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Raising Zona:
Sure enough, many people are talking Super Bowl this morning after many feel the Cardinals shocked the world to make it to Super Bowl XLIII in Tampa.? The feeling is unreal, however not shocking as I did predict Cardinals victory in all three games.? Of course not everyone had it that way and ...
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This is the first of two blogs of playoff observations today.? First I?ll be tackling the Arizona Cardinals 32-25 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in Glendale, Arizona, before going over the Pittsburgh Steelers 23-14 win over the Baltimore Ravens up in Pittsburgh.? So what I noticed about ...
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