Perhaps Arizona Cardinals Will Get National Respect NEXT Year

If something happens once, it's an event. If something happens twice, it's a set. If something happens 3 times, it's a pattern. Once the Arizona Cardinals success is a pattern, perhaps the talking heads of the NFL will actually watch the Cardinals play football during the regular season.

Maybe it's not their fault. They live and work on the east coast. Their families live and work on the east coast. They talk to east coast people, and have east coast pressures. How could they be responsible for knowing anything about teams they don't really care about? It's not like the folks at Fox NFL, CBS NFL, and Showtime Inside the NFL, are paid millions of dollars a year to talk about the NFL? oh, wait...

Warren Sapp - He obviously knows his football. His career included a long stint in California, so he actually has a non-coast bias viewpoint. Hence, the only individual on Inside the NFL smart enough to give the Cardinals a chance against the overpowering Green Bay Packers.

Chris Collinsworth - Insanity is defined as doing the same things and expecting different results. I call him insane, because I assume he is not dumb. He seems nice, has an above average speaking vocabulary, dresses nice, so why continue to embarrass himself by insulting the Arizona Cardinals? 2 post seasons in a row?

Phill Simms - What can you say, if it's not about the New York Giants, he is lost.

Shannon Sharp - Too bad he could stop blabbing about how Green Bay was going to crush the Cardinals, long enough to let Dan Marino finish his interview rap up with Kurt Warner. What an idiot.

In closing, the talking heads of the NFL need to look past high school level peer pressure from their colleagues, long enough to actually do some research in their chosen profession.

UPDATE: Here's another example... All Randy Cross had to say about the wild card match-up last night? "I just feel bad for the fans in Green Bay and Arron Rodgers..." Yes, maybe next year.