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Kurt Warner and the Arizona Cardinals put on a laughable performance in Glendale yesterday. These guys really almost won the Super Bowl?
After nearly not selling out on opening day, after a lackluster training camp, after a quiet off-season, and after winning the NFC Championship, the Arizona Cardinals are finally back.
We don't just mean that it's football season again, we mean that the Cardinals are back to playing, well, like the commiserable Cardinals of old,
If Beanie can hold on to the ball, expect a breakout day for the rookie RB against the Texans.
Three years ago, Suns fans considered Kobe Bryant's Los Angeles Lakers their personal bitches.
Two years ago, D-Backers openly lampooned the hapless, pre-Joe Torre L.A. Dodgers.
Last year, Arizona Cardinals fans noisily pooh-poohed the antics of the San Francisco 49ers and the team's head coach, Mike Singletary, who dropped his drawers in an ill-advised (though not entirely unsuccessful) atte
Seattle QB Matt Hasselbeck may be bald and married, but he's not a wimp.
On par with the ascension of the Denver Broncos and the complete collapse of the Tennessee Titans is the threatening-on-complete-resurgence of the Seattle Seahawks.
Now, how is that possible, considering that the NFC West contenders are sitting in third place with a 2-3 record? Stick with us for a moment and we'll tell you.
Take a look at the other teams in the division -- the San Francisco 49ers, St. Louis Rams, an
