Arizona Cardinals cornerback Antonio Hamilton was supposed to be one of the team’s starting cornerbacks at the start of the season. However, a cooking accident had him sidelined the first four games of the season.
Now getting some more playing time, we can see why Arizona’s coaches were impressed by him.
On third down in the red zone, he picked off a pass from New Orleans Saints quarterback Andy Dalton intended for Marquez Callaway to end a scoring threat.
New Orleans led 7-3 and looked like thy were going go up 14-3 but Hamilton took the ball away.
It was his first career interception. It came in his 77th career game.
We will keep you updated of what is happening in the game.
The Arizona Cardinals and New Orleans are the only NFL game on for the world to see tonight. They open up Week 7 and hope to improve the quality of games fans have seen on Thursday nights this season.
Cardinals receiver DeAndre Hopkins makes his 2022 debut after serving a six-game suspension for testing positive for a banned performance-enhancing substance, coming just at the right time because Marquise Brown was lost for several weeks to a foot injury.
Meanwhile, the Saints will not have their two top receivers, their two top cornerbacks, their starting tight end and starting left guard.
Can the Cardinals get things on track against a depleted Saints team?
We will keep you updated below throughput the game.
No Jarvis Landry, Michael Thomas, Paulson Adebo or Marshon Lattimore for the Saints in Week 7 against the Cardinals.
The Arizona Cardinals face a very shorthanded New Orleans Saints squad Thursday night at State Farm Stadium. With the release of the Saints’ inactive list, they will face Arizona without their two top receivers, their two top cornerbacks, their No. 1 tight and their starting left guard.
Saints’ Week 7 inactive list
CB Paulson Adebo
CB Marshon Lattimore
WR Jarvis Landry
OL Andrus Peat
WR Michael Thomas
TE Adam Trautman
DE Payton Turner
Lattimore, Landry, Thomas and Trautman had already been ruled out with injuries. Adebo and Turner were questionable.
Wyatt Davis could start at left guard for Peat, while the Saints will go with more Marquez Callaway and Tre’Quan Smith at receiver, along with rookie Chris Olave.
Bradley Roby will start at cornerback with probably Chris Harris, recently activated from the practice squad.
The New Orleans Saints will meet the Arizona Cardinals in Week 7 of the NFL season on Thursday night from State Farm Stadium.
The New Orleans Saints will meet the Arizona Cardinals in Week 7 of the NFL season on Thursday night from State Farm Stadium.
The Saints will look to bounce back after a 30-26 loss to the Bengals, which gave them their fourth loss in their last five games. Meanwhile, the Cardinals will look to get their offense back on track after only scoring nine points against the Seahawks last week. They will get DeAndre Hopkins back and will look for him to provide some offense for Arizona.
This will be a great night of NFL football, here is everything you need to know to watch and stream the game this evening.
Washington Commanders vs. Chicago Bears
When: Thursday, October 20
Time: 8:15 p.m. ET
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Live Stream: fuboTV (watch for free) (local networks only)
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The experts from Cards Wire and Saints Wire make their picks for the Cardinals-Saints game.
The Arizona Cardinals and New Orleans Saints are set to play one another Thursday night at State Farm Stadium, with both teams looking to pick up their third win of the season.
Both teams are 2-4 and both teams are banged up, dealing with a number of key players being injured.
Who has the edge?
The staff from Cards Wire and Saints Wire managing editor John Sigler give their expert picks and predictions for the Week 7 Thursday night matchup.
The Cardinals have faced him as a starter the past three years for three different teams and have beaten him 4 straight times.
The Arizona Cardinals will take on the New Orleans Saints Thursday night at State Farm Stadium. While the Saints have not yet announced whether Jameis Winston or Andy Dalton will start at quarterback, signs seem to point to Dalton, who has started the last three for the Saints.
If Dalton starts, it will be the fourth consecutive year he starts against the Cardinals for four different teams.
Dalton has not beaten the Cardinals in a long time. He is 1-4 in five career starts against Arizona and his only win came as a rookie in 2011 when he played for the Cincinnati Bengals.
If the Cardinals beat Dalton, it will be four straight years.
They beat him as the Bengals’ starter in 2019 26-23.
He started for the Dallas Cowboys for an injured Dak Prescott in 2020. The Cardinals won 38-10.
He started last season for the Chicago Bears for an injured Justin Fields and the Cardinals won that game 33-22.
In those six career starts, Dalton has completed 62.6% of his passes for 1,226 yards, nine touchdown passes and six interceptions. He has been sacked 13 times by the Cardinals.
Whether or not Dalton starts for the Saints Thursday night, the Cardinals hope to continue with similar success they have had against Dalton’s teams.
Saints Wire managing editor John Sigler takes us behind enemy lines to get some insight into the Cardinals’ Week 7 opponent.
The Arizona Cardinals face a depleted and different New Orleans Saints team Thursday night at State Farm Stadium. Drew Brees is no longer the quarterback and Sean Payton no longer coaches them.
The Cardinals have not faced the Saints since 2019.
Both teams are struggling and disappointing thus far at 2-4.
To give us some insight into the team the Cardinals play this week, Saints Wire managing editor John Sigler takes us behind enemy lines and fills us in on what we can expect tonight.
Here is all you need to know to be able to watch the Cardinals against the Saints Thursday night.
Week 7 of the NFL season begins Thursday night with the Arizona Cardinals and the New Orleans Saints.
The Cardinals seek their first home win in almost a calendar year and are searching for answers offensively as they are 2-4 and have struggled mightily to find the offensive form they are accustomed.
Both teams are 2-4. Both teams are dealing with injuries to key players and will be a bit shorthanded.
The Saints have thus far not announced whether Jameis Winston or Andy Dalton will start against the Cardinals.
Cardinals fans are waiting for the game where the offense breaks out and are excited for this matchup because it marks the return of receiver DeAndre Hopkins, making his 2022 debut after serving a six-game PED suspension.
Are you planning on watching this nationally televised game?
Saints at Cardinals TV and streaming options, broadcast team
The game will stream exclusively on Amazon Prime Video. A local simulcast will also air locally in the Phoenix area on FOX 10. Al Michaels and Kirk Herbstreit will call the game from the booth with Kaylee Harting reporting from the sideline.
There are multiple streaming options on Prime Video with multiple broadcast teams.
It can also be streamed live on the NFL app or Arizona Cardinals app if you are in a location where the game will be televised locally (participating teams’ home markets).
Saints at Cardinals radio information
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’ 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.
The Saints’ radio broadcast will air in Louisiana on WWL (870 AM and 105.3 FM) with Mike Hoss and Deuce McAllister calling the game from the booth. Steve Geller reports from the sideline.You can also hear the Saints’ broadcast on SiriusXM 81 or 226 and on the SXM App.
Their Spanish broadcast is in in their home market on KGLA (830 AM and 105.7 FM) with Mario Jerez, Juan Carlos Ramos and Victor Quinonez calling the game.
Check out the latest edition of the podcast, discussing all the latest about the Cardinals.
The newest episode of the podcast is live the night before the Arizona Cardinals take on the New Orleans Saints Thursday night.
In this edition of the show, Revenge of the Birds’ Seth Cox and I talk about what has been going on with the Cardinals.
We go over what went wrong against the Seahawks. We talk about Kliff Kingsbury, whether his seat should be hot and whether he should give up playcalling. We talk about the Robby Anderson trade and the return of DeAndre Hopkins. We preview their Thursday night game against the Saints.
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Here are the times of the topics
(1:00) What went wrong in Seattle
(16:07) Kliff Kingsbury, the hot seat and playcalling
(36:49) The Robby Anderson trade
(54:29) DeAndre Hopkins’ return and potential impact
