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Cards Wire, Eagles Wire and other experts pick the winner in Cardinals-Eagles.
The Arizona Cardinals and Philadelphia Eagles face one another on Sunday in Philadelphia in Week 17. The Eagles are heavy favorites, as they should be.
They have won 11 games and have one of the best offenses in the league.
The Cardinals have only three wins and one of the worst defenses in the NFL.
So who wins?
We have expert picks below.
The season ends for Swaim and Woods. They added a tight end and linebacker to the roster.
The Arizona Cardinals made a few roster moves Wednesday with two players having their seasons end with injuries. They also added a pair of players from practice squads to replace those players on the active roster.
These moves mean some lineup changes for their Week 16 road game against the Chicago Bears.
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Check out which players will not or might not play in the Cardinals-Steelers game on Sunday.
The Arizona Cardinals and Pittsburgh Steelers face one another Sunday in Week 13. Both teams released their final injury reports on Friday with game designations.
Who are the players who will not play or might not play?
We have the full list of players and game designations below.
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All the information you need to see, stream or listen to the Cardinals take on the Bengals in Week 5.
The Arizona Cardinals are back home in Week 5 to take on the Cincinnati Bengals. Both teams are 1-3. The Bengals are struggling overall and especially on the road, while the Cardinals are better than most people expected so far this season.
Can the Cardinals pick up a second win this season or will the Bengals, expected to be contenders in the AFC, turn things around?
If you are planning on watching, streaming or listening to the game, all the details are below.
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The Arizona Cardinals did not activate OL Dennis Daley, suggesting that Will Hernandez could be ready to play vs. the Bengals.
The Arizona Cardinals announced a pair of roster moves on Saturday, elevating a pair of players from the practice squad to the active roster. What was notable was the roster move they did not make.
They did not activate offensive lineman Dennis Daley from injured reserve. He had been designated to return and practiced all week, getting limited work on Wednesday and Thursday and was a full participant on Friday.
Starting right guard Will Hernandez is officially questionable for the game with a back injury. With Daley remaining on IR, it suggests that Hernandez should be okay to play. Hernandez was limited on Thursday and did not practice on Friday.
The Cardinals only have nine offensive linemen on the roster after the release of Ilm Manning earlier in the week. Tackle Carter O’Donnell has not yet been active this season, so it would make sense that Hernandez was planning on playing, leaving Kelvin Beachum, Trystan Colon and Keith Ismael as the backups.
Teams must have eight offensive linemen active for games.
The Cardinals and Bengals kick off Sunday afternoon from State Farm Stadium at 1:05 p.m. Arizona time.
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RB Damien Williams, signed earlier in the week, remains on the practice squad this week.
The Arizona Cardinals signed veteran running back Damien Williams earlier in the week, making many believe that he would get an opportunity to play in Week 5 with Keaontay Ingram dealing with a neck injury,
That will not be the case.
The Cardinals announced their Saturday roster moves, elevating two players from the practice squad. Williams remains on the practice squad.
Instead, they elevated defensive lineman Ben Stille and running back Corey Clement.
With Jonathan Ledbetter ruled out of the game, the Cardinals needed another body on the defensive line. This is the second time Stille has been elevated. He was also elevated to the active roster and played against the Dallas Cowboys.
Clement is elevated for the second straight week, suggesting that Ingram might miss a second straight game.
He played only special teams last week with Emeari Demercado getting all the backup running back reps behind James Conner.
The Cardinals and Bengals kick off Sunday afternoon from State Farm Stadium at 1:05 p.m. Arizona time. The game will air on FOX.
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James Conner was a full participant in practice on Thursday but Hollywood Brown was added to the injury report.
The Arizona Cardinals were back at practice on Thursday and released a new injury report as they prepare to play the San Francisco 49ers. They had a pair of new injuries pop up.
The details of Thursday’s injury report are below.
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The Cardinals had more defenders hurt in Week 4.
The Arizona Cardinals have turned the page on their Week 3 win over the Dallas Cowboys. They had their first practice of Week 4 preparing for the San Francisco 49ers.
They released their first injury report of the week and more defensive starters are banged up and so is running back James Conner.
On Wednesday, they had three players sit out with injuries. One was limited and two were on the injury report but were full participants. The details of Wednesday’s injury report are below.
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A look back at what we learned in the Cardinals’ Week 2 loss to the Giants.
The Arizona Cardinals blew a 21-point second-half lead on Sunday, falling to 0-2 with a 31-28 defeat to the New York Giants. They now enter an extremely tough stretch of their season winless and appearing not to have a chance at winning a game for a while.
As for the game on Sunday, what can we take away from the loss?
We discuss it below.
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There are scattered showers and thunderstorms expected for the Cardinals’ season opener on the road against the Commanders.
When the Arizona Cardinals play at home in State Farm Stadium, they never have to worry about weather conditions. The stadium has a retractable roof and, for most of the season, games are played with the roof closed.
They begin the season on the road against the Washington Commanders at FedEx Field, an open-air stadium.
The weather could affect the game.
The Week 1 weather report looks … a little dicey. pic.twitter.com/DVBkwwHpjB
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) September 10, 2023
The weather report shows a chance for scattered showers and a thunderstorm.
The Cardinals might kick off the season playing in the rain.
The thunderstorm situation is something to watch, though, as lightning might cause the game to be delayed, suspended or more.
Kickoff is at 1 p.m. local time in Maryland or 10 a.m. Arizona time.
Hopefully, the game is not affected too much by the weather conditions.
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