Two games left against the NFC East should boost the Arizona Cardinals second half

Yesterday, we looked at the Arizona Cardinals schedule and the AFC East.

Today, we will look at the NFC East and the Arizona Cardinals realistic chance to sweep the division.

Let’s take a look.

12-13 @ New York Giants - (1-7)
Offensive ppg - 18.1 (31st)
Defensive ppg - 24.9 (14th)

Another team where their defense is not as bad as you would expect, but their offense is worse than you can imagine. Obviously the loss of Saquon Barkley makes a huge difference, but Daniel Jones has been abysmal when it comes to turning over the football 13 combined interceptions and fumbles, which has put the defense in a bad spot. The thing is, since their loss to the San Francisco 49ers 36-9, the Giants are 1-4, but they have lost those four games by a combined 14 points, including losses of three to Dallas, one to Philadelphia and two to the Buccaneers.

It is a not a slam dunk with it being a road game and the chance that the Giants may be improved by week 14.

12-20 vs Philadelphia Eagles - (3-4-1)
Offensive ppg - 23.3 (23rd)
Defensive ppg - 25.6 (16th)

The Eagles are going to win the NFC East, just by the fact they have the best quarterback in the division. However, that QB in Carson Wentz is having a miserable year, completing only 58.4% of his passes, with 12 touchdowns and 12 interceptions. He has been sacked 32 times and has lost 4 fumbles, giving him 16 total turnovers. The Eagles defense isn’t bad, but their secondary struggles to consistently cover.

A week 15 home game that could be a massive game with regards to the Cardinals playoff chances.

The Cardinals need both of these games, combined with maybe going 2-1 against the AFC East, being at 4-1 in these five games would give the Cardinals nine wins on the season. Putting them in a great spot to make the playoffs with only needing one win in the four remaining division games.

What do you think the Cardinals do against the NFC East?