Happy Sunday afternoon one and all.

The Arizona Cardinals are off today, they will host the Tennessee Titans next week, but today two of their division rivals are in action.

With the Cardinals sitting at 2-2, both losses in the division, they cannot make much headway today, as they will remain in last place in the division, but it will be interesting to watch these games unfold, especially with Brock Purdy back for the San Francisco 49ers.

Both games are in the afternoon window, with 1:05 p.m. local time kickoffs.

The Niners are hosting the 2-1 Jacksonville Jaguars today.

Meanwhile,...

Happy Saturday one and all.

The Arizona Cardinals sit at 2-2 and are 0-2 within the division. Their two losses are by a combined four-points, and both losses came as time expired.

So, to say they are close is an understatement.

However, as the old saying goes, close only counts in horseshoes and grenades, and the Cardinals are trying to win in the NFL.

Before the game kicked off, I made a call to wait to release this weeks confidence poll until after the game concluded, because I wanted to see how different the perception or reality would be after...

The Cardinals lost to the Seahawks on Thursday night after orchestrating a fourth-quarter comeback. Trailing 20-6, Arizona rallied to tie the game with 28 seconds left before kicker Jason Myers nailed a 52-yard field goal to put the game to bed.

Now that the dust has settled, here is a look at who or what helped and hurt the Cardinals in Week 4.

Stud: Second-half Marvin Harrison Jr.

After struggling in the first half, stopping in his route and dropping a ball that ultimately led to two interceptions, Harrison Jr. bounced back, finishing with four catches for 42 yards...

The Cardinals lost to the Seahawks on Thursday night after orchestrating a fourth-quarter comeback. Trailing 20-6, Arizona rallied to tie the game with 28 seconds left before kicker Jason Myers nailed a 52-yard field goal to put the game to bed.

Now that the dust has settled, here is a look at who or what helped and hurt the Cardinals in Week 4.

Stud: Second-half Marvin Harrison Jr.

After struggling in the first half with a crucial drop leading to an interception, Harrison Jr. bounced back in the second half, finishing with four catches for 42 yards and a...

The Arizona Cardinals experienced what a Thursday Night Football contest is like on a national stage, produced by Prime Video, against NFC West Division foe the Seattle Seahawks. Most teams dislike the fact that the turnaround from Sunday games is just four days, but they enjoy the 10 days that follow the outcome.

Both teams needed a victory going into the game. Arizona stood at 2-1-0 after losing to the division leader San Francisco 49ers, in a contest they should have won. Seattle also entered the game with a 2-1-0 record, so the winner would have not only the upper...

You can’t pin the loss on one guy. But it sure would be nice if the guy who is supposed to kick the ball off could do his job after the defense held, and the offense found something to get fans excited about.

Instead, we have another last second loss, this time because they gave themselves too big of a hole to dig out of, and made mistakes in all phases of the game at inoppurtune times.

A football devoid of providing fans joy, took us from ecstasy to agony in the span of seven minutes, and now the Arizona...

I have never seen something like what is happening in Glendale, AZ.

I have seen players play poorly, looks disinterested, and even be bad.

I have never see a player do what we are seeing from Marvin Harrison Jr. and in turn what the head coach is doing.

At the end of the half, we saw Jonathan Gannon not even care to move forward.

So, what is happening? How are you seeing from the top down give a team give up in real time?

We saw MHJ quit on a route, then drop a ball that ended up in the...

Happy game day one and all.

The Arizona Cardinals host Thursday Night Football against their rivals the Seattle Seahawks and it is the introduction to NFL Rivalries.

It should be a great opportunity for the Arizona Cardinals to show that Sunday was a fluke, but they need to make plays this week.

In case you missed it, here is everything you need to know.

Week 4 Thursday Night Football: Arizona Cardinals (2-1) @ Seattle Seahawks (2-1)

Date: Thursday, September 25, 2025
Time: 5:15 p.m. AT
Location: State Farm Stadium | Glendale, AZ
National TV: Amazon Prime is the only...

As we prepare for the Arizona Cardinals to take on the Seattle Seahawks this evening, we have some news on who will be coming in at running back.

From the team:

The Arizona Cardinals Football Club today announced that the team has elevated running back Michael Carter and defensive lineman Anthony Goodlow to the active roster from the practice squad as standard elevations.

Carter will wear jersey #22 and Goodlow will wear #95.

It was always obvious that the Cardinals would add another running back to the game day roster, and with Carter being on the practice...

Happy Thursday Night Football everyone.

For the first time in 2025, the Arizona Cardinals are the main attraction in town. So, how do they come out and play with that pressure?

After a tough loss to the San Francisco 49ers the Arizona Cardinals get a chance at another division rival, the Seattle Seahawks.

Jess and I discuss the Seahawks through three weeks, what to expect, and the matchups that matter.

From there, it is all gambling talk.

It is a great hour of Arizona Cardinals football talk.

***Enjoy the show with the embedded player above or by subscribing to the...

Happy Thursday Night Football everyone.

For the first time in 2025, the Arizona Cardinals are the main attraction in town. So, how do they come out and play with that pressure?

After a tough loss to the San Francisco 49ers the Arizona Cardinals get a chance at another division rival, the Seattle Seahawks.

Jess and I discuss the Seahawks through three weeks, what to expect, and the matchups that matter.

From there, it is all gambling talk.

It is a great hour of Arizona Cardinals football talk.

***Enjoy the show with the embedded player above or by subscribing to the...

The Arizona Cardinals have had their fair share of exceptional receivers over their history: Roy Green, Ricky Proehl, DeAndre Hopkins, Jackie Smith, Anquan Boldin, Pat Tilley, Sonny Randle, Mel Gray, and Frank Sanders, to name a few.

Oh. And a guy named Larry. Larry Darnell Fitzgerald, Jr., to be exact.

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If you made a list of the best receivers for the franchise, Fitz would be at the very top. And now, his first ballot as a possible inductee into the Pro Football Hall of Fame has come up. He and QB Drew...