As the 2026 NFL season approaches, the Arizona Cardinals are 21 days away from their opening game. This countdown has prompted a look back at the team's performance during the 2021 season.
The team's recent history, particularly the 2021 campaign, is being revisited as a point of reference for the upcoming season. This retrospective analysis aims to draw insights and potentially identify trends or lessons learned from that period as the Cardinals prepare for their 2026 debut.
Cardinals Count Down to 2026 Opener, Reflecting on 2021 Season
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