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About the Arizona Cardinals

The Arizona Cardinals, the oldest continuously run professional football team in the United States, were founded in 1898 as the Morgan Athletic Club in Chicago. The franchise joined the NFL in 1920 as a charter member and has since undergone several relocations, from Chicago to St. Louis in 1960, and eventually to Arizona in 1988. Despite their longevity, the Cardinals struggled for much of their early history, experiencing long playoff droughts and frequent rebuilding phases.

The team’s fortunes began to turn in the mid-2000s with the emergence of quarterback Kurt Warner and wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald. The Cardinals reached their first Super Bowl in the 2008 season, narrowly losing to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XLIII after a dramatic game that featured a memorable 64-yard touchdown by Fitzgerald. In recent years, the Cardinals have developed into a competitive team, fueled by young talents such as quarterback Kyler Murray.

Despite their historical challenges, the Cardinals have a passionate fan base and a reputation for resilience. Their rivalry with the Seattle Seahawks and the San Francisco 49ers has grown in intensity, especially with the NFC West becoming one of the most competitive divisions in the NFL. As the team continues to rebuild, they aim to return to championship contention.

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What to know about State Farm Stadium, home of the Arizona Cardinals

State Farm Stadium, located in Glendale, Arizona, has been home to the Cardinals since 2006. Known for its retractable roof and roll-out natural grass field, it was one of the first stadiums of its kind in the U.S. It seats around 63,000 and expands for special events like Super Bowls and college championships.

State Farm Stadium tips: parking, tailgating and Arizona heat

State Farm Stadium is best accessed by car, and buying a parking pass through SeatGeek in advance is essential due to high demand on game days. Light rail doesn’t reach Glendale, though rideshare is an option.

Tailgating happens in the Great Lawn area and Red/Green lots, where fans enjoy live music, grilling and yard games. Bring lots of water and sunscreen — Arizona heat can be intense even into fall. The roof usually remains closed early in the season to keep temperatures down.

Stadium history and Cardinals game-day traditions

Opened in 2006 as Cardinals Stadium, it’s since hosted two Super Bowls and a Fiesta Bowl annually. The design lets in natural light while keeping the interior air-conditioned. Cardinals fans bring strong energy, especially in the Red Sea sections.

Where to go before and after Cardinals games

The nearby Westgate Entertainment District is packed with bars, restaurants and live music. Yard House, Fat Tuesday and Carousel are local favorites for pregame and postgame fun.

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