Archive for November, 2009

30 Nov

Vote for the NFL’s Next “Director of Fandemonium”

Monster.com in conjunction with the NFL, is currently looking for their next “Director of Fandemonium” .
Candidates  have been chosen from each team.  Representing the Arizona Cardinals, is Brad Totten from Chandler, AZ.
So what is in it for you?  Well, how about an entry into a contest for a trip to the Super Bowl in Miami?  [...]

30 Nov

Cardinals Moving On After Tough Loss in Tennessee

Arizona Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt said it was time to move on from yesterday’s game and start focusing on the Sunday Night Football on NBC match up against Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings.
I couldn’t agree more.  Coach Whiz also said that the defense still played well in spots, even taking into account the 532 [...]

28 Nov

Cards Head to Tennessee to Take on Titans

Another tough road test on Sunday for the Arizona Cardinals. What once looked like a cake walk now looks more like a walk in the mud.  It’s bound to get dirty in the trenches tomorrow in Nashville.  The  Tennessee Titans (4-6) once were 0-6, however thanks to the emergence of quarterback Vince Young, the Titans [...]

26 Nov

Happy Thanksgiving! Things We Should Be Thankful For

Happy Thanksgiving raisingzona.com and Arizona Cardinals fans!  I hope you all enjoy your football, food, friends, and family on this spectacular holiday!
As I reflect back on what the season and the past year has brought us as Cardinals fans, we do have a lot to be thankful for as do the Cardinals players themselves.
We (and [...]

24 Nov

Vikings-Cards Dec 6th Game “Flexed” by NBC

The Arizona Cardinals and Minnesota Vikings game on Sunday December 6th has been moved to NBC Sunday Night Football.  The game was originally scheduled for 2:15pm.  The game will now start at 6:20pm. 
Already reading the negative comments on this one, but I think it’s a good move.  Sure, we’ve heard a lot about Brett Favre [...]

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