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Yes, the Arizona Cardinals are still 4-1 and they still dominated the Detroit Lions, defeating them 42-17 behind a bevy of turnovers. Do you want to read more? Here are recaps of the game from all over.
Cardinals vs. Lions final score: Arizona uses turnovers, 28 2nd-quarter points to roll over Detroit 42-17 - Revenge of the Birds
Arizona bounces back nicely on the road.
0-5 - Pride Of Detroit
I have no words of encouragement.
Lions explode - Pride Of Detroit
Who cares what the score was do you really need to know
Cardinals vs. Lions final score: What we learned in the 42-17 blowout win - Revenge of the Birds
Take a look at the takeaways from today's win.
The Cardinals' offense is off to one of the most impressive starts in NFL history - SBNation.com
The Cardinals have now outscored their five opponents by 100 points, one of only nine teams to have managed that feat that since the merger in 1970.
Cardinals Smoke Lions On Road
Defense forces six turnovers, offense goes 5-for-5 in red zone during 42-17 blowout
Chris Johnson, Andre Ellington Dominate Lions
Notes: Running back tandem flourishes; Okafor, Clemons, Demens hurt; offensive efficiency
Turnover Party For Defense Against Lions
Six takeaways help lead to Cardinals' blowout win in Detroit
Locker Room Reaction: Detroit Wreck City
Hear from Bruce Arians and the Cardinals after the blowout win over the Lions
Full Highlights: Cardinals at Lions
Relive the top moments from Arizona's dominating performance in Detroit
Cardinals Blogs | In West Virginia, Lions aftermath
You know how it is when you’re packing for a trip. There are just times when you forget to stuff something in the suitcase. That’s what happened to Carson Palmer on the way out to Detroit – forgot to put his knee brace in his bag. So for the first time since he hurt his knee last year, Palmer played without it Sunday in the easy win.
Cardinals collect 6 turnovers in win over Detroit Lions
After their first loss of the season a week ago, the Cardinals bounced back on Sunday with a 42-17 victory over the Lions.
Recap: Cardinals at Lions updates and analysis
IT’S OVER. CARDINALS WIN, 42-17
Bickley: Carson Palmer, Arizona Cardinals prove a point
The Cardinals whipped the Lions, exorcising some demons in the process.
Arizona Cardinals no longer picture of health
The Cardinals entered Sunday’s game against the Lions in good health. They can't say the same following it.
Arizona Cardinals force six turnovers in blowout of Detroit Lions - Arizona Cardinals Blog - ESPN
The Arizona Cardinals score 21 points off six forced turnovers in a blowout win over the Detroit Lions.
Cardinals force six turnovers, run roughshod over Lions in 42-17 rout - NBCSPORTS1060.COM
Things didn’t go well offensively for the Arizona Cardinals in the beginning of their game with the Detroit Lions on Sunday, but their defense, as usual, was more than up to the task, forcing two turnovers on Detroit’s first two possessions. The offense failed to convert on those possessions, but that was okay. What came after that more than made up for their shortcomings on those drives.
Tim Twentyman recaps the Lions’ 42-17 loss to the Cardinals.
Lions vs. Cardinals: Game photos
View photos of the Lions' Week 5 game vs. the Arizona Cardinals. Photos by Gavin Smith and Associated Press.
Watch Arizona Cardinals vs. Detroit Lions [10/11/2015] - NFL.com
Arizona Cardinals vs. Detroit Lions on Oct 11, 2015. Watch video of the game, buy tickets, get stats & depth charts, game highlights, analysis, recap, and discuss with other NFL fans!
Big Red Recap: Against Lions, Cardinals recover from first loss in big way
Carson Palmer passed for three touchdowns, David Johnson rushed for two scores and the defense forced six turnovers in a 42-17 win at Detroit, putting to rest any concerns that may have surfaced in last week’s loss against St. Louis.
The Arizona Cardinals are scoring at historic levels
Prior to this season, the Arizona Cardinals had scored 40 or more points in a single game just nine times in 27 seasons since moving to the Valley. Sunday, the 2015 Cardinals put another 40-spot on the board for the third time in their first five games, beating the Detroit Lions 42-17 at Ford Field to push their record to 4-1.
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