Arizona Cardinals 2018 NFL Win/Loss Odds Prediction
Written by Eric Williams on July 11, 2018
After recording three straight double-digit winning seasons from 2013 to 2015, the Arizona Cardinals have been nothing more than mediocre in each of the last two seasons. Now, after going 7-8-1 in 2016 and a modest 8-8 last season, Arizona is a franchise undergoing some serious change with longtime starting quarterback Carson Palmer and former head coach Bruce Arians now both firmly entrenched in their respective retirements.
If you’re wondering what lies ahead for the Cardinals as they get set for their 2018 campaign under first-time head coach Steve Wilks and veteran quarterback Sam Bradford, the you’re going to love the expert betting analysis and prediction that you’re about to get on Arizona’s 2018 win total odds.
With the start of raining camp getting closer by the day, let’s get started.
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