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Emotional Bruce Arians: ‘Nothing’s been decided’ | 0:33
Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians reiterates that “nothing’s been decided” when it comes to a return to coach next season after Arizona’s win in Seattle on Sunday.
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Larry Fitzgerald: Winning as a team is priority | 0:30
Cardinals receiver Larry Fitzgerald discusses how the team approached Sunday’s win in Seattle with possible retirements looming.
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Kent Somers on the Cards’ victory over Seattle | 3:39
Questions about the futures of Bruce Arians and Larry Fitzgerald linger in wake of win
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Arizona Cardinals vs. Seattle Seahawks | 1:57
Kent Somers from azcentral sports has the latest on the Cardinals’ preparations for the season finale in Seattle.
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Cardinals vs. Seahawks | 1:34
Offensive Coordinator Harold Goodwin talks about the keys to the Cardinals beating the Seahawks on Sunday.
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First Seattle, then what for the Cardinals? | 2:03
The Arizona Cardinals have a lot of questions going into the game in Seattle on Sunday and even more after the season ends. Cardinals insider Kent Somers talks through the possibilities in today’s Shot Clock.
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Cardinals news with Bob McManaman | 1:53
Bob McManaman from azcentral sports has the latest on Cardinals coach Bruce Arians and injuries suffered in the win over the Giants.
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Cardinals coach Bruce Arians | 1:10
Arizona Cardinals coach Bruce Arians talks about retiring during press conference, December 26, 2017.
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Somers, Moore break down Cardinals win over Giants | 4:00
Kent Somers, Greg Moore break down Cardinals shutout against Giants
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Arians, players react to Cardinals first shutout win since 1992 | 1:23
Cardinals coach Bruce Arians, players react to win over Giants.
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James Bettcher praises Cardinals fans | 1:26
Arizona Cardinals’ James Bettcher (defensive coordinator) and Harold Goodwin (offensive coordinator) address the media at practice on Thursday.
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Cardinals report: Kent Somers on Thursday’s practice | 1:47
azcentral sports’ Kent Somers discusses the latest on the Cardinals after the team’s practice on Thursday.
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Shot Clock: High drama, big questions for Cards | 2:00
azcentral sports’ Mark Faller and Dan Bickley discuss the intrigue surrounding the Cardinals’ final two games of the season.
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Bob McManaman recaps Cardinals’ loss to Washington | 3:11
azcentral sports’ Bob McManaman breaks down the Cardinals’ road loss to the Redskins on Sunday.
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Shot Clock: Cards’ 2018 starter is … not Gabbert | 1:51
azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Kent Somers wrap up the Cardinals’ win over the Titans in our Shot Clock video.
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David Johnson talks injury and supporting team organizations | 0:49
Johnson: It feels like a brotherhood
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Cardinals QBs dish on Bruce Arians, Palmer’s injury, mustaches | 2:38
Cardinals quarterbacks Carson Palmer, Blaine Gabbert and Drew Stanton discuss coach Bruce Arians, the Arians Family Foundation, Palmer’s injury and their facial hair at an Arians Family Foundation in Scottsdale on Friday.
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Arians pessimistic about Cardinals returning from IR | 1:00
Cardinals coach Bruce Arians discusses his pessimism about Cardinals players returning from injured reserve this season at an Arians Family Foundation event in Scottsdale on Friday.
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Bruce, Christine Arians discuss success of Arians Family Foundation | 1:13
Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians and his wife, Christine, discuss the success and future of the Arians Family Foundation at Sonata’s in Scottsdale on Friday.
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Emotional Bruce Arians: ‘Nothing’s been decided’
Larry Fitzgerald: Winning as a team is priority
Kent Somers on the Cards’ victory over Seattle
Arizona Cardinals vs. Seattle Seahawks
Cardinals vs. Seahawks
First Seattle, then what for the Cardinals?
Cardinals news with Bob McManaman
Cardinals coach Bruce Arians
Somers, Moore break down Cardinals win over Giants
Arians, players react to Cardinals first shutout win since 1992
James Bettcher praises Cardinals fans
Cardinals report: Kent Somers on Thursday’s practice
Shot Clock: High drama, big questions for Cards
Bob McManaman recaps Cardinals’ loss to Washington
Shot Clock: Cards’ 2018 starter is … not Gabbert
David Johnson talks injury and supporting team organizations
Cardinals QBs dish on Bruce Arians, Palmer’s injury, mustaches
Arians pessimistic about Cardinals returning from IR
Bruce, Christine Arians discuss success of Arians Family Foundation
SEATTLE – Bruce Arians insisted he doesn’t yet know if Sunday’s 26-24 victory over the Seahawks was his last as Cardinals head coach, but his red eyes and the emotion evident when he talked about this season suggested otherwise.
“Nothing’s changed, nothing’s been decided,” Arians said of his future. “I’m not going to drag it out because it’s not fair to people if I do decide (to retire).”
The victory was Arians’ 50th with the Cardinals, more than any other coach in franchise history.
Arians was emotional, he said, because the Cardinals finished 8-8 despite being hampered by injuries to key players such as running back David Johnson, quarterback Carson Palmer and outside linebacker Markus Golden.
Players will clean out their lockers on Monday and meet with coaches. Arians will meet with General Manager Steve Keim at 10 a.m., and team president Michael Bidwill also will be present. In past years, Arians has met with reporters later in the morning after the final game of the season.
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