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How bad are things for the Cardinals? | 2:31
The Arizona Cardinals loss to the Seattle Seahawks came at a high cost for both teams who lost several players to injuries. For the Cardinals, the injured players continue a theme the team has dealt with all season.
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Shot Clock: Thursday football stinks; Cards done? | 2:07
azcentral sports’ Kent Somers and Jay Dieffenbach weigh in on Cardinals vs. Seahawks in our Shot Clock video.
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Cardinals’ missed opportunities, injuries and momentum shifts in Seahawks loss | 2:29
Arizona Cardinals coach Bruce Arians looks back at the factors that contributed to the Cardinals 22-16 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday Night Football.
Sean Logan/ azcentral sports
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Somers, McManaman break down loss to Seahawks | 3:18
Cardinals insiders Kent Somers and Bob McManaman on the team’s loss to Seattle on Thursday night.
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Arians, Stanton and Fitzgerald on Cardinals’ loss | 1:32
Cardinals coach Bruce Arians, quarterback Drew Stanton and receiver Larry FItzgerald discuss Arizona’s 22-16 loss to the Seahawks on Thursday night. Sean Logan/azcentral sports
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Shot Clock: Cards-Seahawks: ADOT advises Stanton | 2:00
azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Dan Bickley make predictions for Thursday night’s Cardinals vs. Seahawks game in Glendale.
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Bickley, Somers discuss Cardinals ‘ugly’ win | 3:26
Dan Bickley and Kent Somers discuss the Cardinals’ 20-10 win over San Francisco live from
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Shot Clock: Cards, Stanton slim pick in SF | 2:05
azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Dan Bickley set the stage for Sunday’s Cardinals vs. 49ers game.
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Shot Clock: Cards under pressure to find QB | 1:59
azcentral sports’ Mark Faller and Kent Somers discuss the Cardinals’ ongoing search for a quarterback.
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Somers, McManaman sum up Cardinals practice on Halloween | 3:25
Kent Somers and Bob McManaman on the Cardinals’ return to practice after their off week and discuss the implications of their stars not returning this season. || Tom Tingle/azcentral sports
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Shot Clock: Cards despair? 49ers land big QB | 1:56
azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Dan Bickley discuss the latest on the Arizona Cardinals.
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Shot Clock: Hope for the Cardinals? | 2:00
azcentral sports’ Jay Dieffenbach and Kent Somers discuss a critical stretch of the season for the Arizona Cardinals.
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Cardinals QB Carson Palmer injury update | 1:38
Carson Palmer’s broken arm suffered against the Rams was supposed to sideline the Cardinals quarterback for eight weeks. Will it? Bob McManaman from azcentral sports updates.
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Kent Somers’ and Dan Bickley’s postgame report from London | 2:46
Kent Somers and Dan Bickley discuss the Cardinals loss to the Rams this week in London, U.K.
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Cardinals vs Rams in London | 8:00
Dan Bickley and Kent Somers from London with what to know before kickoff in the Cardinals and Rams game Sunday morning.
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Cardinals vs. Rams in London: Dan Bickley and Kent Somers preview | 2:31
The Arizona Cardinals have been getting used to London for several days in advance of Sunday’s game against the LA Rams at Twickenham Stadium. Dan Bickley and Kent Somers from azcentral sports offer a hint at what to expect.
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Arizona Cardinals Larry Fitzgerald | 1:17
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald talks about how running back Adrian Peterson has changed the dynamics of the Cardinals offense.
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Arizona Cardinals Tyrann Mathieu | 0:32
Arizona Cardinals safety Tyrann Mathieu talks about how the L.A. Rams, and quarterback Jared Goff, have improved their offense this season.
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Kent Somers with the Cardinals in London | 2:53
The Cardinals are practicing in ‘football weather’ in London: Overcast, chilly and windy. Kent Somers from azcentral sports breaks down the day with the Cardinals in the U.K. and updates the Cardinals injury report.
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Bruce Arians talks about game vs. Rams in London | 0:46
Cardinals coach Bruce Arians addressed the media in London on Wednesday.
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Takeaways From the NFL Owners Meetings With Albert Breer and Seth Wickersham | 6:11
In Pro Football Now Extra, the MMQB’s Albert Breer and ESPN’s Seth Wickersham discuss their biggest takeaways from the NFL owners meetings where the primary subject was player protests around hte league during the national anthem.
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Adrian Peterson talks about opportunity with Cardinals | 0:48
The Cardinals running back addressed the media on Wednesday in London.
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Carson Palmer discusses plan in London | 0:45
The Cardinals QB addressed the Media in London on Wednesday.
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Kent Somers from Cardinals practice in London | 3:33
azcentral sports’ Kent Somers has the latest on the Cardinals from London.
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Monday report: London calling Cardinals | 1:38
Cardinals Insider Bob McManaman reports from the team’s training facility in Tempe. Michael Chow/azcentral sports
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Shot Clock: Turning point for ASU, Cardinals? | 2:18
azcentral sports’ Mark Faller and Doug Haller react to the big football victories for Arizona teams last weekend.
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Arizona Cardinals top Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 2:45
After the Cardinals held on for a 38-33 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, azcentral sports’ Dan Bickley and Kent Somers talk about what the win means for the team going forward.
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Arizona Cardinals on the win over the Buccaneers | 1:31
Cardinals players Larry Fitzgerald, Adrian Peterson and Carson Palmer and coach Bruce Arians talk about the team’s 38-33 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday.
Thomas Hawthorne/ azcentral sports
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Recapping Cardinals’ 38-33 win over Buccaneers | 1:46
Sarah McLellan and Bob McManaman recap the Arizona Cardinals’ 38-33 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sunday at University of Phoenix Stadium.
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Cardinals offensive coordinator excited to have Adrian Peterson | 1:29
Harold Goodwin, Cardinals offensive coordinator, is excited to have new addition and veteran running back Adrian Peterson as part of the team. Cheryl Evans/azcentral.com
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How bad are things for the Cardinals?
Shot Clock: Thursday football stinks; Cards done?
Cardinals’ missed opportunities, injuries and momentum shifts in Seahawks loss
Somers, McManaman break down loss to Seahawks
Arians, Stanton and Fitzgerald on Cardinals’ loss
Shot Clock: Cards-Seahawks: ADOT advises Stanton
Bickley, Somers discuss Cardinals ‘ugly’ win
Shot Clock: Cards, Stanton slim pick in SF
Shot Clock: Cards under pressure to find QB
Somers, McManaman sum up Cardinals practice on Halloween
Shot Clock: Cards despair? 49ers land big QB
Shot Clock: Hope for the Cardinals?
Cardinals QB Carson Palmer injury update
Kent Somers’ and Dan Bickley’s postgame report from London
Cardinals vs Rams in London
Cardinals vs. Rams in London: Dan Bickley and Kent Somers preview
Arizona Cardinals Larry Fitzgerald
Arizona Cardinals Tyrann Mathieu
Kent Somers with the Cardinals in London
Bruce Arians talks about game vs. Rams in London
Takeaways From the NFL Owners Meetings With Albert Breer and Seth Wickersham
Adrian Peterson talks about opportunity with Cardinals
Carson Palmer discusses plan in London
Kent Somers from Cardinals practice in London
Monday report: London calling Cardinals
Shot Clock: Turning point for ASU, Cardinals?
Arizona Cardinals top Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Arizona Cardinals on the win over the Buccaneers
Recapping Cardinals’ 38-33 win over Buccaneers
Cardinals offensive coordinator excited to have Adrian Peterson
In his four plus seasons in Arizona, Cardinals coach Bruce Arians usually has elected to receive when winning the coin toss. On Thursday, however, he deferred and the Cardinals kicked off to start the game against Seattle.
“Our defense has been bugging the s–t out of me to put them out there first,” Arians said. “I really had everything planned just the way it happened.”
Seattle didn’t gain a first down on the opening possession, and after a punt the Cardinals started at the Seahawks 48-yard line.
But Arians didn’t plan on running back Adrian Peterson losing a fumble on the first play.
“That was a huge, huge momentum shift,” Arians said. “The field position battle flopped drastically, right off the bat.”
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Kicking woes
Phil Dawson made his only field-goal attempt on Friday, a 43-yarder in the third quarter, but Seattle blocked an extra point after the Cardinals last score.
Cornerback Jeremy Lane raced around right end to get a hand on Dawson’s attempt.
“It was a slow operation time,” said Arians.
All three specialists involved – long snapper Justin Drescher, holder Andy Lee and Dawson – share responsibility, Arians said.
Drescher has had low snaps in two games this season, and Dawson has missed six field goals, including one blocked. This was the Cardinals’ first missed point after this season.
Arians said the whole process needs to be evaluated before the next game.
“We always do,” Arians said. “We look at it.”
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Dreaded Thursday
Not many players and coaches are in favor of Thursday night games, but Arians isn’t sure the short time between games had anything to do with season-ending injuries to tackle D.J. Humphries, safety Tyvon Branch and tight end Ifeanyi Momah.
“D.J. was freaky, Tyvon was freaky, Momah was freaky,” Arians said, “so I don’t know if it (Thursday game) had anything to do with it.”
azcentral sports’ Kent Somers and Jay Dieffenbach weigh in on Cardinals vs. Seahawks in our Shot Clock video.
Good call
The Cardinals’ first touchdown pass was a 14-yard screen pass to tight end Jermaine Gresham. Left tackle John Wetzel made a kick-out block, and center A.Q. Shipley cleared some space closer to the goal line.
Arians called the play when he saw former Cardinals defensive lineman Dwight Freeney in the game at right end.
“Dwight isn’t going to do anything but rush the passer,” he said, “so as soon as I saw him in there, I said, ‘We’re going to throw a screen to him.’
“They were in man coverage and John Wetzel did a great job of picking off (safety) Kam Chancellor.”
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