S1E7 The New Season
The Cardinals play host to the one of the wildest playoff games in NFL history as Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers return to the desert seeking revenge for a Week 16 blowout.
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🏆 Top Episodes
#2
S1E8
All or Nothing?
With a trip to the Super Bowl on the line, the Cardinals travel to Carolina to face Cam Newton and the Panthers in the NFC Championship Game.
#3
S1E1
The Cardinal Rules
Bruce Arians and the Arizona Cardinals begin the 2015 season on a mission to win the Super Bowl as quarterback Carson Palmer returns from a knee injury to join forces with veteran receiver Larry Fitzgerald and a pair of new running backs.
- 4. S1E6 "Endings and Beginnings"
- 5. S1E3 "The Penthouse"
- 6. S1E4 "The Wheel"
- 7. S1E5 "December Football"
- 8. S1E2 "Fog"
📉 Bottom Episodes
#8
S1E2
Fog
The Cardinals face adversity for the first time and call for reinforcements as they prepare for a road trip that will take them to a remote mountain resort and a visit to Coach Bruce Arians's former team, the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- 7. S1E5 "December Football"
- 6. S1E4 "The Wheel"
- 5. S1E3 "The Penthouse"
- 4. S1E6 "Endings and Beginnings"
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0 Infamous
4 Hidden Gems
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Top Standout: S1E7 The New Season
Best Hidden Gem: S1E8 All or Nothing?
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