Vikings roll past Cardinals 27-24 on Favre’s heroics

Posted in NFL Betting on November 8th, 2010 by admin – Comments Off
At 46 years old National Football League superstar quarterback Brett Favre continue to amaze the sporting world with his limitless talent.
Favre once again played hero when he lead the home-team Minnesota Vikings to a thrilling 27-24 victory over the visiting Arizona Cardinals in the ongoing NFL season.
In the game, Favre was spectacular as he threw for 446 yards, more than he had throw in in any of his previous 285 career regular season starts.
Favre also 36 completions which tied for the most in his career (had 36 on Dec. 5, 1993 at Bears) to improve his team’s win-loss record to 3-5 which ties the Cardinals this year.
The superstar quarterback was like a man possessed as he engineered another jaw-dropping fourth-quarter comeback that may have saved the Vikings’ season.
The NFL veteran was very focused in the game as he  completed  36 of 47 passes with two touchdowns and two interceptions in easily his best performance of the season.
It was his first 400-yard game since Dec. 5, 1993, when he threw for 402 at Chicago as a Green Bay Packer.
Favre’s masterful performance Favre made him joined the ranks of Tommy Kramer and Joe Kapp as the Vikings quarterbacks with the most prolific passing games in team history.
On the losing side, Cardinals reliable quarterback Derek Anderson top-scored for his team as he went 15 for 26 for 179 yards and a touchdown.
Minneapolis native Larry Fitzgerald supported the strong game of Anderso for the Cardinals as he had seven catches for 107 yards, who had the ball first to start overtime.
Despite their loss, Anderson is still smiling since his performance showed the world that he is now  ready to carry the team on his back after the recent retirement of the team’s former superstar quarterback Kurt Warner.

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Rookie QB Hall ready for stardom in NFL after okay performance in Cardinals victory

Posted in Uncategorized on October 13th, 2010 by admin – Comments Off
Undrafted Arizona Cardinals rookie quarterback Max Hall is now ready to become a full-time starter  for his team after his modest performance that help his team defeat the defending National Football League champion New Orleans Saints.
In his first game as a starting quarterback for the Cardinals, Hall completed 17 of 27 passes for 168 yards to carry his team to a 30-20 victory against the Saints in-front of their cheering fans.
Despite his important passes, Hall still showed some rookie mistakes as he committed an error when he throw an interception that lead to an early Saints field goal and fumbled twice.
The average performance of Hall still draw praises from his teammates linebackers Paris Lenon and Joey Porter who said he could become a star in the NFL if he continue to learn and develop every day.
Cardinals coach Ken Whisehunt is quite happy with the performance of Hall saying he passed the big test of his young NFL career.
Whisehunt said the former BYU star still has a lot to learn but he is confident he can develop to become one of the elite quarterbacks in the NFL.
He said with his performance, the rookie quarterback has big chances of being the full-time starting quarterback of the team in the current NFL season.
The Cardinals coach said he might be relying on a rookie quarterback but the chances of his team of capturing the Super Bowl crown this year is high.
With their latest victory both the Saints and Cardinals are now tied at 3-2 win loss record.
Whisehunt said under the leadership of Hall, the team will continue to play hard so that they can realize their dream of being declared as NFL champion in the current NFL season.
The Saints on the other-side of the fence is sad with their loss.
Despite their loss, the Saints vowed to play even harder so that they can successfully defend their NFL crown this year.

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Arizona Cardinals host tough game vs defending NFL champ New Orleans Saints

Posted in NFL Betting on October 10th, 2010 by admin – Comments Off
The Arizona Cardinals face a tough task in the current National Football League season when they play host to the defending champion New Orleans Saints on October 10.
The Arizona Cardinals who will be lead by starting quarterback undrafted rookie Max Hall will pit skills against the New Orleans Saints lead by superstar quarterback Peyton Manning.
Hall will have his hands full against the Saints and Manning, the most valuable player the past NFL season, but he releaved that he is readu in their game.
Cardinals coach Ken Whisehunt said his decision to put rookie Hall might be surprising but he beleive it is the right thing to do at the moment since the latter played great in their past four games.
Whisehunt said based on what he sees, Hall is now ready to take the role as starting quarterback for the Cardinals and do battle against the rest of the top quarterbacks in the NFL today.
He beleive if Hall will play great in their game against the Saints they have good chances on pulling an upset against the defending Super Bowl Champion.
The 6-foot-1 Hall a hometown favorite, having grown up in nearby Mesa is very happy with the great reward given to him by the team to become its starting quarterback despite his age.
Hall said he will do his best to bring victory to the Cardinals agaist the Saints.
Taking a better 3-1 record against the 2-2 of the Cardinals, the Saints are dead serious on beating the Cardinals in-front of their fans.
If luck will be on his side, Manning is again expected to have a stellar performance against the Cardinals.
The Cardinals is however very focussed to bring down the Saints and bring joy to the team and its countless fans around the world.

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