Zero chance of losing to the Raiders...

[Arz101]

I think Cards are in danger as favs to lose this game.

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I am in good company with @Buckybird on this.

 

[NJCardFan]

As bad as we are and as low as I am on this team there is no way in hell we are losing to Oakland . They have given up on the season, they are an absolute albatross as a football team.

I wish I saw this earlier and made a bet with you.


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[NJCardFan]

Let this sink in. We couldn't beat a team tanking the season. Funny thing is, I'm not even mad.


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[Broseph]

I wish I saw this earlier and made a bet with you.


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I knew we were bad but I guess I underestimated how bad this football team is , looking like a 2 win season .

 

[NJCardFan]

We'll win one more game. A game we have no business winning. Sort of like in 2003 when we won the last game of the season knocking the Vikings out of the playoffs.

 

[Stout]

Bama would give Raiders a game.

No, they realy wouldn't.

 

[PACardsFan]

We'll win one more game. A game we have no business winning. Sort of like in 2003 when we won the last game of the season knocking the Vikings out of the playoffs.

I agree. It's the Cardinal way. No team is better at winning a meaningless game than we are. This is a team that has figured out how to NOT end up with Namath & both Manning brothers. We also have a very proud guy in Fitz who will somehow, someway rally this team to 1 more W. I'm sure of it.

 

[Willie D]

Just saying. It’s obvious Oakland is deliberately losing games. They are in a race against the Giants for the #1 pick (whom I also think might be tanking). The Raiders want the #1 overall pick to go along with their first round picks from Chicago and Dallas.

Dear Cardinals,
Congrats on losing to a team that is trying to lose.

Sincerely,
The Sarverfish

 

[AZCB34]

No excuse for losing this game. That was the most embarrassing moment in an embarrassing season.

 

[cardpa]

The real question right now is where is this team mentally? They just lost to a team that had clearly distinguished themselves as the worse team in the NFL and you lost to them at home. Is this the game where the coaching staff has officially lost the team? Has this game broken them mentally and now we will see mail-in performances from some of the players? Will some be counting the days to Dec. 30th? Will some come up with nagging mysterious injuries? It will be very interesting to see how this all evolves in the next few weeks.

From a GM perspective I would want to see more of the rookies get significant playing time to see what we have from a 2019 roster standpoint. I would want to see the lower part of the roster play more. As a GM I would be looking at plucking some potential Oline from other teams practice squad. There may be one or two that got by waivers and are squirreled away on a PS somewhere. Never hurts to take a look.

This season is lost. If Bidwill does the right thing then we will have a new GM and HC after the season. As a matter of fact I would be looking for my new GM now. The one last winnable game has passed us by.

Right now SF has the first pick in the draft and the Cards are sitting at #2.

 

[Willie D]

Reminds me of this...and I was at this game.

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[NJCardFan]

I agree. It's the Cardinal way. No team is better at winning a meaningless game than we are. This is a team that has figured out how to NOT end up with Namath & both Manning brothers. We also have a very proud guy in Fitz who will somehow, someway rally this team to 1 more W. I'm sure of it.

IMO Jim Hart and Charlie Johnson were better QB's than Namath. Namath is probably the most overrated QB in history. Take that SB win away from him and the only way he sniffs the HOF is if he buys a ticket.

 

[PACardsFan]

IMO Jim Hart and Charlie Johnson were better QB's than Namath. Namath is probably the most overrated QB in history. Take that SB win away from him and the only way he sniffs the HOF is if he buys a ticket.

Jim Hart was my favorite Cardinal as a kid & Charlie Johnson was very good too. Statistically, their numbers are similar & Namath did make his hay by winning a SB. Namath had arthritic knees before he was 23 years of age. He took injections in both knees while at Alabama. In today's NFL, he couldn't pass a physical in order to even play. But, could you imagine how much better looking our cheerleaders in St. Louis would have looked if Broadway Joe had signed with the Cardinals instead of the Jets!! LOL

 

[NJCardFan]

Jim Hart was my favorite Cardinal as a kid & Charlie Johnson was very good too. Statistically, their numbers are similar & Namath did make his hay by winning a SB. Namath had arthritic knees before he was 23 years of age. He took injections in both knees while at Alabama. In today's NFL, he couldn't pass a physical in order to even play. But, could you imagine how much better looking our cheerleaders in St. Louis would have looked if Broadway Joe had signed with the Cardinals instead of the Jets!! LOL

Statistically Hart was far better. Hart's issue is that the Cards always had a mediocre defense. Namath also got lucky. The Colts took that game for granted and personally I'm in the camp that thought the game was fixed. Baltimore should have throttled the Jets that day. After that he never won another playoff game and only had 1 other winning season. Bit of trivia though. Namath ended up being coached by the same guy who would have been his Cardinals coach. Oh, and all the Cards had to do was ask him to sign after the Orange Bowl and he would have been a Cardinal.

 

[TRW]

Reminds me of this...and I was at this game.

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Me too

 

[PACardsFan]

Statistically Hart was far better. Hart's issue is that the Cards always had a mediocre defense. Namath also got lucky. The Colts took that game for granted and personally I'm in the camp that thought the game was fixed. Baltimore should have throttled the Jets that day. After that he never won another playoff game and only had 1 other winning season. Bit of trivia though. Namath ended up being coached by the same guy who would have been his Cardinals coach. Oh, and all the Cards had to do was ask him to sign after the Orange Bowl and he would have been a Cardinal.

Charley Winner

One of the few HC's in Cardinal history that lasted 5 years under Bill Bidwill. He actually had a winning record as a Cardinal HC. His 1970 team beat the Cowboys in Dallas 38-0, which is still my favorite win. The Cardinals lost their last 3 games of the year to finish at 8-5-1 & miss the playoffs. Winner was subsequently fired & Cowboys ended up going to the SB, only to be beaten on a last second FG by the Baltimore Colts.

 

[LoyalRam]

This thread is like reading the story of the Titanic, the unsinkable ship cruising through the North Atlantic at 11:39pm.....

 

[MadCardDisease]

I thought you said that you were a die hard Cardinals fan?

There is always a chance for the Cardinals to find a way to lose a game.

Man I have been a Cardinals fan way too long.

 

[cardpa]

Charley Winner

One of the few HC's in Cardinal history that lasted 5 years under Bill Bidwill. He actually had a winning record as a Cardinal HC. His 1970 team beat the Cowboys in Dallas 38-0, which is still my favorite win. The Cardinals lost their last 3 games of the year to finish at 8-5-1 & miss the playoffs. Winner was subsequently fired & Cowboys ended up going to the SB, only to be beaten on a last second FG by the Baltimore Colts.

Oh, that brings back memories, Monday Night Football too in front of a national audience.

 

[Tyler3450]

this cost me $1000 in my survivor pool.

 

[TruColor]

Oh, that brings back memories, Monday Night Football too in front of a national audience.

My dad still talks about that game...watching Dandy Don Meredith in tears in the broadcast booth.