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The Arizona Cardinals will face off tonight against the Seattle Seahawks in Glendale. Before you get your gameday routines started, make this roundup of gameday links how you get things going.
Cardinals:
Cardinals Blogs | What to do with Dansby
Dansby’s play has been fantastic. He is in great shape, he and Washington are pushing each other and ‘Los smiles all the time.
Cardinals Blogs | Wednesday before the Seahawks
– Turnovers have been brutal for the Cards – eight of them in the three losses – and Bruce Arians certainly hasn’t been happy with it. How to fix it? "Quit doing it," Arians said. "Hold on to the damn ball and quit throwing it to the other team. It’s really simple. It plagues some teams and right now it’s plaguing us and we have to fix it."
Wednesday Five: Seahawks At Cardinals
A glance at five top storylines for Thursday’s Cardinals-Seahawks game at University of Phoenix Stadium:
Opposing View: Seahawks Talk Cards
Hear from Richard Sherman and Russell Wilson
Cardinals Embracing NFC West Battles
Notebook: Stopping Lynch; Campbell optimistic he'll play; Helping Palmer with trust
Doctors to decide Thursday if Cardinals' Calais Campbell plays - ESPN
Arizona Cardinals defensive end Calais Campbell won't know until Thursday afternoon if he'll be able to play against the Seattle Seahawks.
Welcome to #CardsMailbag, a weekly installment that allows you to ask Josh Weinfuss questions throughout the week via Twitter @joshweinfuss.
Players question wisdom, safety of Thursday NFL games
Adequate healing, practice time compromised to accommodate NFL's Thursday night games.
Arizona Cardinals' defense gears up to contain Seahawks RB Marshawn Lynch ArizonaSports.com
The Cardinals' next game will be another big test for the their run defense.
Arizona Cardinals' Calais Campbell ‘looks like he's ready to go' ArizonaSports.com
Wednesday, Campbell stood in front of his locker confident he would be able to play against NFC West-leading Seattle in a little over 24 hours at University of Phoenix Stadium.
Whether it is his fault or not, the quarterback is always the first player criticized, the first player blamed when a play doesn't work or a game is lost.
The veteran quarterback thinks that his receivers will need to match the muscle of Seattle's defensive duo to be successful.
NFL:
Breaking Madden: Vince Young runs the Texans out of their misery - SBNation.com
Houston native Vince Young wants to play football again. The Texans are mired in the dumbest quarterback controversy of the season. Let's put the two together in Madden and see if one man can kill an entire game's worth of clock.
Jay Ratliff issues statement on release from Cowboys - SBNation.com
Former Cowboys nose tackle Jay Ratliff is speaking out about his dismissal from Dallas.
The Notebook: Home field embarrassment - SBNation.com
This week, we put a pair of coaching decisions under the microscope, one good and one bad. Also, two of the game's top linebackers right now are being overlooked, and Green Bay has a new closer.
Daily Win: Mike Tomlin hates everything - SBNation.com
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin has banned touchdown flipping and ping pong, so Dan Rubenstein holds a mini funeral for the small amount of fun left in professional football
Are the Colts better off with Andrew Luck? - SBNation.com
Indianapolis was fortunate enough to replace one franchise quarterback with another, but was it the right move?
Josh Freeman Named Starting Quarterback For Giants Game - Daily Norseman
The Matt Cassel era is dead. Long live the Matt Cassel era.
NFL picks, Week 7: Bills, Jets, Bucs & Cardinals seeking division upsets - SBNation.com
Underdogs like the Bills and Cardinals are looking to get a win against favored division rivals this week. And, of course, the Colts would like to give Peyton Manning his first loss of the season in his return trip to Indianapolis.
Nick Foles, the Eagles' new starting quarterback? - SBNation.com
It just wouldn't be Philadelphia without a quarterback controversy.
Jim Irsay Never took a Shot at Peyton Manning - Stampede Blue
People have been overreacting to Jim Irsay's comments regarding Peyton Manning, perceiving it as a shot against his good friend and former quarterback. That's not the case. Just stop it.
NFL Thursday night games happen because of dollars, not sense - SBNation.com
The NFL's Thursday Night Football schedule hasn't been a huge hit with players or fans, yet the league is reportedly considering adding more games to the schedule.
Bruce Arians isn't a fan of Thursday Night Football - SBNation.com
Arizona's head coach would not mind seeing the mid-week game go away.
How the Patriots limited Jimmy Graham - SBNation.com
We take a look at how the New England Patriots held New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmy Graham without a catch (prior to his injury late in the fourth quarter) on Sunday.
Aaron Rodgers is running out of wide receivers - SBNation.com
With Randall Cobb on short-term injured reserve and James Jones hurting, who exactly is Aaron Rodgers going to throw the ball to?