Arizona Cardinals "Every Game In History" Data Poster
What better way to show off your fandom of the Arizona Cardinals than this poster that showcases every game the team has ever played (updated through the end of the 2023 season)? Zoomed out this piece works as an almost abstract pixel-style design that can uniquely adorn your classiest of rooms, but up close it becomes a treasure trove of information, documenting every game in history along with the date, opponent and score. Sports art doesn’t have to be shoved into the basement, garage or mancave… It can be thought provoking and elegant, a centerpiece for a gathering place of your home. This high-quality print (available in 24x36 and 12x18 sizes) shows your undying love for the Cardinals while also bringing class to your living area.
The Arizona Cardinals are the NFL’s oldest franchise, dating back to the 1920 season. The team was the Chicago Cardinals then, and they were in the now-defunct APFA, but the team would remain the Cardinals throughout history, through Chicago, St. Louis, Phoenix, and now to its current namesake, Arizona. Despite winning the championship in 1925 and 1947, the Cards unbelievably only made it to the playoffs a total of seven times prior to the year 2000. A lack of true game-changing talent almost annually is to blame, but it is truly astonishing just how not elite the team was for the first eighty years of its existence. Outside of a brief run from 1974-1976 in which they won 10, 11, and 10 games, the Cardinals went 50 years without reaching double digit wins. In 2005, the Cardinals picked up previous league MVP Kurt Warner after he washed out with the Giants, mostly for depth, but he helped build the offense into the most potent the Desert had yet seen to that point, eventually leading Arizona to the Super Bowl in 2008, but falling to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Another late-stage QB came to Arizona to retire early when Carson Palmer rode to the Desert in 2015. He’d lead the team to 13 regular season wins, but never could get over that hump in the playoffs. The team hasn’t had a lot to root for in its hundred year history, but the drafting of superstar athlete Kyler Murray in 2019 gave the team new life, and as the Cardinals roll into the back half of the 2020s, they seem primed to be in the thick of things every single year.
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Printed on 10.3 mil (0.26 mm) matte paper. Framed options include mounting hardware.
What better way to show off your fandom of the Arizona Cardinals than this poster that showcases every game the team has ever played (updated through the end of the 2023 season)? Zoomed out this piece works as an almost abstract pixel-style design that can uniquely adorn your classiest of rooms, but up close it becomes a treasure trove of information, documenting every game in history along with the date, opponent and score. Sports art doesn’t have to be shoved into the basement, garage or mancave… It can be thought provoking and elegant, a centerpiece for a gathering place of your home. This high-quality print (available in 24x36 and 12x18 sizes) shows your undying love for the Cardinals while also bringing class to your living area.
The Arizona Cardinals are the NFL’s oldest franchise, dating back to the 1920 season. The team was the Chicago Cardinals then, and they were in the now-defunct APFA, but the team would remain the Cardinals throughout history, through Chicago, St. Louis, Phoenix, and now to its current namesake, Arizona. Despite winning the championship in 1925 and 1947, the Cards unbelievably only made it to the playoffs a total of seven times prior to the year 2000. A lack of true game-changing talent almost annually is to blame, but it is truly astonishing just how not elite the team was for the first eighty years of its existence. Outside of a brief run from 1974-1976 in which they won 10, 11, and 10 games, the Cardinals went 50 years without reaching double digit wins. In 2005, the Cardinals picked up previous league MVP Kurt Warner after he washed out with the Giants, mostly for depth, but he helped build the offense into the most potent the Desert had yet seen to that point, eventually leading Arizona to the Super Bowl in 2008, but falling to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Another late-stage QB came to Arizona to retire early when Carson Palmer rode to the Desert in 2015. He’d lead the team to 13 regular season wins, but never could get over that hump in the playoffs. The team hasn’t had a lot to root for in its hundred year history, but the drafting of superstar athlete Kyler Murray in 2019 gave the team new life, and as the Cardinals roll into the back half of the 2020s, they seem primed to be in the thick of things every single year.
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Printed on 10.3 mil (0.26 mm) matte paper. Framed options include mounting hardware.
What better way to show off your fandom of the Arizona Cardinals than this poster that showcases every game the team has ever played (updated through the end of the 2023 season)? Zoomed out this piece works as an almost abstract pixel-style design that can uniquely adorn your classiest of rooms, but up close it becomes a treasure trove of information, documenting every game in history along with the date, opponent and score. Sports art doesn’t have to be shoved into the basement, garage or mancave… It can be thought provoking and elegant, a centerpiece for a gathering place of your home. This high-quality print (available in 24x36 and 12x18 sizes) shows your undying love for the Cardinals while also bringing class to your living area.
The Arizona Cardinals are the NFL’s oldest franchise, dating back to the 1920 season. The team was the Chicago Cardinals then, and they were in the now-defunct APFA, but the team would remain the Cardinals throughout history, through Chicago, St. Louis, Phoenix, and now to its current namesake, Arizona. Despite winning the championship in 1925 and 1947, the Cards unbelievably only made it to the playoffs a total of seven times prior to the year 2000. A lack of true game-changing talent almost annually is to blame, but it is truly astonishing just how not elite the team was for the first eighty years of its existence. Outside of a brief run from 1974-1976 in which they won 10, 11, and 10 games, the Cardinals went 50 years without reaching double digit wins. In 2005, the Cardinals picked up previous league MVP Kurt Warner after he washed out with the Giants, mostly for depth, but he helped build the offense into the most potent the Desert had yet seen to that point, eventually leading Arizona to the Super Bowl in 2008, but falling to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Another late-stage QB came to Arizona to retire early when Carson Palmer rode to the Desert in 2015. He’d lead the team to 13 regular season wins, but never could get over that hump in the playoffs. The team hasn’t had a lot to root for in its hundred year history, but the drafting of superstar athlete Kyler Murray in 2019 gave the team new life, and as the Cardinals roll into the back half of the 2020s, they seem primed to be in the thick of things every single year.
Free Shipping on All Items — The price you see is what you spend.
Printed on 10.3 mil (0.26 mm) matte paper. Framed options include mounting hardware.