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Facing poor attendance and an aging stadium (and unwillingness on the city's part to build another multi-purpose stadium, by then the concept was falling out of favor), the team relocated to Phoenix in 1988, being called the Phoenix Cardinals until taking its current name in 1994.  However, though the team has had somewhat better success than in Chicago or St. Louis, it has not translated into many playoff victories.  The team has made one Super Bowl appearance against the [[Pittsburgh Steelers]] in [[Super Bowl XLIII]] on February 1, 2009, losing 23 to 27.
 
Facing poor attendance and an aging stadium (and unwillingness on the city's part to build another multi-purpose stadium, by then the concept was falling out of favor), the team relocated to Phoenix in 1988, being called the Phoenix Cardinals until taking its current name in 1994.  However, though the team has had somewhat better success than in Chicago or St. Louis, it has not translated into many playoff victories.  The team has made one Super Bowl appearance against the [[Pittsburgh Steelers]] in [[Super Bowl XLIII]] on February 1, 2009, losing 23 to 27.
 
[[File:Kurt warner.jpg|right|thumb|Kurt Warner as the quarterback of the Arizona Cardinals on August 26, 2005 in a pre-season game versus the Oakland Radiers at the Oakland Coliseum, then known as McAfee Coliseum]]
 
[[File:Kurt warner.jpg|right|thumb|Kurt Warner as the quarterback of the Arizona Cardinals on August 26, 2005 in a pre-season game versus the Oakland Radiers at the Oakland Coliseum, then known as McAfee Coliseum]]
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==Roster==
 
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===Quarterbacks===
 
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*13 - [[Kurt Warner]]
 
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*7 - Matt Leinart
 
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*2 - Brian St. Pierre
 
  
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===Running Backs===
 
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*32 - [[Edgerrin James]]
 
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*34 - Tim Hightower
 
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* - Jason Wright
 
  
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===Fullbacks===
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==NFC West Rivals==
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*45 - Terrelle Smith
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*[[Los Angeles Rams]]
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*46 - Tim Castille
 
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===Wide Receivers===
 
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*81 - [[Anquan Boldin]]
 
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*11 - [[Larry Fitzgerald]]
 
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*15 - Steve Breaston
 
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*80 - Early Doucet
 
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*87 - Sean Morey
 
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*85 - Jerheme Urban
 
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===Tight Ends===
 
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*48 - Nathan Hodel
 
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* - Mike Leach
 
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*89 - Ben Patrick
 
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*82 - Leonard Pope
 
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*83 - Stephen Spach
 
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===Offensive Tackles===
 
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*75 - Levi Brown
 
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*69 - Mike Gandy
 
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*72 - Brandon Keith
 
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*68 - Elliot Vallejo
 
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===Guards===
 
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*61 - Elton Brown
 
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*76 - Deuce Lutui
 
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*74 - Reggie Wells
 
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===Centers===
 
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*64 - Scott Peters
 
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*70 - Pat Ross
 
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*63 - Lyle Sendlein
 
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===Defensive Ends===
 
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*92 - Bertrand Berry
 
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*93 - Calais Campbell
 
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*91 - Kenny Iwebema
 
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*56 - Chike Okeafor
 
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*97 - Bryan Robinson
 
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===Defensive Tackles===
 
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*78 - Alan Branch
 
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*90 - Darnell Dockett
 
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*98 - Gabe Watson
 
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===Linebackers===
 
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*53 - Clark Haggans
 
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*95 - Ali Highsmith
 
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* - Victor Hobson
 
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*58 - Carlos Dansby
 
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*54 - Gerald Hayes
 
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*51 - Pago Togafau
 
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===Cornerbacks===
 
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*27 - Michael Adams
 
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* - Bryant McFadden
 
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*20 - Ralph Brown
 
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*26 - Roderick Hood
 
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*29 - Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie
 
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*21 - Antrel Rolle
 
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*22 - Matt Ware
 
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===Safeties===
 
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*24 - Adrian Wilson
 
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*47 - Aaron Francisco
 
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* - Keith Lewis
 
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===Kickers===
 
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*1 - Neil Rackers
 
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===Punters===
 
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*5 - Ben Graham
 
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==See also==
 
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*[[St. Louis Rams]]
 
 
*[[San Francisco 49ers]]
 
*[[San Francisco 49ers]]
 
*[[Seattle Seahawks]]
 
*[[Seattle Seahawks]]
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*[[National Football Conference]]
 
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*[[American Football Conference]]
 
  
 
== External links ==
 
== External links ==

Revision as of 03:19, January 27, 2021

The Arizona Cardinals are a National Football League (NFL) franchise based in Phoenix, Arizona. They are part of the National Football Conference (NFC) and play in the NFC West Division.

Its history dates back to 1898 and in 1920 were one of the original franchises of what is now the NFL as the Chicago Cardinals. In Chicago they one one NFL championship (1947) but generally were a poor performing team.

Unable to compete against the more successful cross-town rival Chicago Bears, the team relocated to St. Louis in 1960, keeping their nickname (not to be confused with the more successful baseball team of the same name). The team did not much better there, advancing to the playoffs only thrice and never hosting or winning any games.

Facing poor attendance and an aging stadium (and unwillingness on the city's part to build another multi-purpose stadium, by then the concept was falling out of favor), the team relocated to Phoenix in 1988, being called the Phoenix Cardinals until taking its current name in 1994. However, though the team has had somewhat better success than in Chicago or St. Louis, it has not translated into many playoff victories. The team has made one Super Bowl appearance against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XLIII on February 1, 2009, losing 23 to 27.

Kurt Warner as the quarterback of the Arizona Cardinals on August 26, 2005 in a pre-season game versus the Oakland Radiers at the Oakland Coliseum, then known as McAfee Coliseum


NFC West Rivals

External links


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