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Arizona Cardinals 2006 Season Home Games - Tickets
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Saturday
1:00 PM | University of Phoenix Stadium (formerly Cardinals Stadium) in Glendale, AZ | $4 - $250 | Buy Sell | | San Diego Chargers at Arizona Cardinals Tickets (Preseason) 8/25 | 8-25-2007
Saturday
7:00 PM | University of Phoenix Stadium (formerly Cardinals Stadium) in Glendale, AZ | $9 - $350 | Buy Sell | | 2007 Arizona Cardinals Tickets - Season Package (Includes Tickets for all Regular Season Home Games.) | | University of Phoenix Stadium (formerly Cardinals Stadium) in Glendale, AZ | $299 - $4000 | Buy Sell | | Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals Tickets 9/16 | 9-16-2007
Sunday
1:05 PM | University of Phoenix Stadium (formerly Cardinals Stadium) in Glendale, AZ | $24 - $550 | Buy Sell | | Pittsburgh Steelers at Arizona Cardinals Tickets 9/30 | 9-30-2007
Sunday
1:15 PM | University of Phoenix Stadium (formerly Cardinals Stadium) in Glendale, AZ | $30 - $841 | Buy Sell | | Carolina Panthers at Arizona Cardinals Tickets 10/14 | 10-14-2007
Sunday
1:05 PM | University of Phoenix Stadium (formerly Cardinals Stadium) in Glendale, AZ | $24 - $550 | Buy Sell | | Detroit Lions at Arizona Cardinals Tickets 11/11 | 11-11-2007
Sunday
2:15 PM | University of Phoenix Stadium (formerly Cardinals Stadium) in Glendale, AZ | $12 - $550 | Buy Sell | | San Francisco 49ers at Arizona Cardinals Tickets 11/25 | 11-25-2007
Sunday
2:05 PM | University of Phoenix Stadium (formerly Cardinals Stadium) in Glendale, AZ | $24 - $550 | Buy Sell | | Cleveland Browns at Arizona Cardinals Tickets 12/2 | 12-2-2007
Sunday
2:05 PM | University of Phoenix Stadium (formerly Cardinals Stadium) in Glendale, AZ | $23 - $720 | Buy Sell | | Atlanta Falcons at Arizona Cardinals Tickets 12/23 | 12-23-2007
Sunday
2:05 PM | University of Phoenix Stadium (formerly Cardinals Stadium) in Glendale, AZ | $6 - $550 | Buy Sell | | St. Louis Rams at Arizona Cardinals Tickets 12/30 | 12-30-2007
Sunday
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Baltimore Ravens 2005 News and Notes
Cards lose to Broncos for last preseason game.
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - Count depth among the strengths of the
Denver Broncos
this season.
Even though none of their starters played, the Broncos beat the
Arizona Cardinals
30-21 on Friday night behind
Bradlee Van Pelt
's three touchdown passes.
''That's what you want to see,'' Denver coach Mike Shanahan said. ''Obviously it wasn't perfect by any means, but we had a chance to see some of our second unit play against their starters, and it's always a good evaluation. You never know when a guy's going to go down in the regular season.''
Van Pelt, a second-year pro from Colorado State who won the No. 2 quarterback job behind
Jake Plummer
, completed 16 of 26 passes for 129 yards.
''I'm slowly going to get better,'' Van Pelt said. ''As I get more comfortable with the NFL defenses and with our scheme itself, I'm going to be able to get my rhythm on. It's going to take a little while, but I just keep on plugging away and I'll be OK.''
Two of the scoring passes went to
Darius Watts
, who gained some redemption after botching two catches in the end zone two weeks ago against San Francisco.
''A guy's got to do that,'' Shanahan said. ''There's a lot of pressure on them. They're getting paid to perform. When they're inconsistent, they've got a responsibility to the entire football team to go out there and get the job done.''
The other TD catch was made by rookie Todd Devoe, in a fight to make Denver's roster.
Tatum Bell
rushed for 78 yards in eight carries for the Broncos, and
Ron Dayne
44 in six attempts.
The victory left Denver the lone unbeaten team in the preseason at 4-0. Arizona finished 3-1.
Shanahan sat his starters for the fourth and final preseason game, resting them for their season opener Sept. 11 at Miami. The backups were good enough and then some on a hot night at Sun Devil Stadium, where the temperature at kickoff was 99 degrees.
''We just couldn't get it,'' Arizona coach Dennis Green said. ''They outplayed us across the board.''
Arizona's first-team offense struggled again, especially the running game. Rookie J.J. Arrington gained 7 yards on five carries.
''We're not running the ball very well, but we are I think going to throw the ball pretty well,'' Green said, ''so we might throw more than we'd like to. If that's the case, we'll live with it.''
The Cardinals' first string did put together a touchdown drive, going 85 yards in nine plays,
Kurt Warner
throwing 23 yards to
Bryant Johnson
for the score to put Arizona up 7-3 late in the first quarter.
''It was just me being in the right place and Kurt getting the ball there,'' Johnson said. ''There was nothing spectacular or anything. We were both just doing our job.''
But the Broncos, still going against the Cardinals' starters, responded with a 10-play, 80-yard drive on their next possession. Bell's 35-yard run helped set up Van Pelt's 4-yard touchdown pass to Watts and Denver led for good, 10-7.
Arizona's
Neil Rackers
had field goals of 26, 28 and 23 yards. Third-string quarterback
John Navarre
directed an eight-play, 90-yard touchdown drive, throwing 17 yards to
Reggie Newhouse
for the score with 36 seconds to play.
Warner, who played the first two series, was 4-of-7 for 66 yards. He was not intercepted.
''I still think we have a lot of work to do, but guys are getting more comfortable and coming into their own,'' Warner said. ''We have a lot of guys mixing in and out of the offensive line. You're talking basically the fourth center we've had in four games.''
Arizona backup
Josh McCown
completed 10 of 19 passes for 123 yards and had what would have been a 10-yard touchdown pass dropped by rookie Dan Sheldon in the third quarter.
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