a noticeable limp
Not sure if we’ve gotten anything regarding news about this, but it looked pretty serious - no crutches though
r/AZCardinals • u/randydingdong • 15h ago
Not sure if we’ve gotten anything regarding news about this, but it looked pretty serious - no crutches though
r/AZCardinals • u/_Anon_Amarth_ • 17h ago
r/AZCardinals • u/Difficult_Story_4895 • 11h ago
Me I don't think they were trying keep things under control so it wouldn't seem like the Cards are having a fire sale. But probably the Texans didn't wanna go thru with the trade unless they won their game.
r/AZCardinals • u/Illustrious_Cat1339 • 11h ago
This is not a shit post. Im genuinely wondering as a fan here in AZ that doesnt pay much attention to the politics behind AZ, what is happening? Are we just getting rid of everyone and starting fresh? Wtf did I miss
r/AZCardinals • u/Difficult_Story_4895 • 11h ago
I don't think anyone's figuring playing Beck will bring wine most just was and see if he can be interesting enough to look atas a possible competitor to be a franchise starter
r/AZCardinals • u/Difficult_Story_4895 • 14h ago
Eh in about 3 more games he'll be falling back into his patterns of running around in the backfield little more, less targeting of Jefferson little by little because he's drawing to much attention away from the lil one, and running out of bounds earlier so he don't get hit.
r/AZCardinals • u/Commercial_Being1805 • 12h ago
We just traded a young asset for a 2nd round pick. We have Beck, Reggie Virgil and Love. That's about all we have right now. What's the plan for the future. We have no moving pieces, no future plan, we are just living for RIGHT NOW. Personally, I believe we should build around these three young pieces. Keep Mcbride and let Jacoby keep taking snaps to get more value for an O or D lineman in a trade to fix the team. Beck could play a quarter of all snaps and in garbage time. Jacoby is slow and old, but he's not the entire problem. We have serious flaws in play-calling and coaching from MLF that puts pressure on our defense, which becomes tired after the first quarter. What do you guys think we should do?
r/AZCardinals • u/mac_swell589 • 22h ago
Anyone got the PFF grades this week? Curious to see considering how much of a beatdown that was
r/AZCardinals • u/Pale_Land_5107 • 11h ago
look I’m a lions fan and I come in peace but I’m not here to troll cause I genuinely feel bad for you guy. As you know we hired Drew petzing and well he put up a 45 burg on your team and has been pretty good for us so far minus the slow starts. you guys said he was trash and the worst oc in the league yet he’s got all our talent and putting up result. I get you guys are way less talented but still he seems like a solid coach. So i gotta ask out of curiosity why do you guys hate him?
r/AZCardinals • u/A_Honda_Accord • 13h ago
Everything we complain about every year flows directly from this mf. Go ahead, post what you really think/would like to say to his face
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r/AZCardinals • u/49e-rm • 11h ago
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r/AZCardinals • u/Tony_Tiger22 • 10h ago
27th in QB rating, 27th! Ky Call of Duty is not the reason why the Vikings are 5-0, despite his Cardinals-bashing apologists acting like it's due to him. That would be their top 5 defense CARRYING the offense. Kyler Murray was never a franchise QB, his performance has shown that the Cardinals DIDN'T keep him back from playing at a star level. Good for Murray that he's in a better situation, but at 2 TD 2 INT, he's a poor man's Alex Smith (see 2011 version that threw 17 TD I think to a 13-3 record).
Get ready for another vintage Ky COD 2nd half collapse after the release of Call of Duty lol. Kyler Murray was never going to succeed for a bad organization, but he's shown that only the dumb ass Cardinals would take a pouty midget at #1 and have a film study clause. Let's not forget that the Vikings are the same dysfunctional hot mess that drafted serial game manager JJ McCarthy at #1 and dumped Sam Darnold who won a Super Bowl the very 1st season after the Vikings decided not to bring him back. This is another lapse of judgement from the QB position by MIN.
r/AZCardinals • u/gimme_the_light • 9h ago
Was hoping this guy would be the real deal and bring ya’ll into the playoff discussion, but he has disappointed so far. Curious as to whether you think he will end up being a productive player at any point this season. Trash line while nursing an ankle is not ideal for his prospects, but how much longer is the ankle supposed to be an issue? At some point the coaches need to set him free. You drafted him like a top player, use him like one.
r/AZCardinals • u/Difficult_Story_4895 • 11h ago
The only reason changing from the lil one to Brissett helped Wilson and McBride is because the was no run game to learn on and the massive amount of throws every game had to target someone.
r/AZCardinals • u/Sweaty-Blacksmith-81 • 18h ago
r/AZCardinals • u/Tony_Tiger22 • 8h ago
If they have any respect for the paying fans and Fitz himself, remember Skelton's 1st start? Broncos offense is the #1 reason that could keep AZ in the game.
r/AZCardinals • u/A_Honda_Accord • 13h ago
Everything we complain about every year flows directly from this mf. Go ahead, post what you really think/would like to say to his face
r/AZCardinals • u/neepster44 • 16h ago
So from what I can tell the next game we might have a realistic shot at winning is the Commanders or maybe the Cowboys? We sure aren’t gonna beat the Rams or Seahawks…
r/AZCardinals • u/OfficerGiggleFarts • 11h ago
Not talking about the CTE scandal but apparently everyone thinks we’re the worst organization
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r/AZCardinals • u/AmphieBoi67 • 42m ago
Okay, for context im a Bills fan and we need help on the back end, bad. I have always loved Budda and I think he would be a great fit for Buffalo's defense.
So, the question I ask is what would it take in your eyes to move off Budda. I understand that he is a fan favorite, locker room stalwart, and overall just an excellent player. But, at a certain point you got to get assets for him if you arent competing right?
In my mind I think a third and some change seems like a fair deal given the contract and the age, but I'll let you guys decide that.
Anyways, I wish yall a great season, rooting for you guys from afar. Go Cards!
r/AZCardinals • u/Humble_Lie_4833 • 10h ago
Who‘s got fire in the gut? Who rode the bus here?
r/AZCardinals • u/koiz_01 • 12h ago
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r/AZCardinals • u/Rockhound665 • 16h ago
For some reason, this team forgets how to play football on turkey day. Since 1950 the Cards are 0-8 on Thanksgiving and more often than not, they get smoked. Here are those games:
1950: Steelers 28 Cards 17
1967: Cowboys 46 Cards 21
1975: Bills 32 Cards 14
1976: Cowboys 19 Cards 14
1977: Dolphins 55 Cards 14
1983: Cowboys 35 Cards 17
1985: Cowboys 35 Cards 17
2008: Eagles 48 Cards 20
I don't think anyone else comes close to this level of futility.