Williams and Cooper could see playing time on Monday night.
The Arizona Cardinals have decided on a pair of roster moves to make before they face the New England Patriots Monday night. On Monday afternoon, they elevated tight end Maxx Williams and receiver Pharoh Cooper to the active roster for the game tonight.
Williams will have role on offense with tight ends Trey McBride and Stephen Anderson. McBride and Anderson are the only tight ends on the roster.
Cooper will back up Greg Dortch, who returns to the lineup after missing a game with a thumb injury. He could return punts and kicks if the team wants to limit Dortch’s usage in his first game back.
Check out some game predictions for the Cardinals and Patriots.
The Arizona Cardinals face the New England Patriots Monday night at State Farm Stadium. The Cardinals are simply trying to get things on track to salvage some positives from a disappointing season.
The Patriots are in last place in the AFC East but still very much in the playoff mix.
The game is nationally televised on ESPN and ABC. Joe Buck and Troy Aikman will call the game with Lisa Salters reporting from the sideline.
There will be a “Manningcast” tonight. Peyton and Eli Manning comment on the game and have guests on ESPN2.
Patriots at Cardinals streaming options
It can be streamed live on the NFL app or Arizona Cardinals app if you are in a location where the game will be televised. You can also stream the game on FuboTV (Watch for free).
Patriots at Cardinals radio info
There is a national radio broadcast on Westwood One. Kevin Harlan and Kurt Warner will call the game.
The Cardinals’ regular radio broadcast in English will air on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM. Dave Pasch and Ron Wolfley will call the game with Paul Calvisi reporting from the sideline. You can also hear the Cardinals’ radio broadcast on SiriusXM 83 or 225 and on the SXM App.
The team’s Spanish radio broadcast will air on KQMR 100.3 FM. Luis Hernandez and Jose Romero call the game.
Patriots Wire managing editor Jordy McElroy takes Cardinals fans behind enemy lines to find out more about the Patriots.
The Arizona Cardinals do not play in Week 14 until Monday night when they host the New England Patriots.
The Cardinals and Patriots are infrequent opponents, so Patriots Wire managing editor Jordy McElroy gives us some insight about the Cardinals’ Weel 14 opponent.
The Patriots have allowed more than 130 rushing yards in four of their six losses and the Cardinals are 3-1 when they rushed for 130 or more.
The Arizona Cardinals have had their fair share of offensive struggles this season. When they are at their best, they run the ball well. James Conner gets going and the threat of Kyler Murray’s running along with his actual running help the offense go.
Running the ball well against the New England Patriots this week on Monday night will be key.
The Patriots have allowed over 130 rushing yards in four of their six losses.
The Cardinals are 3-1 when they rush for more than 130. The only loss was the 25-24 loss they suffered two weeks ago.
James Conner rushed for 125 yards in the loss. The offense looked good for three quarters and they should have won the game.
The Patriots struggled with Bears quarterback Justin Fields and his mobility. He rushed for 82 yards and a touchdown in the Patriots’ loss to the Bears.
If Conner can find positive yards and Murray is able to wreak even a little havoc, the Cardinals will be in position to pick up a win.
Check out the Patriots’ final injury report of the week.
The New England Patriots will be a little shorthanded on Monday night when they face the Arizona Cardinals on the road. they ruled out two offensive starters and a defensive starter.
Check out the details of their final injury report of the week.
He was a full participant in Friday’s walkthrough after sitting out Thursday with an illness.
The Arizona Cardinals did not hold a full practice on Friday, instead opting for a closed walkthrough. With the second injury report of the week, there were two changes.
Wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins was upgraded and defensive lineman Jonathan Ledbetter was added.
One could say that the last three games were decided by missed kicks.
The Arizona Cardinals face the New England Patriots Monday night at State Farm Stadium. A number of key factors will determine who wins the game, as naturally is the case.
The Pats have won two straight in the all-time series and lead 8-7 all-time.
But the last three games the two teams have played have come down to a missed field goal, suggesting that perhaps the game could come down to the kicking game.
In 2020, a 20-17 win by the Patriots, Arizona’s Zane Gonzalez missed a potential go-ahead 42-yard field goal with 1:47 left in the game. Making that kick would have give them a 20-17 lead and would have forced the Pats, who had only 179 total yards for the whole game offensively, to march down the field for at least a tie.
The Pats made a 50-yard field goal as time expired after the missed kick.
In 2016, the game came down to a 47-yard field goal by Chandler Catanzaro. Trailing 23-21, Catanzaro missed the field goal and the Cardinals lost the game.
In 2012, the Cardinals won the game 20-18 after Stephen Gostkowski misses a 42-yard field goal with five seconds left in the game.
Will this game come down to a missed kick by either Matt Prater of the Cardinals or Nick Folk?
