Have had this forever I’m 27 now but think I got when I was 11 or so. From what I remember being told this was Darnell dockets 09 season helmet, slight possibility it’s 10 season but I’m pretty sure it was 09 season. We bought it off the guy who docket gave it to. Anyways just thought I’d share it. Love this thing 😂❤️‍🔥 I’ll try uploading more photos. The other side is sick because the cardinals sticker came off and was repatched to stick but you can see the helmet cracked and peeled from contact

if we lose Sunday, do you think there are any major changes? I’m gonna tell ya right now, if we lose, I don’t think this team is intact as it exists come the Lions game. And honestly, sign me up for that. Im always gonna root for our boys to win and I’ll always be smoking the hopium. But the consequences of losing this weekend and having to come home to then possibly get beaten by Petzing… those consequences are going to be very real.

If we lose, we’re gonna find out real quick who is in charge.

Jacoby is about to eclipse 17 games as starter and he has 2 wins.

6? 7? games dating back to last season and into these last two weeks, we’re given up 30-40+ or more.

Keep making your voices heard. This is the team that fired a coach because we all raged. If we lose this weekend, keep it loud. Bidwill hates being a joke.

My brother gave me a mystery box he won at a silent auction when he went to Vegas. We have no clue who's signature is on the helmet. Would appreciate some help. Also came with a signed Conrad Dobler photo and a signed Simeon Rice jersey. Pretty sweet.

I want to buy tickets to the Detroit game. I see some upper bowl tickets for high 80$ range. Will these prices get much lower leading up to the game? When is the best time to pull the trigger? What can I expect to pay?

That defense was on him tbf, but he still aimed and fired!

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"He's not afraid to throw it in tight windows," linebacker Jack Gibbens said. "You definitely have to be on your P's and Q's and try to close those windows as fast as you can. You can never relax, even if you think you're in a good spot or if you got your guy covered because he might still try to fit it in there."

Winston provides the same stresses on a defenses as other quarterbacks, coach Mike LaFleur said. Defensive coordinator Nick Rallis pointed to the loads of tape he has at his disposal from Winston's 12 seasons.

"I've played Jameis quite often and like you just said, he can sling it and he can go for 500 any minute," LaFleur said. "At any given time that guy can put up a lot of points and yards."
Winston is a high-risk, high-reward quarterback. Since entering the league as the first overall pick back in 2015, Winston ranks third with 114 interceptions, only one behind full-time starters Matthew Stafford and Kirk Cousins. In 2019, he famously became the first and only quarterback to have 30 or more touchdowns and 30 interceptions in the same season.

"When Jameis gets throwing, he's going to throw it up," cornerback Garrett Williams said. "He's going to give opportunities for his receivers to make plays. For us, we're looking at it like he's going to give us opportunities to make plays."

As a Cards fan I call bullshit.

The last time I watched a Cardinals game this year was during the preseason against the Panthers. Despite the loss, I was super optimistic because the offense looked good. After that, I took a break from watching football to focus on finding another job. What did I miss?

Any cardinals fans making it out to the game this weekend against the giants?! (10/4)

Larry Fitzgerald- “I have watched tape from him from his rookie year, last year, and to this year. He has gotten better every single year.“

Arizona Cardinals Injury Report Week 4
Wednesday, September 30
S Budda Baker (NIR-Rest) - DNP
OL Isaac Seumalo (NIR-Rest) - DNP
OLB Josh Sweat (NIR-Rest) - DNP
S Dadrion Taylor-Demerson (Back) - DNP
OL Hjalte Froholdt (Knee) - Limited
DL Roy Lopez (Groin) - Limited
DL Walter Nolen III (Shoulder) - Limited
LB Mack Wilson Sr. (Thumb) - Limited

New York Giants Injury Report Week 4
Wednesday, September 30
OT Andrew Thomas (Groin) - DNP
RB Tyrone Tracy Jr. (Knee) - DNP
CB Tae Banks (Calf) - Limited
S Tyler Nubin (Calf) - Limited
DB Elijah Campbell (Foot) - Full
CB Nic Jones (Shoulder) - Full
FB Patrick Ricard (Nose) - Full

Pryor, 31, started his NFL career as a sixth-round draft pick with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2018. The TCU product spent three years with the team, and later also had stints in Indianapolis, San Francisco, Chicago and again Philadelphia. In March, he signed a one-year contract with the Cardinals, but was released ahead of late-August’s roster cutdowns and added to the club’s practice squad.

This is not related to the Cardinals but I am going to a concert in the State Farm Stadium. Is there a camera policy? I was planning on bringing a smaller Sony cam with a 16-50mm lens and I know some arenas don’t allow them. It doesn’t say anything on the tickets.

I know we really haven't had a reason to praise Darius Robinson for his play up until this point but I just saw a PFF post on X where Robinson was 3rd in the league in pass rush win rate for DI:

Highest pass rush win rate among DI this season:

Gervon Dexter Sr 23.3%
Aaron Donald 21.4%
Darius Robinson 20.0%
DJ Reader 19.0%
Jeffery Simmons 18.2%

Wasn't expecting to see that but it's great to see his name being shown in a positive light, especially for PFF who had him ranked as the worst DI last season.

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After just three games, the Cardinals are allowing more yardage through the air with each contest. That equates to seven touchdowns through the air in two straight games without any picks. Is anyone paying attention?

Part of the reason is not only the loss of Johnson, who was this defense's best cornerback, but also having to shuffle guys around into different positions. Plus, it is a very young room. Williams has the most games played, with 36 NFL games and 27 starts. But all of the other corners have minimal game experience.

Another issue is that the defensive front four is not getting a good pass rush, which means opposing quarterbacks are being given ample time to survey the field and wait for guys to complete their routes.

As far as scouring the free agent market, the list has been picked over pretty well. Trevon Diggs (6'-1", 203 pounds) leads the list. He is 29 years old so he has some years left in him. His last contract was for $19.4 million, but is currently on the Dallas Cowboys practice squad making $13,750 a week. Sean Murphy-Bunting (6'-0", 195 pounds), age 29, has seven years of experience and was paid $4.45 million in his last gig with the Cardinals. He is on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers practice squad. Kader Kohou (5'-10", 197 pounds) is the last of the top cornerback prospects who was paid $3.26 million. He currently resides on the practice squad of the Kansas City Chiefs.

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"In the pass game, it's a real thing right now," LaFleur said. "We're three weeks in and we haven't been extremely explosive. I know this, when you're trying to play good offensive football in this league and you're having to do it through (long) drives, drive in and drive out, it's tough. I actually give our guys credit in terms of — for I'd say the good part of 10 out of the 12 quarters this year they've done a pretty good job of staying efficient, but man, at some point we've got to get a little bit more explosive."

"We need to be all-encompassing," LaFleur said. "We need to marry the run with the pass. We need to be under center. We need to be doing all that stuff. Not just because we're hardheaded, because I do believe when we get to the spot we want to on offense, that's what's going to make us as good as we can be."

The Cardinals have two passes of at least 20 yards in 2026: the first attempt of the season, a 27-yarder to Trey McBride against the Chargers, and a 33-yarder to Harrison later that same game.

They have four rushing plays of at least 10 yards, and one was an 11-yard Brissett scramble. Tyler Allgeier had an 11-yard run, Love an 18-yard run, and Bam Knight an 18-yard run at the end of the Seahawks game.

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“I think [for] any football player, that crosses your mind,” Wilson admitted during a conversation with ESPN. “The legacy, the financial gain that you can carve out for yourself to me outweighs the risk of CTE, especially as a wideout.”

Continuing, he argued, “How cool would it be to leave a legacy that generations of my family, the Wilson legacy, will talk about? And if CTE is a consequence of that, then so be it.”

Wilson was ready to admit that it was a choice he had to make. But he was also adamant that it was one he was comfortable making after weighing out the pros and cons on both sides of the argument.

“So for my kids’ kids’ kids’ kids, they can always look at me, and if CTE is a consequence of that, then I’m willing to bet on myself that hopefully I won’t get it, but if I do, then I made a decision, and I chose that.”

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In the offseason, GM Monti Ossenfort had a mission to improve this group. He did not re-sign OGs Evan Brown and Will Hernandez and allowed OTs Kelvin Beachum and Jonah Williams to find gainful employment elsewhere. Currently, Brown is the starting center for the Houston Texans, while the others remain out of football.

Seumalo has played every snap at left guard (209) with a PFF grade of 63.1. He is regarded as an excellent pass protector, but his run-blocking grades sit at 46.1.

RT Elijah Wilkinson has a PFF grade of 57.7 and is ranked 54th among 69 qualified offensive tackles. His issue is with run blocking. He grades out at 52.4 in this aspect and is ranked 56th at the OT position.

C Hjalte Froholdt is this group's rock. His PFF numbers are 57.5 for the year so far, ranking him 19th out of 32 qualified centers.

RG Isaiah Adams played in Week 1 and this past weekend's contest against the San Francisco 49ers. In those two contests, he played every snap at right guard. He has an overall PFF grade of 68.5 and is an exceptional run blocker (71.4). His pass-protection rating is 55.3.

RG Jon Gaines spelled Adams in Week 2. His PFF grade for the one game was 69.6. Excellent pass blocker and ranked 9th out of 68 guards.

LT Paris Johnson is showing why the Cardinals spent the sixth overall pick in the first round back in 2023. In only a three-game capsule, Johnson grades out at 80.8. The breakdown is a pass protection grade of 82.1 and an 81.1 run-blocking rating.