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The Cardinals probably will say all the right things this week, about respecting the 49ers, about how the 49ers play them as well as anyone. That all might be true, but it's also true the Cardinals have pointed to this game since losing to the 49ers in the season opener.
The perfect Sunday for the Arizona Cardinals ended at 9:35 p.m. That’s when quarterback Kurt Warner took a knee — is there a sweeter phrase in football? — and the Cardinals began to celebrate their 30-17 victory over the Minnesota Vikings...
Itemizing a few things ... Item: The Vikings' loss to the Arizona Cardinals exposes flaws. I think: Brett Favre looked human and the Vikings
GLENDALE, Ariz., Dec. 7 (UPI) -- Arizona's Kurt Warner tossed three touchdown passes and Neil Rackers booted three field goals Sunday en route to a 30-17 Cardinals victory over Minnesota.
Scott Bordow: The perfect Sunday for the Arizona Cardinals ended at 9:35 p.m.That’s when quarterback Kurt Warner took a knee and the Cardinals began to celebrate their 30-17 victory over the Minnesota Vikings before a sellout crowd, a national television audience and, let’s be honest, skeptics everywhere. Warner, Cardinals dominate Favre, Vikings Cards notes: Bridges shines in fill-in role ...
Sunday night football this week gives us what should be a good one, with a defending conference champion going up against one of the favorites to succeed them, when the Arizona Cardinals and Minnesota Vikings go at it in Glendale (8:20 pm Eastern, NBC).
Kurt Warner has been on a roll before. This one is among the best of his career. Statistically, it might be the best of anyone's career.
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Did you notice that on a day when the defending Super Bowl champion Steelers might have all but snuffed out any dreams they had of getting back to the game's grandest stage, dropping their fourth in a row to sink to .500, it was actually last February's Super Bowl loser that forcefully announced its intentions to return?
Kurt Warner says he had his "best day yet" since sustaining a concussion two games ago.
New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees, Green Bay Packers cornerback Charles Woodson and Arizona Cardinals kick returner LaRod Stephens-Howling have been named the NFC's top players for Week 12 of...
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Two old quarterbacks with golden résumés and ageless arms took the field Sunday night. Kurt Warner was marvelous, Brett Favre was miserable. Warner, back after missing a game with a concussion, threw for 285 yards and three touchdowns and the Arizona Cardinals’ defense stifled Favre and the …
Kurt Warner has been on a roll before. This one is among the best of his career. Statistically, it might be the best of anyone's career. The 38-year-old quarterback's numbers over his last four games match a level of excellence only accomplished before by Hall of Famer Johnny Unitas. Warner had his fourth consecutive passer rating of more than 120 in the Cardinals' 30-17 victory over the...
vikings.com E.J. Henderson Vikings lose a game -- and their admired E.J. By Jim Klobuchar Monday, Dec. 7, 2009 For the "out-tempoed" Vikings, there is more to rue than the 30-17 loss to Kurt Warner and the Arizona Cardinals: E.J. Henderson was carted off the field with a broken bone in his leg.
Kurt Warner headed to a meeting with Arizona Cardinals medical staff and coaches before Sunday's game wrestling with the question of whether to be honest about the post-concussion symptoms he was experiencing.
GLENDALE -- When NBC opted to shift the Arizona Cardinals' game with the Minnesota Vikings into primetime instead of the original 2:15 p.m. start time, the matchup of the two teams' quarterbacks certainly had to be a factor.
Two Arizona Cardinals quarterbacks were responsible for Arizona's 30-17 Sunday night pummeling of Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings. Not so obvious beyond Kurt Warner's three-touchdown return from a one-game absence was the behind-the-scenes contribution by third-string, seventh-year backup Brian St. Pierre.
TEMPE, Ariz. — Darnell Dockett knows there are people who don’t like him, even though they don’t know him as more than anything but a big, rough football player for the Arizona Cardinals.
Think the Vikings left their swagger in the Arizona desert? Pat Williams is here to say that's foolish.
Anyone questioning whether football really is a game of inches should go take a look at Vince Young's final drive against the Arizona Cardinals this past Sunday.
Cardinals, Bengals also big winners in Week 13 of the NFL
Former Terps standout fractures femur while trying to make tackle Minnesota linebacker E.J. Henderson (Maryland) broke his leg against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday night in a brutal injury that will apparently sideline him for the season while dealing a serious blow to the Vikings' defensive unit.
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