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| Arizona Cardinals Vs. Minnesota Vikings | University of Phoenix Stadium Glendale, AZ |
December 6, 2009
Sunday 2:15 pm
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| Arizona Cardinals Vs. St. Louis Rams | University of Phoenix Stadium Glendale, AZ |
December 27, 2009
Sunday 2:05 pm
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| Arizona Cardinals Vs. Green Bay Packers | University of Phoenix Stadium Glendale, AZ |
January 3, 2010
Sunday 2:15 pm
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| NFC Wild Card or Divisional Playoffs: Arizona Cardinals vs. TBD (Date TBD - If Necessary) | University of Phoenix Stadium Glendale, AZ |
January 9, 2010
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The Arizona Cardinals had a stellar 2008-09 season, finishing at the top of the NFC West and beating the Philadelphia Eagles to become the NFC Champions, though they lost the Super Bowl to the Steelers by a frustratingly small 4 points. Will they be able to top that in the 2009-2010 season? Quarterback Kurt Warner was a big part of their success, but he managed to start all 20 games last season, so he’ll need to stay healthy for all of this season. And, though Seattle, San Francisco and St. Louis have all improved, Arizona remains the dominate force in the NFC West. So, the Cardinals have a pretty good chance of making it back to the Super Bowl, and maybe even winning it this season. If only a fan could think of some way to help spur the team on, some way of showing support…what about packing the stands of University of Phoenix Stadium and cheering them on? Get your Arizona Cardinals tickets right here and help your beloved Cards make it to the Super Bowl.
Some Arizona Cardinals history: The Cardinals built strong teams during the 1920s, 1940s, and 1970s, capturing four division crowns and two NFL titles during those decades. Because the first Super Bowl was not played until 1967, however, the Cardinals have never played in it.
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In 1920 the Chicago Cardinals became charter members of the American Professional Football League, the NFL's predecessor, and the Cardinals captured their first NFL crown in 1925 under head coach Norman Barry. Following the 1925 championship, the Cardinals struggled for two decades, recording only two winning records from 1926 to 1945. World War II (1939-1945) deprived the team of so many players that in 1944 the Cardinals merged with the Pittsburgh Steelers to form a club called Card-Pitt (which unfortunately lost all ten of its games).
In 1960 the franchise moved to St. Louis, enjoying a solid first season in its new home. Running back John David Crow surpassed the 1,000-yard mark, and defensive back Jerry Norton led the NFC in interceptions. During the 1960s the Cardinals finished with winning seasons five times, yet failed to qualify for postseason play. In 1974 Don Coryell coached the Cardinals into the playoffs for the first time in 26 years.
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