Dec 15 12:28a by Sean Keeley
It’s clear they were looking past the 49ers and San Francisco came in hungry for a win. The Cardinals appeared flat, starting the game defensively with three penalties. Darnell Dockett forced an early interception but the Cardinals offense couldn’t get moving. The real story of the game was ball protection. The Cardinals fumbled the ball 5 times while Kurt Warner threw 2 interceptions.
The Cardinals offense was never in sync and turnovers really hurt this team like usual. It’s no secret that when the Cardinals turn the ball over more then their opponent, they lose. That’s what happened tonight when the Cardinals turned the ball over SEVEN TIMES, and it shouldn’t be a surprise they lost. Was it a surprise that they couldn’t get anything going and Kurt Warner’s 120+ QB rating games stopped at four? Yes. Fortunately Kurt Warner has a bad game every now and then and usually bounces back with dominating performances, which is good news with the Lions and Rams coming up.
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