The Arizona Cardinals will have a very tough decision to make if kicker Matt Prater is able tor return from injured reserve before the end of the season. He has missed the last six games and has been on IR for the requisite four games and could be designated to return this coming week and activated to play against the Seattle Seahawks. Head coach Jonathan Gannon said he expects … [Read more...] about Tough decision coming for Cardinals if Matt Prater returns from IR
College football Saturday games, schedule, TV
It is Week 12 in the college football season. Eyes are on the top 25 teams and conference we approach conference championships and eventually the College Football Playoff. What games are happening on Saturday and how can you watch them on TV? Below is the schedule for the games on Saturday and where you can watch them. College football schedule, Nov. 16 506 Sports Noon ET No. … [Read more...] about College football Saturday games, schedule, TV
This key stat stands out in Kyler Murray’s success with 1st-place Cardinals
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray has undoubtedly had his career edified by head coach Jonathan Gannon this NFL season. Murray’s elitism is represented by one key statistic keeping the offense on schedule. Murray ranks No. 6 among NFL quarterbacks with a completion percentage of 69.2%. For perspective, sitting ahead of Murray at No. 5 in this category is Kansas City … [Read more...] about This key stat stands out in Kyler Murray’s success with 1st-place Cardinals
Week 11 H-Bomb underdogs highlight battle down the stretch
With seven weeks remaining in the season, the race remains tight between me and Jess Root for the coveted H-Bomb trophy awarded at the end of the year. We were tied heading into Week 10 and while we both were victorious, I was able to inch one game closer in the direct hits tiebreaker, which is when the underdog wins the game outright. To be H-Bomb eligible, the point spread … [Read more...] about Week 11 H-Bomb underdogs highlight battle down the stretch
Former Cardinals RB Ottis Anderson hopes to advance in Hall of Fame Seniors Committee
I had lived in St. Louis for a little over 15 months when Ottis Anderson was selected by the Cardinals with the eighth overall selection in the 1979 draft. Charles Alexander was the most talked-about back in the draft that year (one year before ESPN began telecasting the proceedings) and was expected to be picked third overall by the Bengals. However, they selected quarterback … [Read more...] about Former Cardinals RB Ottis Anderson hopes to advance in Hall of Fame Seniors Committee