2014 NFL coach of the year Bruce Arians and his Arizona Cardinals team have their eyes set on recording a third successive double-digit season after winning 10 games (in 2013) and 11 games (in 2014). Arians, who also won the coach of the year award with the Indianapolis Colts two years ago, was indeed a standout coach and deserved praise for his team’s performance in 2014. In spite of losing his franchise quarterback, his backup quarterback and a number of treasured starters on defense to injury, he still helped the Cards to navigate through the NFL’s toughest division, the NFC West, to win 11 games (and nearly clinching the divisional title).
Who will join Carson Palmer as an #AZCardinals offensive starter? @Cardschatter‘s prediction: http://t.co/CgfjXe5j1o pic.twitter.com/eNoBPtEvrS
— Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) June 19, 2015
With his stellar coaching reputation and a good number of his injured starters getting healthier in the offseason, the big question heading to the 2015 NFL betting season is: Can the Cardinals make it three years in a row with double-digit wins, or will the NFC West prove too tough to handle for Arians’ boys?