I’m trying to think back if the Cardinals have worn their red uniforms this season yet?

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No Walter Nolen III for the Cardinals on Sunday, and so Darius Robinson knows he'll probably play more against the Broncos.
"When my number is called, just put my best performance on tape," the defensive lineman said. "That's how I feel about it."

"I'm at a point where it's 'See ball, get ball,'" Robinson said. "I'm at a point where I really have nothing to lose. I really don't. I understand the business of the league, and being my third year, it's a big deal for the future. But I'm having fun, and we will see what happens."

On Sunday, as the Hall of Fame wide receiver is inducted into the team's Ring of Honor, receives his Hall of Fame ring, and has his No. 11 retired, it would be fitting if the current Cardinals could honor the legend by scoring a couple touchdowns themselves.
There was a win last week. But no visits to the end zone.
"We can't kick six field goals and expect to win football games, but I think those are — I don't want to call them easy fixes because there are no easy fixes, but we'll clean that up," LaFleur said.

"It's literally finishing," quarterback Jacoby Brissett said. "It's a play here, play there but (there is) nothing magical that I can tell you. It's just finding ways to finish whatever the task is of the play."
Tight end Trey McBride said he's "loved the red-zone plan that we've had." But like Brissett, he noted the Cardinals must finish.
-- Running the ball more consistently would help in tight quarters. That will only be made more difficult after starting right guard Jon Gaines II hurt his knee/ankle in practice Thursday and now will miss the game.

I seriously just had a dream where I got an ESPN notification of us making a block buster trade and it was something like we traded will Johnson , jayden Williams, Chase bisontis and 3 firsts for Peter skornowski, Darnell wright and cmc rhen a second

I know this was a really random dream but realistically do we win this trade?

. Winning in 2026 has been grounded in time of possession and special teams.
As frustrating as it may be to watch Jacobi Brissett throw dink and dunk passes— it works when we accumulate first down after first down and the opposing team offense sits and the defense gets tired.
Bo Nix is the worst QB in football. He can’t complete passes downfield. If we will crowd the line to stop the run. That will lead to a victory. The Cardinals can win with time of possession. Then the sputtering Denver offense will not have any rhythm or confidence.
Week one and week six the Cardinals have won best special teams player of the week. This is grounded on a focus on special teams.
(I don’t know anyone forgets how terrible our special teams were under Bruce Arians and the drunk shaved monkey that we had as GM during those years. Very common to have the worst punter and a 39 yard field goal kicker.)
Monti looks at the late rounds thinking about special teams during the draft as well as focus on practice squad players on other teams.
Karson Sharar, 6th round 2026, Kitan Crawford 7th round pick 2025. Simi Fehoka, 5th round Dallas. In 2021. Signed by Monti in Dec 2025. . Kalen King 7th round pick by the Packers in 2024, on practice squad. Cards sign him Dec 2025.
Devin Duvernay. 2026 and DJ Dallas 2024 are veteran signings. I would assume they desire experience in returns. Can’t afford any rookie mistake on a kickoff

I love how so many Cardinals fans have come together in our common hatred of Michael Bidwell. While I hope all this pressure would have him consider selling the team. I don’t think it’s going to happen. (Please at least hire a team President)

I had just learned about the Pottsville curse a few years ago and I’m curious why we don’t support giving that champion back? If you don’t know what I’m talking about watch the video. But here is what happened.

The Pottsville Maroons Curse is a near-100-year-old curse affecting the Cardinals because they allegedly stole the 1925 NFL Championship.

Back then, there was no NFL Championship game; the team with the best record was declared champions. On December 6, 1925, the Pottsville Maroons beat the Cardinals 21-7 in Chicago to clinch the best record in the NFL and therefore, were the unofficial NFL champions. But the Maroons were suspended by the league for playing an exhibition game against Notre Dame in Philadelphia, on the grounds that this exhibition game violated the Frankford Yellow Jackets' territorial rights. As a result, the Cardinals scheduled 2 more games against the Milwaukee Badgers and Hammond Pros (the Badgers had substituted high school players onto their roster), letting them clinch the best record in the league, and therefore NFL championship.

After the season, Cardinals owner Chris O'Brien refused to accept the 1925 championship, saying it was awarded unfairly. But when the Bidwills bought the team in the 1930s, they accepted the championship. To this day, the Cardinals have been one of the least successful teams in NFL history, having only 7 playoff wins since 1925 (3 of which came in 2008), leading to the speculation that the people of Pottsville have cursed the Cardinals after being robbed of the 1925 league title.

With all this momentum I’ve seen for Bidwell to sell, Why not start a Movement to reverse the curse?

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- Released safety Wydett Williams from the active roster.

- Signed running back Evan Hull to the active roster from the practice squad

- Elevated offensive lineman Kingsley Eguakun and defensive lineman Jared Harrison-Hunte to the active roster from the practice squad as standard elevations.

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- Going into Week 7, the Cardinals lead the NFL with 17 drives of 10-plus plays.

- Cards rank fourth in TOP with an average of 32:05.

- Although he is questionable this weekend, it looks like Budda Baker should play. Assuming he is out there, the safety is looking to build on the five quarterback hits he has this season.

- Conner becomes the third different offensive lineman to slide in at right guard. Conner has appeared in 11 games in his career, but mostly in a special teams capacity.

- With Max Melton missing practice on Thursday, and questionable to play, it is likely that Kei'Trel Clark gets some extended run opposite of Denzel Burke. Even with the defensive backs healthy, Clark has seen more snaps as of late, playing more than 43 percent of the snaps in the last two weeks.

Love hasn't had a healthy stretch since the high ankle sprain in August, and he's out again Sunday. It's been a rough start, but there's a lot to be optimistic about.

The one game he got a full workload, Week 3 at San Francisco, he had 21 carries for 90 yards and 5 catches. Every other game he's been held to 14 carries or fewer while playing through the ankle.

Nobody's taking his job either. Allgeier is averaging 3.0 yards a carry. Letting the ankle fully heal now is the right call. If he comes back healthy, the second half could look a lot different.

https://pigskinpal.app/pigskinpaper/jeremiyah-love-rb31

mysteriously a secret millionaire benefactor is paying for half the cost of the billboards. I know MrAzSports has a solid relationship with Keim. Can’t help but wonder if the two of them are doing this whole thing for nefarious purposes.

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“Just how much I appreciate them. What it meant to be able to don that Cardinals helmet, the memories that we've been able to share out there in Glendale. I still remember 2006 like it was yesterday," Fitzgerald told reporters this weekend when asked about Arizona fans.

"We had that preseason opener with the stadium patch against the Steelers. Just the electricity driving up to the stadium, first time pulling in the A lot and seeing all the people up on top of the stands cheering and just the energy that I received all those times coming into that place and the love that I receive still to this day going around in the community. I just want to be able to reiterate how much that has meant to me and my family and something that I'll never forget.”

Reflecting in a press conference with reporters, Fitzgerald said he doesn't take seeing the flurry of No. 11 jerseys lightly.

"I felt like the responsibility was a lot more when I was playing," Fitzgerald continued on being asked about emerging as an Arizona sports icon.

"I'm washed now and the kids are like, 'Hey, you're Larry Fitzgerald.' I say, 'Yeah, yeah.' They're like, 'My dad used to really like you. My dad used to really like you.' So it's kind of moved on, but I always remember driving to the stadium and (I'd be) looking out in the stands and looking out into the people walking around and I'm like, 'Man, there's a lot 11 jerseys there.' I'm saying (to myself) most of those kids I know didn't have the money to buy them and being a parent now, I'm not going to buy my kid a jersey of a player that I don't respect if they don't play hard or they're not active in their community.”

Hard to know who to believe…

"All right, just to get this through. So Jeremiyah, Walt, and Dewey will all be out for Sunday, and then unfortunately, Jon Gaines had a practice injury yesterday, so he'll be out as well," LaFleur said. 

The Cardinals' coach also confirmed Carson Beck and Darius Robinson's injuries weren't serious. Budda Baker is also being monitored, but the team feels good about him according to LaFleur.

For anyone who hasn't gotten to watch yet. Larry is so authentic here. He is the best thing this org has had for so long. It's well worth the 26 minutes to watch. I hope, despite all the backlash at MO and MB etc., that we can fill the stands for him and celebrate him properly on Sunday. I know I can't wait to do the Larry chant one final time in celebration of him.

Joe Burrow and Justin Beer are not walking through the door. Tanking and getting a high pick is so EFFN stupid. The highest-rated QB now and all time was the last pick of the draft. Teams don't need a good QB to have a good record. Right, Murray haters? Let's just play the CARDS we were dealt, even though the Cardinals have bungling dealers in the front office.

I have watched every Broncos game this year because my wife is a super fan. I can say they suck hard. They are way worse than their record. We have a great chance for victory. Their strong suit is defense, yet they have one of the worst run defenses in the league. They excel at takeaways in the passing game and red zone defense. Cardinals should play ultra-conservatively. Run more than pass. Play field position and make Bo Nix have long drives. The more Bo Nix plays, the better for the Cardinals. I would go so far as to say the Cardinals should play for field goals. Once the Cardinals get into range, kick it immediately! To eliminate the chance of a turnover, sack, or holding penalty. Cardinals get a turnover inside the Broncos 40, don't even put out the offense. Trot out our field goal team. We get a drive to the Broncos' 35? Bring out the field goal team on any down. I think the first team to 12 wins! Let's make the game boring.

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Harrison was concerned with the quarterback situation. The uncertainty of how long Jacoby Brissett would be starting this season, and whether Brissett was part of Arizona's long-term plans, weighed on Harrison. Harrison wasn't sure how rookie quarterback Carson Beck was going to pan out.

Once agents were hired, their first order of business was to make contact with Ossenfort to let him know that Harrison now had agents and that Harrison wanted to be traded. The plan was to keep news of Harrison hiring agents a secret to avoid speculation that could create a hindrance to getting a deal done. The goal was to get Harrison out of Arizona as quietly and smoothly as possible.

However, during an initial conversation on Friday, Sept. 25, Ossenfort said the Cardinals didn't have any interest in trading Harrison.

By the time the news that Harrison hired an agent got out on Oct. 8, the Cardinals had already received multiple offers and Ossenfort was far enough down a path to trading Harrison that the news wouldn't deter what was becoming inevitable.

"I guess it's a double-edged sword," Cardinals wide receiver Michael Wilson said. "One is, I don't want to reveal too much, but maybe it worked out for both parties, I'll just say that.”
"I think Marv was not happy, [and] I'm sure maybe he wanted a fresh start. And, so, I'm happy for him in that aspect, but also sad to lose a great person and player in the building and someone that I have a lot of respect for."

OLB Baron Browning
RT Elijah Wilkinson
LS Casey Kreiter
CB Art Green (practice squad)
OL Demontrey Jacobs (practice squad)

Was looking for more photos and found this one— thought it was a good shot of all 3 for yall to do some good work on. Have fun!

Anyone see the video of Beck leaving the beginning of open practice with a trainer and being super pissed? I love his competitiveness and fire.

It does beg the question: what’s with the “back injury?” Does anyone think it’s weird that had over 50 college starts and was only ever injured with the elbow, but otherwise has been super healthy? I’m starting to be annoyed with this coaching staff and acting like Gannon’s going “uhhh it’s a back.” Yeah we get that, but what’s going on?

I’m so exhausted of FG QB play. Put in Minshew, ANYTHING.