2025 Arizona Cardinals schedule predictions
With the Arizona Cardinals announcing their full 225 regular-season schedule on Wednesday, cohost Seth Cox and I recorded a new show for the podcast to discuss it.
We talk about the international games and the new streaming-only game on YouTube. We discuss possible prime-time games for the Cardinals in 2025 and then make week-by-week schedule predictions. Yes, we make a mock schedule.
Feel free to mock it, especially if we get none of the games right.
Times and topics:
(1:00) International games
(14:19) Potential prime-time matchups
(20:31) Game-by-game schedule predictions from Jess and Seth
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