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Wings of Change

This season, the Arizona Cardinals have decided to try something rather new: win occasionally. We’d like nothing better than for the Buffalo Bills to learn that firsthand. Despite a strong start, the Bills seem ripe for a good beatdown in their cross-conference game on Sunday, October 5, against the strong-at-home...

By Emma Breysse

October 2, 2008

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This season, the Arizona Cardinals have decided to try something rather new: win occasionally. We’d like nothing better than for the Buffalo Bills to learn that firsthand.

Despite a strong start, the Bills seem ripe for a good beatdown in their cross-conference game on Sunday, October 5, against the strong-at-home Cards. While Coach Dick Jauron’s team has some pundits talking AFC shake-up, there are no guarantees with a squad that’s been varying degrees of mediocre for the past decade or so (we should know, being Cardinals fans and all).

Sun., Oct. 5, 1:15 p.m., 2008

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