Panthers 36, Cardinals 30: What Arizona did on offense
The Arizona Cardinals were eliminated from playoff contention on Sunday in a 36-30 overtime loss to the Carolina Panthers. Offense didn’t seem to be the issue. They scored 30 points for the second consecutive week. What can we take away from the game offensively?
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