Let's clarify a few things. The Packers have played 7 of their 16 games against teams that finished with a winning record. They finished with a 3-4 record, however, they are 3-0 in the second half of the season against winning teams.
The Cardinals have played 4 teams with a winning record all year. They went 2-2, and are 1-1 in the second half of the season.
Of the teams in the playoffs, only the Ravens have played more quality opponents than the Packers.
Also, something that irks me. Every Cardinal fan I've come across on various forums in the past few days, as well as Wisenhunt, apparently, after listening to his press conference, seem to have forgotten that the Packers came to Arizona on Sunday for the purpose of playing a football game. You can get away with saying that not much can be learned from a game like this, but you CAN'T get away with saying "it didn't count" or questioning why McCarthy left people in the game for the amount of time he did. He has the right to game plan for a football game and he did so. Wisenhunt had his plan, and he chose to put out his scrubs for most of the second half to get run over. But it still counts as a win, based on his choice. I'm just sick of hearing "the Packers didn't really BEAT us..." Sure we did, it was just your coach's choice to concede defeat before the ball was even kicked off. That's his prerogative.
Wisenhunt ranted about McCarthy leaving Rodgers in for the purpose of topping a statistical milestone, which Rodgers conveniently failed to reach (he left the game with 25 yards to surpass Lynn Dickey for the single season yardage record).
