Quiz On NFL - Arizona Cardinals

Pat Tillman, a former NFL player for the Arizona Cardinals, left his football career to join the United States Army in 2002. He was killed in Afghanistan in 2004 during the War on Terror. Tillman's decision to leave his professional football career and serve his country made him a symbol of patriotism and sacrifice.

From 1988-1993, the Arizona Cardinals NFL team was known as the Phoenix Cardinals. This name change occurred when the team relocated from St. Louis to Phoenix in 1988. The team later changed its name to the Arizona Cardinals in 1994 to reflect the state rather than just the city.

Larry Fitzgerald was drafted third overall by the Arizona Cardinals in the 2004 NFL Draft.

Leonard Davis is one of the largest Arizona Cardinals ever drafted because he stands at 6'6" and weighs 380 pounds. This makes him comparable in size to Anthony Clement, another large player who was drafted by the Cardinals. Chad Pennington, Michael Vick, and Alge Crumpler are not known for their size in the same way that Davis and Clement are.

In 2003, the Cardinals signed Emmitt Smith, a legendary running back. Smith had a successful career with the Dallas Cowboys, becoming the NFL's all-time leading rusher. He joined the Cardinals in the later years of his career, bringing his experience and skill to the team. Smith's signing was a significant move for the Cardinals, as they hoped to benefit from his leadership and on-field performance.

During Vince Tobin's tenure as head coach of the Cardinals, they only had one winning season. This means that in all the other seasons he coached the team, they did not have a winning record.

The correct answer is Maricopa County. In 2000, the Arizona Cardinals received a bond to build a new stadium in Maricopa County. This county is located in the state of Arizona and is home to the city of Phoenix, where the Cardinals are based. The bond allowed for the construction of the University of Phoenix Stadium, which became the team's new home stadium.

Adrian Wilson joined Anquan Boldin in the 2006 NFL Pro Bowl.

Dick Lane was a former Chicago Cardinals player known as "Night Train." He was a highly skilled and aggressive cornerback who earned the nickname "Night Train" due to his hard-hitting style of play. Lane played for the Cardinals from 1954 to 1959 and was known for his ability to intercept passes and deliver bone-crushing tackles. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1974.

After the 2002 season, David Boston and Jake Plummer left the Arizona Cardinals. The other options, Emmitt Smith, Anquan Boldin, and Nathan Poole, did not leave the team during that time.

In the 2007 NFL Draft, the Arizona Cardinals selected Levi Brown as their top pick.

Ottis Anderson was voted the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year in 1979.

In the final game of the 2003 Cardinal season, they beat the Vikings and stopped them from going to the playoffs.

Edgerrin James signed on with the Arizona Cardinals in 2006. He was a former running back for the Indianapolis Colts.

The Arizona Cardinals had their worst loss of the 2005 season against the Seattle Seahawks.

Ottis Anderson was the Cardinals' featured running back from 1979 to 1986 and he accumulated 34 100-yard games.