GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The Cardinals' game against the St. Louis Rams represented a microcosm of Arizona's season. Something that started with so much promise completely disintegrated. The Cardinals flexed their muscles early Sunday behind rookie quarterback Ryan Lindley, making his first NFL start, but when things began to unravel, it was too much to overcome. Arizona lost 31-17, the Cardinals' seventh consecutive defeat following a 4-0 start. The Rams intercepted Lindley four times, with first-year cornerback Janoris Jenkins returning two of the picks for touchdowns, becoming the first Rams player ever to accomplish the feat. St. Louis (4-6-1) hadn't forced a single turnover since its last win, a Week 5 victory over the Cardinals. "It seems like for weeks or forever we've been talking about turnovers," Rams coach Jeff Fisher said. "We kept saying that they oftentimes come in bunches, and they did today." Rams quarterback Sam Bradford...
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PLAYERS:
Ryan Lindley,
Janoris Jenkins,
Jeff Fisher,
Sam Bradford,
Steven Jackson,
Ken Whisenhunt,
Dave Zastudil,
Chris Givens,
Justin Bethel,
Greg Zuerlein,
Larry Fitzgerald,
LaRod Stephens-Howling,
Quentin Groves,
Lance Kendricks,
Jay Feely,
Todd Heap,
James Laurinaitis
TEAMS: Arizona Cardinals, St. Louis Rams, San Diego State Aztecs
TEAMS: Arizona Cardinals, St. Louis Rams, San Diego State Aztecs
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