Clark Haggans News

Ken from Los Angeles writes: I still blame the Cardinals' defense for the loss to Tennessee, but the hold on Clark Haggans seems to be quite blatant.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. a ' There are various numbers that can measure the Arizona Cardinals' pain after Sunday's loss to the Tennessee Titans: a 99 yards.

You've heard of the five-second rule. Well, Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt has a 24-hour rule.

Football is a game of emotional roulette. One bounce can mean the difference between champagne toasts and antacid dinners.

Click here for an interactive view of this report. Offense: For three series in the first half, the Cardinals were as sharp as an offense can get, scoring on drives of 87, 90 and 78 yards.

The Cardinals defense gave up 472 yards against Seattle on Sunday, but it was stingy in the red zone.

Seattle coach Jim Mora remains angry over the way an Arizona defender treated quarterback Matt Hasselbeck during a loss to the Cardinals.

Darren Urban of azcardinals.com says Arizona responded to a tough home crowd. Urban: "The Cards had 122 yards rushing.

Frustrated over what's become a lost season for his Seahawks, Jim Mora used sarcasm to make a point he hopes gets heard throughout league headquarters.

Arizona took Seattle's best shot, bounced off the mat and reiterated their alpha dog status in the NFC West with a 31-20 pillar victory.

There are switches at University of Stadium that cause the field to slide and the roof to open , but this season no one could locate the one that made Cardinals play efficiently at home.

Is the Cardinals' defense actually capable of earning a No. 1 ranking, which is what new coordinator Billy Davis said he thought was entirely possible at the start of the season? "I think we do have the ability to be a No.

Paul's Call . It's the sawed off shotgun of sports. It's a Football Friday with Paulie Pigskin.

Cardinals congratulate Beanie Wells after his second-quarter touchdown run. These aren't the same old Cardinals.

Some NFL Sundays you want to forget when the alarm rings the next morning. Your team lost, you're in a foul mood, and you don't want to talk about the game around the water cooler.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando The Cardinals' Calais Campbell and Clark Haggans will share a first-quarter sack previously awarded only to Haggans, the NFL determined.

GLENDALE, Ariz. _ If you want to pick at the Arizona Cardinals for their 28-21 victory over the Houston Texans on Sunday, feel free.

When the San Francisco 49ers meet the Arizona Cardinals, odd things tend to happen.

When the San Francisco 49ers meet the Arizona Cardinals , odd things tend to happen.

Many writers and bloggers are picking the Cardinals to fall back to the pack, but in an otherwise atrocious NFC West, I see them as the class of the field by a long shot.