Found November 01, 2009 on
Inside The Panthers:
The Cardinals cut the Panthers lead to 14 points with a 67-yard touchdown drive midway through the third period. The score came on a 1-yard pass from Kurt Warner to tight end Ben Patrick. It was a toughly-played period for...
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November 02, 2009
-- After holding Arizona's Kurt Warner to 242 yards, the Panthers still have the NFL's top-rated pass defense (160.6 yards per game). Carolina has the league's seventh-ranked defense overall (288.1 yards per game). Carolina's five interceptions of Warner moved them...
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November 02, 2009
Kurt Warner threw five interceptions on 27 of 46 completions, 242 yards and two touchdowns in the Cardinals 34-21 loss to the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.
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November 02, 2009
Kurt Warner's five-interception game on Sunday was his first since December 9, 2007. When you throw as much as the Cardinals do, and get down as big...
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November 02, 2009
Michael Kossett joins me for Monday’s “Show To Be Named Later” on Fanster.com to discuss the weekend just concluded in the world of sports.
We start with the Arizona Cardinals, who turned in a sloppy, uninspired effort against the Carolina Panthers, losing 34-21. Michael and I discuss Kurt Warner’s 6-turnover day, as well as the [...]
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November 01, 2009
Kurt Warner is intercepted five times as Carolina blasts the Cards 34-21 on Sunday.
Via Da' Bears Blog
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November 02, 2009
It was important for the defense to perform how they performed Sunday, opponent aside. If it only served to get the taste of the Cincinnati Bungle out of their collective minds, it was well worth it. The Browns stink - nobody disputes that - but the defense didn't mail in the effort and dominated the ballgame.Sunday provides a real test for the unit at the season...
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November 01, 2009
Give credit where credit is due: the Carolina Panthers finally played the game against the Cardinals that they should have last January, forcing Arizona QB Kurt Warner into 6 turnovers and running the ball almost exclusively in the second half en-route to victory.
The story of this game was the Panthers’ defense and rushing attack. Panthers [...]
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November 01, 2009
Jake Delhomme played mistake-free football while Kurt Warner turned the ball over six times, as Carolina's duo of DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan...
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