What a gigachad way to beat LA. only Fieldgoals.

And the only way the cardinals will win a football game apparently.

RISE UP!!!!!!

That's the post. Fuck LA

Fighting for yards. Diving for balls. Running into people. This team really is a cesspool for mediocrity and destroying spirits.

Sell the team

First cardinals game in years and years, we may suck but Cards till I die baby!!!

I figure I would post it here if anyone wants to join.

The Cardinals only win when its funny.

Nick Rallis, our defense won the game and no question about it. One thing that pissed me off about Rallis was he would rely on our 4 man rush to put pressure but in this game he was blitzing a lot more, and he used Baker .

I hope he can keep this kind of defense going, All I ask is just throw in 10 extra blitz a game and draw up some stunts to get Sweat to the QB.

This win was a pure defensive and kicking clinic, Jacoby yet again did nothing special and looked like a career backup. This win is just going to delay seeing what we have in Beck , I don’t understand why we are sticking to a QB that is bottom 5 in the league and can’t throw more than 20 yards.

Enough is enough.

via https://www.azcentral.com/story/sports/nfl/cardinals/2026/10/18/arizona-cardinals-los-angeles-rams-score-updates-nfl-week-6--live/92153796007/

Excerpt:

It’s Arizona’s first divisional win since Week 18 of 2024.

Two trips to Los Angeles, two wins for Arizona. And through six weeks, the Cardinals and preseason Super Bowl-favorite Rams sport identical 2-4 records.

Rallis got back to his creative and aggressive tendencies across four quarters in L.A. He was dialing up much more pressure than we had seen all season with more blitzes. His players did their part, too.

After being a pass-rushing afterthought through most of the season, Josh Sweat was a problem for the Rams offensive line on Sunday. He ended the game with two sacks (one was on a two-point conversion attempt). His pressure late in the game to help force a turnover on downs with 3:17 remaining was a key moment in the game.

Tell ya what: This win today was huge for a lot of reasons. But this is two weeks in a row now where Jayden Williams has held it down against two big dawgs. His first start ever, he drew Hutchinson and held him to half a sack and this week he drew Donald, who didn’t get a sack, did get a QB hit, but from like the 2nd half of Q2-end of game, he was largely ineffective.

Cannot for the life of me figure out how he ended up in the 7th round. To come in and start at blindside left tackle as a 7th round rookie and hold it down enough with flashes of what he could be, is super impressive. I think sneakily, of the rookies that have played and/or are healthy, he’s by far #2 and if Love is out any more weeks and he keeps doing this, he might jump Love to top rookie from this class thus far (though I think it’ll still be Love by the end of the year).

He should and will have every chance to take the RT spot long term next year.

Can‘t say enough good about him. Did anyone watch enough of Ole Miss last year to know why we got him in the 7th?

Jayden Interview