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The Arizona Cardinals have been predicted to be the surprise team for what seems like every year over the past two decades, but they finally made it happen in 2008.

The Cardinals looked like a strong playoff contender for much of the season but then fell apart down the stretch, losing... Read More


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The Arizona Cardinals have been predicted to be the surprise team for what seems like every year over the past two decades, but they finally made it happen in 2008.

The Cardinals looked like a strong playoff contender for much of the season but then fell apart down the stretch, losing a few games by an embarrasingly high number of points.

What looked to be a very short playoff stay turned out to be anything but, as the Cardinals caught fire and quickly became the hottest team out of all of the teams in the postseason.

It's worth mentioning that quarterback Kurt Warner will be a year older and coming off of surgery while wide receiver Anquan Boldin is not happy with upper management and has demanded a trade.

Boldin is extremely popular among his peers, who seem to have no problem with his trade demands. Losing Boldin would be a huge blow to that explosive passing game.

Things will be tougher this year for the Cardinals, who get their bye very early on in the year (Week 4 to be exact). That means the team will have find a way to stay healthy and fresh without any time off for the final 13 weeks.

The Cardinals will take on the NFC North and AFC South in 2009, which should prove to be a small but insignificant challenge. The AFC South will be tough but the NFC North shouldn't be too terribly bad.

Arizona will have to fight through two straight road games against the Seattle Seahawks and New York Giants, two tough places to play. A trip to the East Coast doesn't usually go well, either.
 
 
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The Arizona Cardinals battled quarterback and defensive issues in 2007 en route to yet another year without making the playoffs.

It seems like every year over the past decade, the Cardinals have been predicted to finally have a breakout season. However, it may finally come true in 2008.

The biggest issue for the Cardinals to settle coming out of training camp is their quarterback situation. The immature, inexperienced and so far disappointing Matt Leinart missed nearly all of last season with a broken collarbone.

The injury allowed veteran Kurt Warner significant time under center, and he played pretty well despite his penchant for turnovers. The Cardinals are saying Leinart is their guy this year, but I remain unconvinced.

The good news is that whoever plays quarterback will have plenty of help around him despite wide receiver Bryant Johnson heading to San Francisco.

Wide receivers Larry Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin are in their prime and form one of the top wideout duos in the NFL. The Cardinals drafted Early Doucet in April, and he could be a fantastic third wideout.

In the backfield, Edgerrin James rebounded to have a solid second season with the Cardinals, but there is no doubt he is in the twilight of his career.

Defensively, the team brought back linebacker Karlos Dansby, who is the leader of the unit. The defense probably won't improve much from last year to this year, but even the slightest uptick would really help considering their explosive offense.

The team's biggest defensive strength is probably their secondary, where safety Adrian Wilson leads the way. Their best performance as a unit last year was against the Pittsburgh Steelers, as head coach Ken Whisenhunt used his knowledge of the team from all the time he spent coaching there to develop a great game plan.

If the Cardinals can get steady play from the quarterback position and some improvement on defense, they should be able to contend for the NFC West crown thanks to a division where parity reigns.
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