Did the Arizona Cardinals Have Black Magic on Their Side?

john fran by Correspondent Written on January 12, 2009
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Was Jake Delhomme playing for the Cardinals?

The Cardinals destroyed the Panthers by 20 points, but how could they lose? They had black magic on their side, turning Jake Delhomme, the quarterback for the Panthers, into a Cardinals offensive player. Jake Delhomme handed the game over to the Cardinals on a silver platter. Everyone in Arizona must look up to Delhomme as their new hometown hero.

In soccer the players change jerseys after the game, but in Delhomme's case, he should have changed jerseys at the start of the game.

He threw five interceptions in the game, and every time he threw one, the Cardinals took full advantage. They scored 33 unanswered points until the last five minutes of the game.

Delhomme then decided he would change back over to become a Panthers player for the last five minutes. Final score: Cardinals 33, Panthers 13.

The Cardinals did a great job keeping Steve Smith out of the game. He got his first TD catch in the last five minutes of the game.

MVP of the game, I have to give it up to Larry Fitzgerald. He made one of the best diving catches I have ever seen. He played great all four quarters of the game and made some fantastic catches.

As for the Panthers, they had no pieces of the puzzle with Delhomme on the Cardinals' side. The Cardinals' black magic was too strong for the Panthers.

Now the Cardinals have home field advantage over the Eagles for the NFC championship game, Jan. 18, 1:00pm on Sunday.

Good luck Cardinals. I hope you beat the Eagles, and may your black magic be with you. 

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