Hey there Cardinals fans! I'm part of an online Madden Football league and as a league we travel (as many of us can) to a NFL game each year, our goal being to hit all 32 stadiums in 32 years.
This year, we're heading down to Phoenix for the Panthers @ Cardinals game on November 14th. A couple guys in the league used to live in Phoenix, but the rest of us are wondering what we should expect.
- Should we stay close to the stadium? Or get an AirBnB somewhere else like in Scottsdale and drive in?
- What are the restaurants we need to try out while there? What about things to do and see? A couple of us bring our families as well.
- What should we know about Gameday at University of Phoenix Stadium? I've personally heard it's an amazing experience (that's from a friend who's a Seahawks fan who loves traveling to your stadium).
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The Titans last played the Cardinals on the road in 2005 at Sun Devil Stadium.
In 2009, the teams met in Tennessee.
In 2013, the teams met again in Tennessee. The NFL changed the rules to say that no team could play San Francisco and Seattle on the road in the same year (back when the Rams were in St. Louis, this made sense). Because of that, the Titans and Cardinals played twice in a row without playing in Arizona.
University of Phoenix Stadium opened in 2006. The Titans will play there on Sunday. After Sunday, every team will have played at least once at that stadium.
It tasted strange and now I feel like shit.
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Hi Reddit, i just recently left my position at the University of Phoenix Stadium to pursue a career with a Michelin star chef. I've cooked for over 60k people and also worked during the super bowl and pro bowl. On top of the normal day to day, I was a private chef inside the owners box cooking for politicians, celebrities, and players. Feel free to ask me anything!
Proof: https://imgur.com/Q6Si0fb
Hey all, Im pretty new to the area and have not been to the stadium before. I'm going to see U2 tonight. Any suggestions on where to park and where to eat? I assume traffic won't be fun. How long should I give for it?
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Patriots vs. Seahawks; Super Bowl 49: Malcolm Butler intercepts Russell Wilson at the goal line to seal the victory for the Patriots.
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Bengals vs. Cardinals; Week 11, 2015: The Bengals are penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct, which allows Chandler Catanzaro to make a game-winning field goal with a couple of seconds remaining (the field goal attempt went from 45 yards to 32 yards after the penalty).
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Packers vs. Cardinals; Divisional Round, 2015: Aaron Rodgers converts a pair of Hail Mary plays, including one at the end of regulation to send the game into overtime. The Cardinals then drive down the field in four plays (including a 75-yard pass to Larry Fitzgerald) to score a walk-off touchdown and advance to the NFC Championship game.
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Patriots vs. Cardinals; Week 1, 2016: Chandler Catanzaro misses a potential game-winning
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Seahawks vs. Cardinals; Week 7, 2016: I'm too tired and lazy to summarize everything that happened in this game, but I'm sure you've just seen it and remember it as vividly as I do.
Some teams do, but I know the Chargers didn't in San Diego.
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