Warner had a jammed thumb or something like that after he fumbles the first time, which may have been the main factor to his fumbleitis. Nothing can be said about his pick 6 to Revis, but just the fumbles.

If that was the case, why not put in Leinart? Is he that deep in boiling water that they don’t trust him in a game they were never in?

that I saw during the game but that is no excuse for the turnovers he caused. Given, he did get rocked all day and when your playing a 2 and 3 man rush that is still getting to the QB you should probably start thinking about whose heads are going to roll. No excuse either for Brown. I know from experience that it should not take 8 games into a season to adjust to playing an opposite side of the line. Tackle is Tackle, and if you have the athleticism to play it you should transition from LT to RT. I also noticed however that a few of the sack\fumbles that happened Warner did not even attempt to step up into the pocket to prevent that from happening. Part of being a tackle is having a QB with the vision to feel pressure from the outside and adjusting to it, inexcusable for a vet. I also know what tackified gloves feel like when they are wet, and it’s the exact opposite than when there dry. They become extra slick and Warner probably should have axed them for the game. I completely agree with the way our defensive game planning has been terrible ever since the 49ers game. Why go after all the dline and LB depth in free agency if you’re not going to use them effectively. Open up the blitz and force them to beat us instead of "playing not to lose". I could go on more but I’m going to save the extremely long wind post for now.

Poor weather and the Cardinals have never mixed well, so when I heard that it was going to be wet this weekend in NY I was pretty worried. Yet I was able to minimize my fears by convincing myself they’ve practiced in that weather while holed up in Virginia/DC. Clearly, I’m delusional.

This was a “classic” steaming heap of feces the Cardinals splattered all over Giants’ Stadium at the Meadowlands. They seemed to be going well then shot themselves in a foot, repeatedly, until the were walking on a bloody stump by halftime. Where they depart somewhat from that classic Cards template is they actually put up a fight in the second half, making it “close” at 13 points down, before they returned to shooting the other foot off. ::sigh::

The whole frakking team deserves the blame. All of them. Even the practice squad guys. The people that cooked their meals. The families that raised them. BAD people, BAD, BAD, BAD! No biscuit! The whole team seemed to give up at times, as if every Favre “gimme” TD pass was a direct kick to the crotch. One player (Eric Green?) was quoted as wanting to be done with this game and back on the airplane. WTF? Finish the game with the same intensity you started the game! That’s the “culture” that Coach Whiz was supposed to change…as was Green, as was McGinnis, as was etc. etc. etc.

Explosive diarrhea happens and sometimes you shit yourself on the way to the toilet. You clean yourself up and get on with your life. The Cards shit themselves like I haven’t seen in a long time (48-0 spanking by Seattle at home in ‘02 maybe?). I have faith in the staff and (most of) the players to clean themselves up and move forward wiser for the experience. If not, well, what’s the over/under on the week we start talking about “next year” again?

Brown couldn’t block anyone and Green couldn’t defend anyone. Did my granny just score on Green again. Yeah ’cause my 18 month old daughter just blew passed Brown for the sack and caused a fumble. Bret is still on fire after this one. Maybe we should just get away from the players with last names of colors. Anyways, go RED!! Oops, I mean Cards.

and I had my Cardinals coaster placed here under my beer. I had that old house of Denny Green’s burned to the ground. Momma always said, dyin’ was a part of life. I sure wish it wasn’t.