Sunday Night Football: Arizona Cardinals v. Philadelphia Eagles

This game may end up being a tough battle for both teams with division titles and playoff seeding at stake.

Arizona Cardinals (11-2)

The Cards are rolling with a seven-game winning streak.  They have secured a playoff berth, but they need to win tonight to capture the NFC West division title.  Their division-rival Seattle Seahawks (9-5) are marching confidently into the playoff picture as they just notched their fifth consecutive win today against the Cleveland Browns (3-11).

According to this article from arizonacardinals.com, this is the list of things that can happen for the Cardinals with a win tonight:

First division title since 2009.

Secure a bye in the first round of the playoffs with a Green Bay loss to Oakland.

A franchise record for wins in a single season (12).

A franchise record for "road" wins in a single season (7).

Second-longest winning streak in franchise history (8).

Improve to 5-0 in prime-time games this season.  They have never won more than two prime-time games in a season.

That same article pointed out that Bruce Arians is 41-16 in his 57 games as a head coach for a win percentage of 0.719.

Among all-time NFL head coaches with at least 50 career games, only four have a higher win percentage than Arians: Guy Chamberlin (.784), John Madden (.759), Vince Lombardi (.749) and Ray Flaherty (.720).

Philadelphia Eagles (6-7)

It's been an odd season with generally mixed results for the Eagles, yet they are all of a sudden firing on all cylinders with a two-game winning streak.  A win tonight would help them stay in the hunt for a division title in the NFC East.  It's quite the dumpster-fire of a division for the 2015 NFL regular season, which is helping to take some of the attention away from the miserable AFC South.

Here is the comparison from NFL.com:

That's your preview for tonight.  The usual rules apply, and enjoy the game!

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