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The Cardinals in their Thursday Night Football history are not very good. Not shocking seeing as how they had two games on Thursday night from their move to Arizona until the mandatory everyone-gets-a-prime-time-game-which-could-be-a-TNF-game rule in 2012.
1995 - L 10-6 NYG
2008 - L 48-20 Phi
2012 - L 17-3 Stl
2013 - L 34-22 Sea
2014 - W 12-6 Stl
2015 - W 23-20 Min
2016 - W 33-21 SF
2017 - L 22-16 Sea
2018 - L 45-10
So, they started off in a hole with their 0-3 record and -46 score differential.
However, that has not changed much. Although Bruce Arians went 3-2 in his time in Arizona on TNF, their point differential was just +3 106-103.
Then the 2018 season happened, not sure what that was, and now their record sits at 3-6 and their point differential is an insane -78.
Basically, when the Cardinals win, it’s going to be close, their biggest win is +12 against the moribund Chip Kelly 49ers who finished 2-14.
When they lose, they get drubbed, with their 2017 six point loss to the Seahawks being their closest loss since their initial Thursday Night Football game in Arizona in 1995 against the Giants.
What does it all mean for tonight?
Who knows, but history has not been kind to the Cardinals on Thursday Night Football.