https://www.gofundme.com/f/arizona-deserves-better-sell-the-cardinals

Same man, same..

Source: https://www.youtube.com/live/8aYlkuJRGIY

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Three teams have allowed 14 passing touchdowns this season, and the Cardinals are one of them. What’s worse? Arizona has allowed a touchdown pass for every 9.92 passing attempts. Technically, they are allowing a passing touchdown just over 10 percent of the time.

Here is another dreary stat: the Cardinals have allowed just 88 catches this season. That is tied for the fourth-lowest mark in the NFL. Divide 88 by 14, and they are allowing one touchdown reception for every 6.2 completions.

Arizona is the only team in the NFL to allow at least nine yards per pass attempt heading into Week 6: 9.1, to be exact.

Already hitting the initial goal for digital billboards, need more for physical ones. I pitched in from Canada! Im sick of this product, hopefully we can atleast get a proper team president or something. All it needs is a news station to pick up on a billboard for this to blow up. Fingers crossed.

Edit: 8k Raised, billboards expected tonight/ tomorrow! Not sure if I can link Twitter here.

Motherfucker… MILF, if you’re being forced to do this, blink twice.

It’s been 6 years since I’ve been a cardinals season ticket holder. So ever since I first bought season tickets with my dad in 2007 to 2019 I’ve seen the ups and downs of this cardinals franchise. From being traumatized during the Super Bowl year in 2009 and the Bruce Arians years to the Steve Wilkes, Jonathan Gannon, Mike lafleur era I’ve seen it all. Michael bidwell needs to sell this team faster than buccees gets full. I’d absolutely love to drive in the freeways in Arizona seeing sell the team billboards everywhere. I’m done watching cardinals games till bidwell sells the team. I can’t do it anymore. We haven’t had a first round draft pick hit in a long time. Maybe Bidwell has hardly given any of our scouts the proper resources to scout talent or what but dang it’s just sad to see.

It is cathartic to read about how the Bidwill’s have lost the fans support, and that we are now all voicing our frustrations. I remember driving home from loss after loss listening to the post-game radio show and hearing people be shut down or told that they “need to be positive.”

If the team wins, the fans will be there. Cardinal fans have shown up even when the only thing to cheer for was hope. Our favorite players have been those not because they brought us accolades or banners, but simply because they wanted to play for our team.

The Bidwill family has had three opportunities to build a football culture in their home cities, and have failed each time. They are the longest-tenured family ownership group in the NFL. They are not going to sell. I predict they will simply move the team again. And the fans will be the ones left behind, picking up the pieces.

The Cardinals are not expected to switch to Carson Beck until late November, per @DanGrazianoESPN "I absolutely expect the Cardinals to take a look at Beck at some point this season, though I've been told it might not happen until late November, when their schedule eases up a bit. Arizona's next six games are @ LAR, home against DEN, @ DAL, @ SEA, home to the Rams and @ KC– a bit of a gauntlet for a rookie QB. Of course, it's possible we will see Beck sooner, especially if Brissett gets traded at the deadline, but I don't get the sense the Cardinals are planning to rush this."

TD-incoming on Sunday 💲💲💲, finally Ossenfort will be fired if Harrison Jr going off will embarrass the team president, Michael Bidwill!

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“As much as he wants to battle through, we’re all in agreeance right now as just give him a little bit of rest and see as the week goes on what that will entail for Sunday,” LaFleur said Wednesday.

The head coach added it is not the same preseason ankle issue Love dealt with.

Depending on how Love gets through the week, veteran running back Tyler Allgeier could be in for a larger role against the Los Angeles Rams.

As someone who has suffered through losing both the Big Red to Phoenix and sending the Rams back to LA I just want to offer this piece of advice: be careful with your owner hatred. Because billionaires don't like being told what to do and will gladly burn bridges to spite little people.

For those that don't know there was a strong "Fire Bidwill" movement back in the 1980s. Even before he asked for a new football only stadium in St. Louis there were bars and restaurants selling Fire Bidwill buttons and t-shirts when the team sucked. As a kid remember my dad buying a Fire Bidwill button at the tailgate and me wearing it to a few games. And I'm convinced this was the beginning of the end of the football Cardinals in St. Louis.

I completely understand your frustration and love what you guys are doing. And I know I'm going to be yelled at, told to shut up and maybe even have this post removed by mods. But all I can say as someone who has lived through it: be careful what you wish for.

(BTW: How long is the Cardinals lease at State Farm? When does it end?)

Imagine a guy inherits a furniture store from his dad, despite knowing absolutely nothing about furniture. Fortunately for him, his store is part of a group of 32 furniture stores in the Valley that have all agreed to share their profits equally.

After years of running his store, he has very few customers, and the ones he does have constantly complain about the poor quality of his furniture. The couches fall apart, the chairs are uncomfortable, the tables wobble, and the beds break down long before they should. His showroom is outdated, his employees are poorly managed, and his customer service is among the worst in the Valley. Meanwhile, the other furniture stores are constantly improving their products, investing in better showrooms, and finding new ways to attract customers.

But here's the best part: None of that matters. Year after year, he watches his bank account grow because people in the Valley LOVE furniture, and they're spending a fortune at the other stores.

Without this profit-sharing agreement, our guy would have gone out of business years ago. But lucky for him, he's locked into this incredible deal.

Is it fair to the other store owners? Not really. But they're making so much money selling quality furniture that sharing their profits doesn't hurt them enough to make a fuss.

Meanwhile, our guy is living the dream. He gets to spend millions every year on fancy toys, personal luxuries, and exciting new business ventures. And the best part? It doesn't matter how many terrible financial decisions he makes because he knows that every year, like clockwork, another massive check will arrive, courtesy of the other furniture stores that actually know how to run a successful business.

He doesn't need to improve his furniture, attract more customers, or even learn how to run a furniture store. He just needs to keep collecting checks.

What an incredible deal for our guy. Not so much for everyone else, though. Especially his customers.

Oof

Are there any areas after these first five weeks that you feel you could have been better?

”Too many to say.”

Cool. Awesome.

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Jackson is ranked as the 10th-best tackle in the NFL, according to Pro Football Focus, having allowed only one sack in 375 snaps.

Alaric Jackson was suspended two games for punching Buffalo Bills edge rusher Bradley Chubb after Monday night’s game, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

- OL Salyer (6’-4”, 335 pounds) The Los Angeles Chargers made him a sixth-round draft pick in 2022. Salyer has played in 64 NFL games with 40 starts with LA.

- QB Conner Bazelak (6’-3”, 225 pounds). He was a six-year senior due to the pandemic.

- LB Bradyn Swinson (6’-4”, 255 pounds) of Oregon and LSU was a fifth-round pick of the New England Patriots in 2025 and played mainly on special teams.

- LB Riley Wilson (6’-1”, 226 pounds) went undrafted out of Arizona this year and signed with the Patriots, was released, signed to the practice squad, then waived on September 29.

The other four are wide receivers: Joaquin Davis, Courtney Jackson, Shedrick Jackson, and Dayton Wade.

College football is about half way through the season. Assuming we could take anyone, who would it be? It was thought to be a great QB class but seems like a lot of regression or lack of improvement. Sellers has regressed, Manning still hasn’t taken a step forward, Moore (concussed) but still looks meh. Who would be your pick?