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Mr. Scot

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surprising that their fanbase isn't growing considering that their best record ever before this season was 11-5, and they already tied a franchise high in wins with 3 games left. Especially considering the fact that the Dbacks haven't been good since the early 2000s and the Coyotes haven't ever been good and are probably gonna leave the state. What do people in Arizona do? Make meth?

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7 minutes ago, nctarheel0619 said:

My thing is, with our injuries starting to hit us. 

Have the Cardinals had any injury problems besides the RB position?  

Palmer strained his dingaling doing the pelvic thrust in Seattle.  Other than that, they seem to be in good shape.  Just a sore weiner.

 

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12 minutes ago, nctarheel0619 said:

My thing is, with our injuries starting to hit us. 

Have the Cardinals had any injury problems besides the RB position?  

I think there were maybe a couple on the DL but it wasn't anyone important that I can remember. 

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26 minutes ago, pantherphan96 said:

What do people in Arizona do? Make meth?

Pool parties in January, best golf courses in the country, hottest college girls in the country, etc. 

The Cardinals still have a pretty small support base here though. They havent been in Arizona that long and most people in Arizona were raised as Cowboys fans or Broncos fans. Getting that new stadium helped them alot though. I've been to Panthers at Cardinals games before the new stadium when they played in Tempe and attendence would only be about 30,000 people. It was just only a couple years ago that the Cardinals started to be the local Fox broadcast instead of the Cowboys.

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8 minutes ago, KillaCamNewton said:

Pool parties in January, best golf courses in the country, hottest college girls in the country, etc. 

The Cardinals still have a pretty small support base here though. They havent been in Arizona that long and most people in Arizona were raised as Cowboys fans or Broncos fans. Getting that new stadium helped them alot though. I've been to Panthers at Cardinals games before the new stadium when they played in Tempe and attendence would only be about 30,000 people. It was just only a couple years ago that the Cardinals started to be the local Fox broadcast instead of the Cowboys.

Hottest college girls is a toss up between FSU and ASU imo. and the Cards have been in Arizona since '88 so they really don't have much of an excuse. The DBacks and Coyotes are much younger teams in the area.

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I find the situation amusing for a couple of reasons.

Even if they're not in their original city, the Cardinals are still a much older franchise than us. More to the point though, since the hiring of Bruce Arians they've had plenty of reasons to be excited.

But now you've got this going on, and to a point that the head coach is willing to call out the fans over it.

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